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Sitka Ham Amateur Radio Klub “SHARK” is a new group of ham radio enthusiasts that was officially formed in March 2017. We're an active group of hams in South East Alaska that enjoy exploring all aspects of the hobby.
Our membership consists of ten Officers, two Honorary Lifetime Members and a growing number of individuals interested in amateur radio.
On the weekend of June 23rd Sitka Ham Amateur Radio Klub will be at their 2nd annual Field Day. Field day is ham radio’s open house were for 24 hours hams publicly showcase the science, skill and service radio can bring to our community. Ham’s across north America, the world and even outer space will be busy with the annual ARRL Field Day event.
Ham radio is fun and it’s for everyone including you. Visit our Field Day event at Kimsham Recreation Complex Parking Area where the SHARK’s will be from 10AM on Saturday the 23rd until 10AM on Sunday. If you have questions call Darryl at 738-4539.
You can test out your radio voice at our guest station. Talk to one of our SHARK members over ham radio.
It's a 24 hour contesting campout from 10AM on Saturday the 23rd until 10AM on Sunday.
Visit us at Kimsham Recreation Complex Parking Area above the ball fields. Something for everyone and every age.
Field Day is ham radio's open house. Every June, more than 40,000 hams throughout North America set up temporary transmitting stations in public places to demonstrate ham radio's science, skill and service to our communities and our nation. It combines public service, emergency preparedness, community outreach, and technical skills all in a single event. Field Day has been an annual event since 1933, and remains the most popular event in ham radio.
"Two nurses from the Salish Aire boarded the Study Beauty and provided medical assistance by giving them oxygen." These are none other then our seafaring winter guests Norman Gregory KI7CKD and Clarice Gregory KI7RLD, whom spent the winter with us here is Sitka, and became members of the SHARK Sitka Ham Amateur Radio Klub. I can not imagine a better couple of people, even having oxygen on board, to be there for them. (AL5X-David Lowrance)
Saturday June 9, 2018 SHARK
raised an antenna and installed an
“emergency access radio”
at the Sitka Sportsman’s Association.
The first of 4 potential remote sights in Sitka that SHARK has identified as areas in need of ham radio access in the event of an emergency and/or disaster.
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