Big Spruce Hill ActivationBig Spruce Hill Activation
Last week, a lone Jerk set off for Florida for a second attempt at a SOTA activation. Now, you must be thinking, “There are no mountains in Florida.” Well, you’re
DX Bulletin 42DX Bulletin 42
ARLD042 DX news This week’s bulletin was made possible with information provided by NC1L, W3UR, QRZ DX, The Weekly DX, the OPDX Bulletin, 425 DX News, The Daily DX, DXNL,
Jamboree on the Air – 2012Jamboree on the Air – 2012
The Hampden County Radio Association sponsors BSA Venture Crew 510 and this Venture Crew specializes in Amateur Radio. Put Boy Scouts and Amateur Radio together and you get not only
Ham Radio License PlatesHam Radio License Plates
Looking out over the pool of cars at the local Ham Club’s meeting, or across the ocean of cars at a regional Ham-fest, one can’t help but notice one thing.
Links From Last Nights MeetingLinks From Last Nights Meeting
These are the links from last nights meeting about RTTY and RTTY Contesting By: Tom Homewood, W1TO www.rttycontesting.com www.aa5au.com/rtty.html www.n1mm.com http://hamsoft.ca www.yccc.org
October Silent Auction ItemsOctober Silent Auction Items
As promised, the Silent Auction is returning and will be at the October 5th meeting. We’ve got a few items all set to go and a few ‘possibles’ in the
Next HCRA Meeting Friday, October 5, 2012Next HCRA Meeting Friday, October 5, 2012
Tom Homewood, W1TO, will be the featured speaker at Hampden County Radio Association’s monthly meeting this Friday, October 5, 2012 at 7:30 p.m. Learn about RTTY station setup and contesting and have your questions
October Zero Beat is live, on the web and in your email boxOctober Zero Beat is live, on the web and in your email box
This Friday, October 5th! Club meeting featuring Tom Homewood/W1TO, silent auction, KX3 raffle and more. Read all about the meeting, upcoming raffles and more in the October issue of Zero
From the Shack – October 2012From the Shack – October 2012
What’s that ‘funny noise’ on 14.085 MHz? If you’re tuning around the bands and come across some signals that sound like “beedley, beedley, beedley” you may have stumbled across a