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Podcast Meetup

Podcast Meetup

Thu, Aug 13, 2:00 AM
From San Francisco/California Podcasting Association
4.9

**Some news about the group- We are going to make the group more intimate, as this seems to work best for attendees.** More of a mastermind setup and help for all levels of podcasters and content creators. Email me to be added to the email list (one email a month) MeetingsPodcast@gmail.com Thank you to Barebottle Brewery- try some of their beers and other libations. Great stuff!

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1 attendee
Circuit Hacking Monday: Build a Tiny Tesla Coil

Circuit Hacking Monday: Build a Tiny Tesla Coil

Tue, Aug 4, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

Tiny coils. Big sparks. Build your own mini Tesla coil, learn how it works, and take home a seriously electrifying project. Beginners are welcome, but curiosity is required. ⚡🛠️

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5 attendees
Analog Electronics for Guitar Pedals

Analog Electronics for Guitar Pedals

Sat, Aug 1, 8:00 PM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

**Learn about the LM386, amp on a chip** — Pedal Building Workshop The LM386 is a tiny power amp chip used to build small amps, and distortion pedals. We will breadboard a 1/2 watt amp or the Smash Drive, an overdrive distortion circuit. No experience needed. Beginners welcome! Free and open to all, as always. Come make some noise. 📍 Noisebridge, 272 Capp St, San Francisco

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8 attendees
Hiking with the Ladies Who!

Hiking with the Ladies Who!

Wed, Aug 5, 3:30 PM
From Ladies Who - a Collective of Women Entrepreneurs
4.7

This is a weekly event, we meet every Wednesday morning at 8:30 AM for connection, fun, laughs and fun! Hikes are easy to moderate, hilly but wide, no steep cliffs. There are bikers, other hikers and dogs on the trials. There is a nice parking lot and at that time parking is available. JOIN US!! We don't disappoint ;)

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3 attendees
đź§ź Build a Zombie Detector. Survive the apocalypse. (CHM)

đź§ź Build a Zombie Detector. Survive the apocalypse. (CHM)

Tue, Aug 11, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

🧟 **The zombie apocalypse is here... or maybe it's just someone using too much hand sanitizer. Build your own Arduino-powered Zombie Detector with a gas sensor and a moving servo gauge. This beginner-friendly workshop includes all the parts you'll need—just bring your curiosity and sense of humor!** Please bring a laptop if you have one but come anyway if do not. Instructions: https://phptuts.github.io/CircuitHackingMondays/zombie-detector/

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1 attendee
STUDIO 203: Figure Drawing

STUDIO 203: Figure Drawing

Sat, Aug 1, 1:00 AM
From Studio 203 Figure Drawing
4.9

**1890 BRYANT STREET STUDIOS** Great models in a great studio in a great building meet every Friday 6-9PM for a drop-in figure drawing session. We supply easels, and drawing boards and horses - bring your own supplies. No solvents please. This group has been going strong since 1977 and just recently lost their home and have relocated with us. **PARKING:** Easy on Friday nights. **PLEASE SHOW UP BEFORE 6PM**: A person is posted at the entrance from 5:30 - 6PM. They go draw at 6PM and after that and door is locked with a phone number sign to call for entry. **OTHER:** There's always coffee and sweets! And great music.

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2 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that connects people with shared interests through local groups and events, allowing you to participate in activities you love and meet like-minded individuals.

On Meetup, you can search for amateur radio groups and events in San Francisco by using location filters to find gatherings and activities happening nearby.

Yes, you can find a variety of amateur radio groups in San Francisco on Meetup. These groups organize events for enthusiasts to connect, share knowledge, and explore the hobby.

To join amateur radio events, simply RSVP through the Meetup platform. You'll be able to see details about the event and connect with others who share your interest.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to join multiple groups, enabling you to explore different amateur radio communities and connect with diverse users in San Francisco.

Yes, signing up and browsing events is free on Meetup. However, some events may have a fee, depending on the group's organizers and event specifics.

Yes, with a Meetup organizer subscription, you can create and host your own amateur radio events to connect with fellow hobbyists.

Meetup facilitates connections by introducing you to groups of people who share your interests, such as amateur radio, leading to potential friendships and collaborative opportunities.

While Meetup promotes connections, it does not guarantee forming friendships. Success in building relationships depends on active engagement and personal interaction.

The availability of groups depends on current local activities and organizers in San Francisco. You can always start your own group if you find none matching your specific interests.

RSVPing for an event is simple. Once you find an event, click on the RSVP button to confirm your attendance, ensuring a spot at a meetup engaging with amateur radio enthusiasts.

Not at all. You're free to choose which events to participate in based on your schedule and interests without any obligation to attend every meetup.

Some events in San Francisco may be online or in-person. It largely depends on the event organizers' choices, so check each event's details for specific information.

After joining a group on Meetup, you can engage in discussions through the platform’s comment sections on event pages or group forums, fostering shared learning and experience.

Events are organized by individual group organizers, not directly by Meetup. This means the quality and frequency vary depending on those who lead the groups.