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The rally is based at the Sunday River Ski resort in Maine. Tim Carter, W3ATB, is the Chief of Communications for this event. This video describes the event.
Date:
Friday, July 15, 2022 - 00:00 to Saturday, July 16, 2022 - 00:00
BARC will be operating at the Brooks Park Festivals in Harwich July 9-10 and August 13-14. This is an opportunity for club visibility/public relations and for member recruitment, as well as fun, fellowship and operating.
We need volunteers!
We plan to set up an HF transceiver (at least) and supporting equipment under a pop-up canopy. The festivals run 9AM-4PM Saturday and Sunday, with setup Friday afternoon.
Date:
Saturday, July 9, 2022 - 07:30 to Sunday, July 10, 2022 - 17:00
The Barnstable Amateur Radio club is helping the Alzheimer's Family Support Center to run a fundraiser walk at Scusset Beach Reservation in Bourne. The 1-mile walk will be along the Cape Cod Canal bike/walking path. The event is open to all who wish to support the cause.
The New England QSO Party on May 7th and 8th is a great time to check out antenna systems and offers a moderately-paced opportunity to work new states and countries.
What's in YOUR Go Kit? Being able to respond and be deployed for a communications emergency requires the operator to have the necessary equipment at his disposal.
The Barnstable Amateur Radio Club will be at Cape Cod Makers LaunchPad Makerspace to give a presentation on amateur radio as a hobby Saturday April 23rd at 6 p.m.
Tony Brock-Fisher, K1KPTony will present a talk about RFI: What it is, how to correlate and localize various sources of RFI, Tools and techniques for the 'hunt', and methods for remediation.Tony was first licensed at age 13 in 1967, and has been active continuously since 1987.
The Boston Marathon is in need of an additional 80 – 100 volunteers to provide communications for the 2022 Boston Marathon. It’s a great opportunity to provide a public service, meet many fellow hams, and just have fun enjoying amateur radio during this event. It’s a great way for new hams and old hams alike to show what amateur radio is all about.
See tiny.cc/ratpac-listPresenter:Wayne Overbeck N6NBI've been involved in many aspects of amateur radio over the 65 years I've been licensed. It's been fun. I did some of the earliest portable e.m.e.
Tennessee Skywarn Net Operation - Examples of county level, state level, Net Control level; ideas for improving service to the NWS and our communitiesPresenterLaura Marler, N4CRONet Manager for the Williamson Co, TN ARES (WCARES), Net Control Station with the Middle TN Emergency Amateur Repeater System (MTEARS)
https://www.qsotodayhamexpo.com/Amateur radio is like a big circus. It has its main tent with three rings in the center. In those rings could be Contesting, DXing, and Rag Chewing. However, amateur radio now has a "midway of a thousand smaller tents" according to Eric Guth, 4Z1UG, founder of the QSO Today Virtual Ham Expo, and host of the QSO Today Podcast, a interview program featuring the most interesting amateur radio operators. It is exactly this m
Date:
Saturday, March 12, 2022 - 08:00 to Sunday, March 13, 2022 - 20:00
The New England QSO Party on May 7th and 8th is a great time to check out antenna systems and offers a moderately-paced opportunity to work new states and countries.