In a swift and resolute move, the Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL) has taken a stand, leading to the reclassification of the Batesville Area Radio Club (BARC) as inactive. As a devoted member of the ARRL, I've been compelled to uncover the concerning actions of BARC's present officers, actions that have raised questions about the club's commitment to the values of amateur …
EXPOSED: Batesville Area Radio Club’s Dishonesty at ARRL Field Day
ARRL Field Day Approacheth A Disappointing Experience Let me elaborate on their actions. According to the 2021 ARRL Field Day rules, Class A stations, including clubs or non-club groups, must set up specifically for Field Day. These stations should not use facilities intended for permanent station use or any permanently installed structures. In clear violation of …
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Waiting On Response From K5BRC Officers, W5PLB & KD5DZO…
"Time Elapsed Since Request Sent to BARC President and Vice-President:" This timer is currently running to track the duration of time elapsed since the president and vice-president of the Batesville Area Radio Club (BARC) received my letter. In the letter, I requested that they provide an details for the accusations outlined in the Membership Termination Letter which …
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1930 Fairbanks Morse Z
Restoring antique engines can be a rewarding and challenging endeavor. There's something special about bringing a piece of history back to life, especially when it comes to a machine that was once considered the pinnacle of technology. In this blog post, we'll go through the process of restoring a 1930 Fairbanks Morse Z antique engine, which has a lot of rust, a cracked head, …