Posts from — January 2010

February Licensing Classes and Testing Sessions

It’s not too late to make plans to attend the TARC licensing classes. General and Tech classes are scheduled for the 27th of Feb and you do not have to have attended the first session to sit in on the this one. And best of all the classes are free. Exams for all classes follow at 4 pm. Standard fees apply for the exams.

Original info follows:

There will be Technician and General class licensing classes scheduled for February 20th and 27th at Archbold Memorial Hospital. The time is 9am-4pm, with a test session afterwards, both days. You do not have to attend the classes to sit for the test. In addition to the General and Technician, the Extra class exams will also be available for self studiers.

The training rooms/EOCs are on the bottom floor of the east side of the hospital. If you stand looking at the entrance, it’s on the right side ( the hospital, lengthwise lays west-east). Best parking is in the employee parking lot which is accessed from Mimosa drive, and then come in through the side entrance (under the covered entrance) and go down to the basement floor.

On the map below you can enlarge and navigate with the arrows. The entrance to the employee parking lot is roughly across from the red outlined “F” towards the bottom of the map.
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January 29, 2010   5 Comments

February Meeting

The next meeting of the Thomasville Amateur Radio Club is February 6 at the Plaza Restaurant, downtown Thomasville. The meeting starts at 7:30 pm, but come early for supper starting around 6:00 pm.

January 27, 2010   No Comments

National Weather Service Weatherfest

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WeatherFest is an annual event for weather enthusiasts of all ages and a chance to meet meteorology professionals and see how the science of meteorology is put to practical use. The National Weather Service in conjunction with the Florida State University Meteorology Department invites you to join them for a day of fun and education. Learn how forecasts and warnings are produced and disseminated, how meteorologists are trained, and see displays from numerous supporting agencies and the media as well.

  • When: Saturday, Jan. 30th, 2010
  • Time : 10 AM to 5 PM EST
  • Where: Florida State University Main Campus at the Love Building, Tallahassee, FL 32306
  • Who: Anyone who has an interest in science and meteorology

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January 17, 2010   No Comments