Welcome to K7SWI
Idaho’s Do Something Club Since 2018
Thank you for stopping by our page! Check out our Facebook Group Posts below and our Events page for upcoming events!
We are an active community of amateur radio operators that do group activities on a regular basis. We also like to do a monthly educational meeting where we explore a variety of technical aspects of amateur radio.
Meetings are generally the 1st Thursday of the Month. Board meetings are the 1st Tuesday of the month and are open to the public.
Join us at a meeting, event, or on our Facebook Group!
If you are not into social media thats okay! You can sign up for our mailing list with HamClubOnline where you can get email notifications of our upcoming events and meeting reminders! Click Here to register with HamClubOnline (you will need to enter our club call sign of K7SWI).
We have a Groups.io page as well which can be found by Clicking Here.
ALL ARE WELCOME! Youths, Adults, Seniors, Licensed or the non-licensed “Ham curious”. Come out and GET ON THE AIR!
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FREE! Box of climbing belts and misc. call me at 209-890-7575 before 7:00pm. … See MoreSee Less
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As a newbie to HAM I have, however, been a guitar player since the Beatles came to America. Never mind my age 😂. I am excited to take this CRAM course given by Kim. Understanding bandwidth, mega and giga hz is fascinating. I am relating clock speed cycles to my guitar amplifier. With this said, a HAM Antenna and a music speaker should rather be synonymous in theory. Any thoughts? I simply think transmitting one's voice through the air is not only fascinating but mysterious as well. Almost or well could be very spiritual. Though the average person who uses 5g phones take them for granted HAM operators know the heart of the matter. Funny how Heinrich Hertz' last name means heart in German. Simply fascinating. I owe this new experience to Charlie Downey of Midvale who inspired me to become radio-active. A hearty 73 to all. Sorry to be so windy here. I'm excited! … See MoreSee Less
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SWIARC Winter Field Day … See MoreSee Less
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I know there will be lots of pics from this event. Such a fun gathering to watch the eclipse and play radio. … See MoreSee Less
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40m dipole is working great at the eclipse campout. Dipole center is 36 feet up, insulators are 25 feet. Furthest 40m contact at my station is Tahiti. … See MoreSee Less
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