We were able to connect LIVE over the internet to several amateur radio repeaters, including Johnny, K5JD, who also was running a live camera, which can be seen if you look closely on the wall behind the speaker. After the meeting, a car jacking occurred behind the meeting site, where Jim, N5MDI and Maury, W5BGP, demand that Blake, N7PKJ, fork over his shiny red Tahoe and trade up with the president's slightly more experienced suburban. Members were asked to try and identify the pieces and date their manufacture. W5BLC and W5RYX discuss the good 'ol days of ham radio. Two of the DARC's YL's, KC5CBZ and W5NHI listen to the club president, Maury Guzick, discuss the finer points of spaghetti.
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Public officials are looking for this man in 3 states. He discussed his days on the railroad as a Telegraph Agent and showed the club the differences in code between the code used by the railroad and that of amateurs. Two of the clubs' longest members, Wit Griffith N5SU and his wife of 56 years, W5NHI are left standing as the longest licensed hams in the club. The Grand Daddy of the DARC's members, N5SU, stunned the group with his 65 years as a licensed ham. Wit is the club's all-knowing source for technical information regarding any aspect of radio.