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🌤️This is held each day at 11:00AM Pacific. Net control operators are encouraged to check equipment and signal quality prior to starting net. If you are having a hard time coming up with a good question you can always ask people what they have been up to lately. For
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One of the newest band allocations to the Amateur Radio hobby is 60-meters. To say this band is unique is probably an understatement. It is the only amateur radio band that is channelized. On all other bands we can spin the dial and pick nearly any frequency to operate on.
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The ARRL National Traffic System and Radio Relay International are asking hams around the country to consider sending Holiday Greetings using Amateur Radio. The NTS and RRI operate traffic nets around North America. They send routine messages to maintain their skills so when an urgent need arises there are trained
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The Nanaimo Amateur Radio Association invites you and your local club members to participate in some NVIS radio propagation tests on the 60m band. Here is the essential information: * Date - Sunday Dec 21 (shortest day) * Time - 11:30am to 2:30pm * Callsign - VE7NA * Mode - USB * Frequency
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Are you prepared? Are you really? It's almost time for the annual Great Washington Shake Out. This is a preparedness exercise conducted to test your preparedness and educate family and friends on what to do in the event of a major earthquake. At 10:16 a.m. (local time) on
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Lake Washington Ham Club hosts an Online Community on Groups.io for its members. You must become a member before joining our Groups.io. You can learn how to become a member here. Join us at main@lwhc.groups.io Once you become a member, you can join our Groups.
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For a visual tutorial on how to join us on Groups.io, please view the screenshots below. Step One: Join Groups.io Create your account by entering in the email address you wish to use for Groups.io. Create a password, and click on "Create An Account." Step Two: Confirm
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On February 8, 2025, the Lake Washington Ham Club welcomed Adrian Stimpson VE7NZ and Scott Leaf VA7SL from the North Fraser Amateur Radio Club VE7NFR to present on Amateur Radio Ballooning. Below is a copy of their slideshow, in PDF form, which you can download and view. Amateur Radio Ballooning
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At our monthly club meeting on January 11, 2025, Mark Wohlschlegel, WC3W, presented on the DX Marathon program. Click on the link below to download a PDF of his presentation slides. DXMARATHON LAKEWASHINGTONHAMCLUB JANUARY11 2025 DXMARATHON_LAKEWASHINGTONHAMCLUB_JANUARY11_2025.pdf 5 MB download-circle Additionally, you can find more information on
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There are many volunteer opportunities at the Lake Washington Ham Club, including, but not limited to: * Becoming a Net Control Operator & Hosting a Net: Want to try your hand at hosting a net for K7LWH? We have daily social nets and are always looking for more volunteers. Please check out
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ClubLog is a free website that helps operators be more effective and have more fun making on the air HF and Satellite contacts with distant stations around the world. New operators with a wire in a tree to seasoned contesters with million-dollar stations use ClubLog to connect with other enthusiasts,
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🌤️This is held each day at 11:00AM Pacific. Net control operators are encouraged to check equipment and signal quality prior to starting net. If you are having a hard time coming up with a good question you can always ask people what they have been up to lately. For