Events
The Palouse Hills Amateur Radio Club will conduct free classes to
help interested people obtain a Technician and General level amateur
radio license from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
Classes will be held Tuesday evenings from 7:00 until 9:00 starting
September 15 through November.
W7UQ at UI will be hosting this month's combined meeting, which will be a tour of the W7UQ shack and demos. Also, thouse WSU members who whish to have access to the W7UQ shack can get orientated and get a door code to their facility.
UPDATE: We WILL be participating in the Salmon Run! Join the list serve (contact us page) and ask the list for information where. It will NOT be on campus, as we don't have antennas up yet.
This is Wasington's QSO Party: A contest where the rest of the US tries to make contact with Washington stations. Awards are given out based on scores, worked all WA counties, etc. As Whitman County is not a very active county in Amateur Radio, this should be a fun, high-demand contest to work! (now, if we only had a functional station....)
UPDATE: We WILL be participating in the Salmon Run! Join the list serve (contact us page) and ask the list for information where. It will NOT be on campus, as we don't have antennas up yet.
This is Wasington's QSO Party: A contest where the rest of the US tries to make contact with Washington stations. Awards are given out based on scores, worked all WA counties, etc. As Whitman County is not a very active county in Amateur Radio, this should be a fun, high-demand contest to work! (now, if we only had a functional station....)
The spokane hamfest is THIS weekend! It will be held at University High School in Spokane, and there's a lot going on. For more info, see: http://www.kbara.org/ (bottom-left has links to hamfest info).
W7YH Business meeting @ WSU EEME 206
Update from CEACC meeting, Antenna planning, notes from the Hamfest, planning next meeting.
Simulated Emergency Test (SET) will happen on October 3rd at the UI W7UQ shack. All interested should show up. It will be going from 8am to 5pm; participants need not be there the entire time.
SET is an opportunity to learn about what Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES) does in the area, get some training and hands on experience "passing traffic", and meet some of your local counties on the air. ARES Emergency Coordinators (EC) from both Whitman and Latah counties will be on site.
Our 3rd Thursday meeting with UI where we have some form of program, to be deturmined.
