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Rain or Shine Events for 2024

Rain or Shine Events for 2024

Our Rain or Shine Season for 2024 began on March 23rd, and will extend into the fall. While we still have some final planning to do for the late-summer and fall months, make sure to put the upcoming following dates in your calendar: Upcoming Events: May 18, 2024 (Saturday): 9-12:

ADA Tour de Cure: Volunteer Opportunity

ADA Tour de Cure: Volunteer Opportunity

The American Diabetes Association's Tour de Cure cycling event is returning to the Marymoor Park area on May 4th, and is looking for volunteer amateur radio operators to provide communications support as part of the Support and Gear (SAG) team. This is a great event that Lake Washington Ham Club

11am Daily: Health and Wellness Net

11am Daily: Health and Wellness Net

Our daily Lake Washington Ham Club K7LWH Health and Wellness net meets at 11AM to provide a daily “check-in” for our members and any licensed amateur operator. The net is operated through our linked Rose Hill repeater system. The Health & Wellness Net is known and appreciated by our community for

7pm Tuesdays: Evening net

7pm Tuesdays: Evening net

To accommodate those with scheduling issues that cannot make it to our daily 11am net, we also run an evening session at 7pm Pacific every Tuesday from our linked Rose Hill repeater system. For more information, please refer to our 11am Daily Health and Wellness net page.

7pm Wednesdays: The "Louie" net

7pm Wednesdays: The "Louie" net

On Wednesday evenings at 7pm Pacific, “The Louie Net” is dedicated to David Clark’s work to save, repair, and recycle instead of buy. Consumerism has moved us away from visiting repair shops. Inexpensive components and parts break before reasonable end of service life. Our culture emphasizes “Just buy another

7pm Fridays: Round robin net

7pm Fridays: Round robin net

QST! LWHC holds a no-host Round Robin Net on Fridays at 7pm on our Rose Hill linked repeaters. A Round Robin is an informal net that the first station on frequency kicks off, building an initial list of interested stations. Here's how it works (hopefully): The first station then gives