The QSO Today Virtual Ham Expo is being held August 8-9, 2020. The Expo includes live presentations, Q&A, and vendor exhibits. This is all being done in an on-line “virtual” convention format, with free admission. All presentations are recorded and are available for later viewing for the next 30 days.
Kachina club members participated in the 2020 ARRL Field Day, with a group gathering at the Beecroft hangout, as well as several keeping their social distancing by participating individually. Here’s a picture of Jim Mortensen, W7AZY, with his station set up at their family cabin in Alpine.
On May 26, a crew re-installed the antenna on the club’s Greens Peak repeater. A big thanks to Randy Beecroft W7RJB, Doug Troxel NQ5G, Roger Brown KJ7IGQ, Bill Turley KJ7GYH, Jim Mortensen W7AZY, and Marie Mortensen N7SKS; and a special thanks to Randy for climbing the tower. Here are a few pictures and a video of the project.
Randy W7RJB up on the tower on Greens Peak. Winter wind took its toll on the Club antenna. We took it down for repairs, hope to have it back up in a few weeks.
Please join us for the annual Kachina club picnic.
Click here for directions to the Beecroft hangout.
Kachina Amateur Radio Club Field Day is this Saturday, June 22, 2019.
Details of time, location, and what to bring are all included on the attached flyer. Here is a clickable link to the exact location:
https://goo.gl/maps/53LwDB3dKdYCinYm8
Whether you enjoy contesting, learning, observing, or socializing, there will be plenty of fun for the whole family.
Pictures from Hamfest 2018
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Also two articles from the E.A.A.R.S. Aug 2018 News letter.
By Lydiann McFadden W7LYD
By Chris N7JND
It was a great day for all who attended!
