- Home
- Registration
- Site Tools
- Articles
- Swap n Shop
- Contesting
- Grounding information for everyone
- History of the Central Alberta Amateur Radio Club
- CAARC owned Repeaters
- Club Repeater Info
- GMT Time Conversion Table
- VE/VA6 Incoming QSL Bureau
- Pine Lake Tornado Friday July 14, 2000.
- Amateur Radio to the Rescue
- CANWARN
- HAM Nation with Bob Heil K9EID
- Net info
- Events.
- ARES
- Links and On line study course.
- Field Day 2019
- Members D/L
- Forum/Swap and Shop
Sept 2025 CAARC General meeting
CAARC Membership
The next CAARC General Meeting will be on Wednesday, September 17, at 19:30 hours.
Meet after 19:00 hours at the Calder School at Sunnybrook Farm 2879 Botterill Crescent .
The Calder School entrance is behind Sims Furniture just north of the Bower mall at the south end of Red Deer.
The gates will be open for 1900 hrs.
We have scheduled an exciting technical presentation by representatives of AlbertaSat
AlbertaSat began as a student group in 2010 responding to the call of the Canadian Satellite Design Challenge (CSDC) – an innovative new Canada wide competition encouraging university students to cross the boundaries of what is considered a normal education and try their hand at spacecraft design. The first CSDC competition was a marvelous exercise in experimentation and curiosity as the students of AlbertaSat studied the dynamics of orbital control and considered the effects of free molecular friction on a spacecraft in the upper atmosphere.
After participating in the first few CSDC missions, AlbertaSat revitalized its efforts and crafted a dream – a dream of providing an aerospace education to Albertans along with a commercial space industry supporting the continued development of Alberta’s economy. This dream began with a few members and grew to encompass over 40 students from various disciplines and over 10 faculty members at the University of Alberta. Momentum grew, and from the initial dream, the idea and the design of the Experimental Albertan #1 (Ex-Alta 1) Satellite was created. The team spent the next two years building its first foray into space as a member of the QB50 mission. Eventually, it reached the launch pad in April 2017.
The presentation will be live broadcast
Don VE6HQ is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87195837658?pwd=Md5i6Bt9rLGlDR8aMFE93HY4owVNJB.1
One tap mobile
+19292056099,,87195837658#,,,,*205546# US (New York)
+12532050468,,87195837658#,,,,*205546# US
Join instructions
73
Don Westacott VE6HQ
CAARC President
Print article |