Los Angeles ARC

I've had my call K6OQK since the mid 50's.  Additional calls I've held are WA6TDD and WR6ABE.  I have been active on 2-Meters, microwave and on the low-bands.  My work is in the area of broadcast technical consulting, primarily RF related.

I desire to learn and become a part of this great group should an  emergency situation occurs I will be of some assistance.

I am a part-time (Adjunct Professor) at Los Angeles Southwest College and substitute teacher in Los Angeles Unified School District. I have a Bachelor of Science Degree in Public Administration with emphasis in Information Technology and a Master Degree in Education - emphasis in counseling and psychology

former millwright local 1607.certified welder

I am a proud member of the LAARC. 

I enjoy many types  communicating with amateur radio.

D-Star

Yaesu's Fusion System 

APRS

HF

Right now I am testing the Yaesu Wires setup. 

There is always to learn in ham radio. 

Hello  from John Ruckert, WB6-ATN.  My actual present station location is Northwest of  Los Angeles City College, & Bralle Institute - where I taught Basic Ham-Radio for 5 years in the 1980's.  Among my favorite achievements about that same time, was being a member of the Southern California ATV Club, & our members in the Long Beach area re-broadcast Jay Leno doing a 10-minute monologue of  Astronaut jokes - up to the Astronauts, as they flew over the southwest USA !  Earily memories during the mid to late 60's, were of quickly preferring VHF / UHF Simplex & Repeater QSO's, after making many world-wide contacts on the low-bands.   My  first  2-meter Transceiver was a Heathkit "Twoer", then upgraded to a Gonset  "Gooney-Bird"  Communicator 3,  & more recently Alinco Mobile's' for  2, 220 & 450.  Thank-you all  for the  "high-class fellowship" !