This year, ARRL Field Day is at Stafford Lake Park, from 7:00 AM Saturday, June 24th until 10:00 AM Sunday, June 25th. RSVP on the Contact form or email to RSVP@w6sg.net.

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We can’t rely on 15dB SNR and 20% LQ.  It won’t work, especially when you turn LQM with a min threshold of 50% LQ. Of course, the bib tags had their pros and cons.  Some tags end up in the wrong place, of course, and updating the spreadsheet via radio

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This is the answer to item 7a below: Button A selects Band A; button B selects Band B. Therefore band switching can be done from the microphone and there is no need to touch the display. [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”103″ display=”basic_thumbnail” thumbnail_crop=”0″]I tested this on my FTM-400 and it worked; however,

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No surprise that this event showed the benefits of MCBC excellent planning.  We had a couple of riders make an incorrect turn, so they ended up behind the sweeps.  This often happens.  Other than that, however, every rider, including those last few, made it to the finish line smiling.  Next

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Milt Hyams KM6ASI and Bob Salter AI6EE did  presentation on determining RF exposure limits per the FCC requirements. The video of this presentation is available on the website at View Video

Please update your calendars and see whether you can participate on the new date for this event.  The signup sheet is here.

Duty assignments are still subject to change and the assignment roster is HERE We will have a Zoom briefing the Thursday before at 7:30 PM and I will post the Zoom link in the duty roster.

Seems we have gotten positive feedback on the luncheon.  We are sad, and sympathetic, some people did not feel comfortable enough coming to an indoor event. We have some photos to share…

Good Gracious!  Even the hardiest of souls won’t want to picnic in what seems to be coming!  We are moving to 27 Shell Road.