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Finally...! * Grand Prize: HF Go Kit (Icom IC-705/Backback/Chameleon Antenna) (with RT Systems programming kit) – Joshua Moore, WG6C (#10737) * Second Prize: Icom IC-52A VHF/UHF Dual Band D-Star

Hi Everyone. The next 285 TechConnect Radio Club meeting will be held on Saturday, August 3, 10AM, at the Bridge Church at Bear Creek, North of Hwy 285 & Kipling. We have coffee & doughnuts at 9:30

Excellent article! I wonder how many of the 19,629 licensed hams in Colorado are actually active in the hobby. If I had to guess, probably 10%. We definitely need to focus on getting inactive hams

Colorado’s ham radio operators are ready for an emergency — just don’t call them amateurs coloradosun.com

Wow! On your motorcycle? That's cool and a little bit frightening. :-) Ride safe and 73, Mark -- --------------------- Mark Ehr | K0EHR President, 285 Tech Connect Radio Club Littleton,

Thanks for checking with me, Mark. It was pretty frustrating for a couple of days until SharkRF support told me how to fix it with one click on the programming website. Everything is working great

Hey Bill, I just noticed that you didn't get any responses to this. Are you still having issues? I was traveling a good chunk of June and got behind on checking groups

Hello. Reminder - There is no 285 TechConnect Radio Club Meeting for July. For the August 3, 2024 meeting we are planning a Make and Take, hands on project build and need your input. Please

New openSPOT4 Pro delivered today. Connected to my home network. SharkRF website says it’s connected to 3103.adn.systems (Brandmeister server for central US). My HT connection to the hotspot is

Sounds good! ------------------------------------------------ Mark Ehr Littleton, Colorado mark@... +1.303.618.5825 ------------------------------------------------ [email protected]>

Mark Ehr | K0EHR wrote: We've usually done an informal partnership with the Colorado QRP Club, since they operate out at Jim's place, and we have some overlapping memberships.

Hi all, Field day is rapidly approaching (June 22-23). Anyone have any fun plans? Unfortunately I'll be in Seattle on a business / pleasure trip, visiting my daughter and going to a cloud security

Hi Everyone. Happy Memorial Day The next 285 TechConnect Radio Club meeting will be held on Saturday, June 1, 10AM, at the Bridge Church at Bear Creek, North of Hwy 285 & Kipling. We have coffee &

Thanks, Mark. I’ll probably call you for some guidance.

Thanks for the tip on the Lido mounts, Jed! The seat bolt mount is an outstanding idea. I really don’t want to booger up my dashboard. I’m thinking about the Yaesu FTM-500. The cables to the

Bill Karsell | K1BP wrote: It's probably worth giving a call to Ham Radio Outlet. They used to have a board where people could post business cards. What mobile rig do you plan on using? The biggest

Hotspots are great. You don’t have to worry about who is using it, what talk group it’s on, etc. I have 3 of them, all generic Pi-Star hotspots running ok Raspberry Pi hardware with MMDVM

Thanks again, Mark. I’ve experienced getting trapped in a talk group. Thinking hard about a hotspot. -Bill

Thanks so much for your reply, Mark! I’m pretty sure I won’t install the radio myself. I’m buying a brand new Subaru Outback and I don’t want to take a chance on messing something up. The

Hi Bill, I don't know of anyone that installs mobile ham radios per se, but I have to think that the install isn't much different than a typical car audio system. I wonder if the folks over at Car