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On tonight's club net (held every Tuesday at 7pm MDT on the 145.145 repeater), Rob KC0GZK brought up an interesting topic around the 8 meter band, which apparently has been licensed for some years for

Another CQ WPX contest update. Conditions last night were great; I ended the night at 0130 with 52 QSOs on literally every band (10, 15, 20, 40, 80, and even 160!), and a lot of DX: Morocco, Brazil,

Contest/prop update: conditions are great; I spent about an hour on the air and got 14 contacts, from as far away as Brazil and Cape Verde (off the coast of Western Africa) and Morocco. 10 meters is

Update: conditions this morning have improved substantially since yesterday. K (aka noise level) is down to 2, from 7 last night, and the SFI and SN are both back into triple digits. It could be a

Thanks Bill! For more information on this weekend's contest, which is the CQ "WPX" (worked all prefixes) contest, go to https://cqwpx.com/. They also have a Facebook ( http://www.facebook.com/cqwwdx

The CQ Worldwide DX Contest?starts tonight?at 6:00 p.m. our time.?The solar conditions that Mark referred to regarding the aurora might also allow folks with modest stations to work some new

From Dr. Tamitha Skov's space weather update ( https://www.patreon.com/posts/80417856 ) , March 23rd: This week our Sun calms down from all the solar flares we've seen lately, but solar storms remain

Hi all, In case you missed the announcement in the March QST magazine, the ARRL is running one of their "Rookie Roundup" events on Sunday April 16th, this one focused on HF SSB? QSOs. It runs from

Thanks for the update Mark! That sounds awesome. The remote station is improving by leaps and bounds! 73, Mark -- --------------------- Mark Ehr | K0EHR VP, 285 Tech Connect Radio Club Littleton,

Hi, Jed, Did not mean to leave you out. I sent an update to the remote participants and Mark Ehr forwarded it to everyone, which I greatly appreciated. The antenna is a work in progress. Yes, the

Please remember to let me know about any updates, so I can keep the club web site current. If 40M is gone, that implies - to me at least - that the fan dipole has been replaced.

I had a lot of fun playing with the new-and-improved remote station this morning. I ran FT8 on 20, 17, 15, and 12 meters, and my signal was heard all over the planet. I'll attach my pskreporter map

Mark, Thank you for posting this, and for the kind words. I appreciate it. 73, Mark - W0QL Sent from Outlook<http://aka.ms/weboutlook> ________________________________ Sent: Monday, March 13, 2023

Hi all, If you have a smart phone or tablet computer (Apple or Android), you can install the groups.io app. I've found that using the apps are much more user friendly and feature-rich than the web

Hi all, Passing this note along from Mark Edwards W0QL, our remote station guru. This is awesome and thanks to Mark for all of his efforts to improve the station! Note: if you haven't yet "signed

Sounds good Bill. I'll be broadcasting next month's meeting via Zoom as well. 73, Mark -- --------------------- Mark Ehr | K0EHR VP, 285 Tech Connect Radio Club Littleton,

Thanks, Mark! I had to miss today to attend our granddaughter’s dance recital. I’ll definitely watch the video. Hoping to make next months video, although we leave for Europe on

Hi all, Thanks for another great club meeting today! As promised, I've edited the video into two sections, one for the business meeting and the other for the technical presentation on the 6-meter

Found the link -- it was in my bookmarks, which resemble an archeological dig somewhere in Mesopotamia. Compact and effective 2m/70cm dual band antenna for satellite operation (

Very cool! I was able to view the KML files using Google Earth, web edition, and clicking the ''Projects" icon followed by open KML file. Man, there are a ton of repeaters in