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We had a fun discussion on the effects of coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and sunspots on propagation--and the aurora borealis--on this week's 285 Tech Connect net. I came across this fascinating

Hi all, Mark K0QL completed some very cool remote station updates today....read on. Note that the club remote station is available for use free of charge to any active club member. To get set up,

Hi all, The prop today is the best I've ever seen (granted, I wasn't a ham during the previous solar maximums), but FT8 on 15 meters is incredible. If you have time to check it out, definitely do so!

FYI From Mark Thomas N0XRX <n0xrxradio@...> On behalf of the Denver Radio Club Tony Montoya Na0tc program coordinator

Thanks Bill, and great news! At one point they weren’t sure if cycle 25 was going to be any better than 24; I’m very excited to see what the next few years brings, especially for those of us

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For those of you who are interested in how Cycle 25 is progressing, here is an interesting prediction from the latest update from K7RA: ** "Evidence is mounting that Solar Cycle 25 might peak much

Thanks Mark.? This is on my bucket list.? Not sure I will make it this weekend, but will definitely take advantage of future events. 73 Tony - k0mcw 285 TechConnect Radio Club Program

Passing this along to anyone who is interested... this is coming up next weekend, April 22/23! ----- Imagine operating EME with a 60 foot dish…?? Also note that the Lyrids meteor shower peaks

This blog post is targeted more towards hiking, bird watching, and hunting, but it identifies a great resource for those looking for a directory to possibly lesser-known locations in Colorado to enjoy

Oh, cool. I need to drop him a line anyway. It isn't likely I'll try to get V/UHF working on the FT-100D, just because it's not a good cost/benefit option. But dropping a new output module into the

Hey Jed, On this week's 285 TCRC net, someone mentioned that Mark W0QL used to do rig repair, although I think he's got his hands pretty full nowadays and may not be doing that. That said, you might

I hear you--the process of doing all of that research and programming can be really exhausting. Back when I was driving my daughter to and from Columbia MO a couple of times a year, i made exhaustive

Bleh! Well, that's finished. Maybe, in a couple weeks, I'll see if the copy/paste works to convert to FT-60 - won't be perfect, because the power levels are different, but if it gets all but that,

My eyes are going bleary, editing these channels. The machine in Parachute is apparently just gone, or moved; one of the Limon repeaters has gone to YSF, and I'm only about halfway through my list.

On my Ubuntu 22 desktop, I had to install python3-wxgtk4.0, and that dependency wasn't indicated in the installation process. I will say, the UI is certainly improved, and it opened my UV5R image file

Thanks Jed! I love Chirp, it supports hundreds of radios, and you can't beat the price (free)! It works great on my Baofeng UV-82HP and ICOM IC-7300, and it also supports quite a few of the Yaesu HTs

Just refreshing on Chirp, because a potential new ham we just met might need some help with it. There's a "Next" edition of Chirp out now, with a nicer user interface. Check out Ham Radio Crash

Hi all, Thanks to everyone that attended yesterday's club meeting; it was a lot of fun talking to you all about one of my favorite topics, SOTA/POTA (Summits on the Air/Parks on the Air/Low Power)

At yesterday's meeting, someone I was speaking with mentioned, or I thought I heard, something about a repair shop here in CO. Just one of those things I mentally filed away, because something else