I received this through one of my on-line groups. BAMA now has a A-Z list of manuals / eBooks. Here's the link: http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/ebooks/ Regards, Greg Fitch KB1EZJ
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White Mountain Amateur Radio Club Holiday Gathering
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August Club Meeting, August 9
 | FT-8, the New Digital Mode Ed Erny NZ1Q has returned to the valley for the summer and will be giving a presentation on the new digital mode, FT-8. The worldwide Ham community began using this new mode last year and it has overtaken all other digital modes on the bands. Ed will describe how FT-8 works, how to use it and will also live demo the mode with his SDR rig at the meeting. Don't miss this presentation about the newest, hottest mode sweeping Amateur Radio. Meeting will be held at the Tim Mountain Conservation Center 1245 Bald Hill Road Albany, NH 5:30 to 8:00 PM Anyone needs info please call 603 759 6671 |
July 12 meeting will be a Cookout
 | The Club will serve Hamburgers, Hotdogs, and corn. Looking for a few people to bring macaroni salad, potato salad, and maybe some Italian bread, or rolls. Greg KB1EZJ will be bringing brownies Meeting will be held at the Tim Mountain Conservation Center 1245 Bald Hill Road Albany, NH 5:30 to 8:00 PM Anyone needs info please call 603 759 6671 |
Field Day 2018
This weekend July 23-24 we will be participating in Field Day starting with a pot luck supper around 5:00 pm. We are looking for a few more casserole dishes for Saturday's pot luck. Everyone is welcome to come - operate a radio for a bit, visit, socialize, eat. Come for an hour, come for the evening or come for the day. It's a good time. Tin Mountain Conservation Center 1245 Bald Hill Road Albany, NH |
July 12 meeting will be a Cookout
The Club will serve Hamburgers, Hotdogs, and corn. Looking for a few people to bring macaroni salad, potato salad, and maybe some Italian bread, or rolls. Greg KB1EZJ will be bringing brownies Meeting will be held at the Tim Mountain Conservation Center 1245 Bald Hill Road Albany, NH 5:30 to 8:00 PM Anyone needs info please call 603 759 6671 |
June Club Meeting, June 14
Tim Carter W3ATB will be coming this month to speak about the New England Forest Rally (NEFR), a two-day sanctioned automotive rally that takes place on both paved and dirt logging roads in Western Maine and Northern New Hampshire. After working this event for about 5 years as a amateur radio operator Tim just recently took on the job as Chief of Communications for this year's event. Come listen to Tim and see why the NEFR is one of his favorite public service events and why he views it as "perhaps the most challenging public service event I (he) knows of ". To learn more, please go to https://w3atb.com/new-england-forest-rally-ham-radio/ Conway Public Library, downstairs in the Ham Room. Early birds at 5:30 pm; meeting starts at 6:00 pm. As always, bring a friend and/or a kid. |
May Club Meeting, May 10, 2018
Field Day Planning Meeting: This Thursday the monthly meeting will be about Field Day. Field Day is the 23rd and 24th of June at the Tin Mountain Conservation Center in Albany. We have a lot to go over! We need operators, people to help setup and break down, and help with food prep and cleanup. Come and help with this fun national radio event. Early birds at 5:30 pm; meeting starts at 6:00 pm. As always, bring a friend and/or a kid. |
NEAR-Fest May 4 & 5
The New England Amateur Radio Festival is this Friday and Saturday at the Deerfield Fairgrounds, Deerfield, NH. Gates open at 9:00 am on May 4 and close at 3:00 pm Saturday. Admission is $10. NEAR-Fest is the largest event of its kind in the Northeast and has once been described as the “Woodstock of Amateur Radio”. For more information go to http://www.near-fest.com/?page_id=1575. |
April Club Meeting, April 12, 2018
Entry Level Licensing - What's Worked and What Hasn't - Our guest speaker this month is Bruce Blain, K1BG, from the Nashoba Valley Amateur Radio Club in Pepperell Ma. All of us entered the amateur radio hobby in a number of different ways. Whether it was the Class B license of the 30s and 40s, the Novice license of the 50s through the 90s, or the current Technician class license. Bruce looks at the history of entry level license requirements and conditions, what's worked and what hasn't, and what it means for attracting youth to the hobby. Conway Public Library, downstairs in the Ham Room. Early birds at 5:30 pm; meeting starts at 6:00 pm. As always, bring a friend and/or a kid. |
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