Announcement by KE6JGM
There Will Be Testing At Bob Brown’s House
May 16th @ 8am
Announcement by KN6RBP

Hemet Christmas Parade LDARC Booth
Saturday, December 6
5:00 – 9:00pm
This event is fun every year. I love our small town parade. We always meet new hams from our area and many more interested in the hobby. Please come out if you can and enjoy the food and fun of the parade and support our club by stopping by our booth. Bring friends and family and enjoy the parade and local folks and at least one guy from way up north, if ya know what I mean.
We need 4 volunteers for set up and tear down. Volunteers would need to be at the site by 2:30. City event people have asked that all booths are set up by 4pm.
Larry KN6PUR, thank you for setting this event up with the city and organizing it for the club.
Atta Boy!
If you are able to come early please let Hyatt know during roll call. Thank You.
NCS Schedules
Net control operators for the Eagle, Roundtable, Simplex, Elmer, Breakfast & Digital Only nets will find NCS schedules in the google calendar on our website. Additionally Control operators for their respective nets will receive email notification 8 hours and 30 min prior to the net. I am working on text notification as well.
Eagle Net 10m tonight
Tonight for the Eagle net we will be @ 10m 28.360 mhz. and NCS is N6DMP with KN6RBP logging.
Current Eagle Net Schedule
1st Tue 10m N6DMP NCS KN6RBP Logging
2nd Tue 40m KN6RBP NCS KN6RBP Logging
3rd Tue 40m KE6JGM NCS KN6RBP Logging
4th Tue 40m KN6RBP NCS KN6RBP Logging
5th Tue 40m KE6JGM NCS KN6RBP Logging
Our LTAC frequency list has been updated
In quest of better simplex communication and adherence to local band recommendations, changes have been made to some 2m, 1.25m & 70cm tac frequencies. They are…
- 145.540 Mhz LTAC1
- 146.445 Mhz LTAC2
- 431.075 FM LTAC3
- 222.140 Mhz LTAC6
- 446.150 LTAC4
Primary Simplex, Net, and Event Frequencies
Use these frequencies for simplex testing, LTAC operations, local calling, nets, and special operating events.
LTAC Frequencies
- LTAC4: 70CM 446.150 MHz FM C4FM & FM
- LTAC3: 70CM 431.075 MHz FM C4FM & FM
- LTAC6: 1.25M 222.140 MHz FM
- LTAC2: 2M 146.445 MHz C4FM & FM
- LTAC1: 2M 145.540 MHz C4FM & FM
- LTAC5: 10M 29.630 MHz C4FM & FM
Calling, Net, and Event Frequencies
Net and Event Frequencies
Digital
DMR Simplex Frequencies
- 70CM 446.500 MHz DMR event simplex (TG 99, TS1, CC1)
- 70CM 446.075 MHz DMR event simplex (TG 99, TS1, CC1)
- 70CM 433.450 MHz DMR event simplex (TG 99, TS1, CC1)
C4FM Simplex Frequencies
- 6M 50.625 MHz C4FM
FM
- 6M 52.515 MHz FM
Single Sideband
- 2M 144.281 MHz USB
- 6M 51.025 MHz USB
- 40M 7.238 MHz LSB (Eagle Net frequency)
- 75M 3.900 MHz LSB (Roundtable frequency)
Calling Frequencies
- 70CM 441.000 MHz DMR calling (TG 99, TS1, CC1)
- 70CM 446.000 MHz FM calling
- 1.25M 223.500 MHz calling
- 2M 146.520 MHz FM calling
- 10M 29.600 MHz FM calling
2025 LDARC Christmas Dinner & Award Ceremony
Christmas Dinner will be at J&M Restaurant December 13th 5:30pm
Tickets are $25.00 for ham & turkey and $30.00 for Tri Tip. This does not include the tip. There will be a tip jar at the event.
No December Club Meeting this month
- Great Food
- We present your LDARC Board for 2026
- Christmas Dinner Raffle
- Club Awards
- Out By 9pm
Karen is asking for 2 Volunteers to help her set up. They would be needed @ 4:30.
Please tell Hyatt when he calls you for roll if you can help Karen with set up.
Raffle Ticket Prices:
- $ 5.00 = 1 Ticket
- $20.00 = 5 Tickets
- $40.00 = 12 Tickets
- $50.00 = 15 Tickets
- $100.00 = 35 Tickets
Fun Fact:
Natural disasters don’t necessarily take the holidays off!
Man made or natural disasters of big enough scope can overwhelm our normal lines of communication. Land lines, cell systems and the internet may be gone or unreliable. It may take days or weeks to bring in the infrastructure necessary to restore communications. This is where ARES can provide vital communications resources for the responders and the public.
Every licensed amateur, regardless of membership in ARRL® or any other local or national organization, is eligible to apply for membership in ARES.
Our hobby is based on the desire to communicate, and the use of technology to do so. Why not put that to good use by serving your community in times of need.
To apply for ARES® membership please go to ARESDV website.
You could make a difference, when it REALLY matters.
Give the gift of your time & communication skill. Become a ARES member today.






