Welcome to the Superstition Amateur Radio Club Home Page
Here you will find information our repeaters, monthly club meetings, board meetings, memberships, general contact information and activities. Including our SuperFest Website information.
Here you will find information our repeaters, monthly club meetings, board meetings, memberships, general contact information and activities. Including our SuperFest Website information.
The Superstition Amateur Radio Club has something for everyone - whatever your amateur radio interests are, you will find someone in the club to exchange ideas with, learn from, and or teach someone something new. Whether you want to learn CW (Morse code) and work other continents. Build and tune your own antennas, climb mountains and talk to other people around the world with portable equipment with Summits On The Air (SOTA). How about helping others build an Amateur Radio Emergency Data Network using 2.4 GHz , 3.3 GHz and or 5.8 GHz microwave nodes here in Mesa and the surrounding communities. Not only is it a lot of fun to build, you will be able to help out in case of an emergency with the services that you can help provide.
You can even help out the National Weather Service get “eyes on the ground” for weather reporting with Skywarn. Or any number of other activities with the new digital modes of communications that we as Amateur Radio Operators have available to us. You will find there’s always someone that you can chat with while you are learning something new with your Amateur Radio License...
Board Meetingsa are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM via "Zoom Meeting". They run approximately two hours. If you would like to attend one of our board meetings please contact the Superstition ARC Club President at least 24 hours prior to the meeting for the Zoom information: president@superstitionarc.org
Club Meetings are at 7:00 PM on the third Tuesday of the month (except December) at the Charles K. Luster Building. Doors Open at: 6:30 pm and the meeting runs approximately two hours. The Officers and Board members of The Superstition Amateur Radio Club hope you all can make it.
SuperFest Grand Prize Tickets Will be available. So please pick some up and support the Superstition ARC's SuperFest for 2021 Just $2.00 Each!
The last couple of repeater problems that have occurred have not been reported to the Tech Committee in a timely manor.
If anyone ever notices a problem with any of our repeaters, please send a email message to tech@superstitionarc.org as soon as possible so that we can start working on the problem. The following people will be notified as they are all on the Tech Committee.
Report Repeater Problems: tech@superstitionarc.org
(Last updated 08-12-2021)
Hamshack Hotline (HH) is a FREE dedicated VOIP telecom service for the Ham Radio community.Check out them and join Hamshack Hotline VOIP Phone System and view the System Map. Chat with other Hams all around the world. Click on the links below for more information.
(Last updated 08-10-2021)
If you have any questions about volunteering for the SuperFest Committee. Please send an email to:
chairman@superstitonsuperfest.org .
Club Members, why not volunteer, have some fun and help out at the SuperFest? Be a part of one of the largest and most successful SuperFest's in the State of Arizona. Use the information below to subscribe to the SuperFest Mail Group.
The SuperFest Chairman, John KG7NSP, is well under way planning for the big Superstition SuperFest As you all know this is the club's biggest event and fund-raiser. Without the SuperFest the club would struggle to pay the bills. I can not say this enough, John needs help with this event. It takes a year of planning to pull it off and he needs help. Not only does he need help, he needs someone to take over as chairman. This is John's fourth year as SuperFest Charmian and it's time for sone one else to step up .He will help anyone who steps up so you are not alone. I hate to say this but if we do not get help with the SuperFest, it may not happen at all.
One of the largest SuperFest's in Arizona could go away. How sad that would be just because the club cannot get any of its 231 members to help out.
So, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, HELP OUT.
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[ Managing and How to Print Your FCC License! ]
I would like to remind everyone of their responsibility to maintain a current mailing address with the FCC. If you are looking to print a copy of your current FCC license (maybe to carry along with your Go bag or on your person), here are the step-by-step instructions on how to accomplish this task.
K7EDT - Ed Taggard 73
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Are you interested in learning more about the SuperARC / AMO Mesh Information Network and what they are doing? Then Check out the information below:
The Superstition ARC moved our mesh mail list over to Google Groups. We also combined our effort with the Arizona Mesh Organization. This allows you to control how you receive your email. Not a member? The process to Subscribe or Unsubscribe is very easy for you to control.
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[ Amateur Radio Newsline™ ]
Your independent source of Amateur Radio news for today's radio amateur. You can now listen to Amateur Radio NewsLine any time that is convenient for you and is usually updated on Friday of each week.
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[ Superstition ARC Net News ]
The morning Drive Time Net which runs from 7:00 to 8:00 AM Monday - Friday is looking for a few people to help out as a Net Control Operators. If your interested or have some questions about helping out, please send Dave Muller an email at: k7av@arrl.net
[ News From The Tech Committee ]
Fellow club members, as most of you should know by now, the tech team was out at the Stone Castle site on Saturday morning. We removed all of the equipment to install a new network rack that will now house all of the repeater equipment. As you all are also aware, the 147.12 Fission repeater up at Usery mountain failed about a month ago so we reprogrammed the 448.275 repeater and put it in its place until the repeater gets back from repairs. While at the Stone Castle site we decided to put our back up repeater on UHF online at the Stone Castle and move the Yaesu back up to the Usery site, so both 147.120 analog and 448.275 digital are back up and running now. We ran into problems at the Stone Castle with the backup repeater and a programming problem. We did not have the means to program it at the site as our tech person who does that was not available to meet us up there, so the 449.600, Echolink, and Allstarlink are all offline at this time. We hope to get everything back to normal by Sunday afternoon. If not, these modes may be down for several days and not linked.
Just an update: The backup repeater is back online along at the Stone Castle sounding great. The Echolink and Allstarlink are still currently offline. The Tech Team is still working on getting that back online.
Thanks Again.
Steve Estes KB7KWK.
President and Tech Team Member
[ News From The Communications Committee ]
The Communications Committee has been making some changes to the club website. The last effort was to clean up a lot of the old code and consolidate some of the duplicate banner ads. We are still working on getting the club sales page going again. We are looking for a way for club members to be able to post their own ads
(Last updated 03-30-2021)
Email webmaster@superstitionarc.org If you have any questions or comments.
[ Superstition Mesh Network News and Information ]
If you’re interested participating and or helping with this project please contact Steve KB7KWK. You can also sign up to receive email's from the Mesh Group's mail list. While we are a part of the Superstition ARC, we are not directly funded by the club. Our funding comes from grants and donations from those who are interested in and have been working on this project. Click on the link below for more information. If your interested in making a donation, to the Mesh Group. We have provided a link below for Mesh Network Info page on the clubs website...
"Mesh Network Information Page."
[ A Note From Dave Muller Communicator Editor ]
Have an idea for an news article, or something you would like to submit for publication? Then use the link below and send it to Dave Muller - K7AV. He can always use articles and photos each month. So help Dave out and submit something today.
A quick note from Dave, I would like to thank those of you who have recently sent in some great articles, Thank You and keep them coming...
[ Submit An Article To The Communicator or ADAW ]
Publication |
Submission Deadline | Publication Date |
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Communicator |
27th of the month | First of the following month |
ADAW |
3rd of the month | Third week of the month for the following month |
Email Dave Muller K7AV editor@superstitionarc.org
[ News From The SuperFest Committee! ]
[ Count Down To The SuperFest 2021 Grand Prize Drawing! ]
(Last updated 09-15-2021)
