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Publications, Forms and Technical Papers

 

Club Presentations

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• FT8 - The Modern Digital Mode - K7LDN - 2024-11-09

• APRS - K7LDN - 2024-10-12

• Volunteering with HAM Radio - N7PJR - 2024-03-09

• A HAM's Toolbox - K7LDN - 2024-01-13

• Solar Power for Ham Radio - N7PJR - 2023-11-11

• Repeaters - KK7GKG - 2023-09-08

• Cross-Band Repeat - K7LDN - 2023-09-08

• Winlink - K7ABM - 2023-04-09

• Software Defined Radio - K7LDN & N7ZZS - 2023-02-11

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Technical Information / Projects

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• Coaxial Dipole Antenna Plans

• BSA Radio Packet

• Backpackers J-Pole

• 3-Element Tape Measure Yagi - Club build project Feb 2024

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 Forms and Documents:

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• ​Script for the Mountain View Net

• General Message Form (ICS213)

• HARC 6-Line Message Form (short-form ICS213)

• Information About Local Nets

• Emergency Nets

• Field Day Manual 

• Net Schedules

• ICS 205 

• ICS 213

• ICS 214

• Salt Lake County ARES Standard Load - Jan 2024

• Salt Lake County ARES Standard Load - Oct 2023

   

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VHF/UHF Radio Configurations

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Radio Configuration

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The Herriman Amateur Radio Club (HARC) recommends you have the following frequencies programmed in your VHF/UHF radio to ensure readiness to operate during an emergency. Programming these frequencies will save time as you respond to emergencies the nature of which can change quickly. The list here comprises the simplex frequencies HARC uses, as well as information about several local repeaters.