News
05 June 2008
 New Batch of Hams and Upgrades!

1 May 2008
 More New Hams and Upgrades!

14 November 2007
 Public Service Events Impact

7 July 2007
 Tech and New General Study Guide

 
 
2008
Completed Events


3/2/2008
 Little Rock Marathon

4/5/2008
 Capitol City Classic

4/12/2008
 Rocket 5K

4/12/2008
 MS Walk

4/19/2008
 Ouachita Trail 50

6/14/2008
 Tour de Rock

 
 
 
Thumbnail Sketch of Severe Weather

Tornado Watch
 Be alert; conditions are favorable for severe weather and possibly tornadoes.

Tornado Warning
 A tornado has been reported or indicated by Doppler Radar. Leave mobile homes and autos. Take shelter. Contrary to some reports, mobile homes and autos are not safe.
After the Tornado:
1. Stay put--let disaster workers come to you
2. No open flame until utilities checked
3. Avoid downed lines
4. Implement family emergency plan
5. Retrieve "Grab and Go Bag" personal safety disaster supply kit.

Shelter
 Underground structure best. Lower floor without outside walls of a large steel frame building, interior rooms, under staircases, bathtub, ground depression or ditch, under bridges as near to the top as possible. Lie flat, Avoid outside windows. Take "Grab Bag and Go" disaster supply kit.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning
 Stay away from windows, appliances, telephones, metal doors. Unplug unneeded appliances.

Lightning
 If you hear thunder, you are in danger. Lightning can strike 10 miles from a thunderstorm. Avoid boating, swimming, golfing, bike riding, standing under trees, mowing lawn, talking on phone, outdoor sports. Best protection is inside a building or auto.

Flooding
 The number one thunderstorm killer. Most deaths at night in autos. Do not, under any circumstances, cross swift moving water. For each foot of moving water, 500 pounds of lateral force is applied to an auto. For each foot of water your car weighs 1500 pounds less. Two feet of water moving 6 to 12 miles per hour will carry a 3000 pound car away.

Flood Warning
 If you live in flood plain, evacuate to higher ground. If water is above your ankles, turn around and go back. Most people cannot stand up in knee deep water moving 6 to 12 miles per hour.
After the Flood:
1. Throw out contaminated food and water.
2. Boil drinking water 5 minutes before use.
3. Electrical Equipment should be dried and checked before use.
4. No open flame until utilities checked.
5. STAY PUT!--LET RESCUE WORKERS COME TO YOU!--DON'T WANDER OFF!--STAY PUT!
 
 
 
Upcoming Events

September 4, 2008
 Face-To-Face Club Meeting

September 6-7, 2008
 MS 150 Bike Tour

September 13, 2008
 Raid the Rock

September 20, 2008
 All Arkansas Hamfest

September 27, 2008
 Arkansas Marathon/20K

September 27, 2008
 Big Dam Bridge 100

October 2, 2008
 Face-to-Face Club Meeting

October 4-5, 2008
 Arkansas Traveler 100

November 6, 2008
 Face-To-Face Club Meeting

December 4, 2008
 Christmas Dinner