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Welcome to the Borderline Amateur Radio Club! Our club serves amateurs in the northeatern corner of Utah and the Northwestern corner of Colorado.

The purpose of Borderline Amateur Radio Club is to promote the advancement of amateur radio and fellowship of radio amateurs while providing a valuable service to the public, particularly with respect to emergency communications.

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February Meeting

The next meeting will be held:
Date: April 18, 2010
Time: 10:00 A.M.
Location: Vernal - Uintah County EOC

Borderline News May 2011

In this issue:

  • Club Meeting May 21 in Vernal
  • Anchorage VEC Asks FCC to Grant Lifetime Credit for Expired Licenses
  • Tornadoes and Thunderstorms Keep Radio Amateurs Busy in Midwest, Southeast

Borderline News April 2011

In this issue:

  • Club Meeting April 16 Roosevelt
  • Jerile Southam KD7WTH Upgrade To Extra
  • Revised Spread Spectrum Rules to Go Into Effect April 29, 2011

Borderline News March 2011

In this Issue:

  • Club Meeting March 19, Vernal
  • Extra Class Licensing Course Starting
  • Technician Licensing course now forming
  • 70 cm Band Threatend

Borderline News February 2011

In this issue:

  • Club Meeting February 18 in Altamont
  • ARRL Files Petition for Partial Reconsideration with FCC Regarding Vanity, Club Call Signs

Borderline News January 2010

In this issue:

  • Test session January 7 Uintah County EOC
  • Club meeting January 22 in Roosevelt
  • General Motors Turns to Ham Radio to Solve Antenna Problem
  • ARRL Shows IBEC BPL Systems Are Interfering, Violating FCC Rules

Borderline News December 2010

In this issue:

  • Club Meeting December 4th 10 A.M.
  • British Man Convicted for Deliberate Interference, Operating Without a License
  • FCC Issues Retailer Second Citation in 18 Months for Marketing Non-Compliant RF Devices

Entry level Amateur Radio Licensing Course

2012 Technician Class License Course:

Borderline Amateur Radio Club is proud to sponsor this entry level Amateur Radio licensing course. The course is taught by Erik Larson, AD7OV, and covers everything you will need to know in order to obtain your Technician amateur radio license. Erik has taught this course for the club for three years, and each course has had great attendance. Many of those in attendance have earned their General license at the testing session held after this class.

Borderline News November 2010

In this issue:

  • Club Meeting December 4th
  • US Charges K1MAN with Failure to pay fine.
  • The Amateur Amateur: The Manual & why we don't read it.

Borderline News October 2010

In this issue:

  • Club Meeting October 12 Vernal
  • Utah SET November 6
  • ARRL Awards Committee Makes Statement on Dissolution of Netherlands Antilles
  • The QSL Postman
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