Rod WA1TAC recently took this antenna out of service and it’s surplus to his needs.

Rod is generously offering it to anyone who needs such an antenna.

Contact Rod.

Here’s the link.

(May 9 2026)

Our recent Technician licensing class is over, and I’m happy to report 13 people have passed their exams.

Please welcome the following:

Contact  Callsign   City

Mark      KC1ZIQ     Townsend
Jason     KC1ZJR      Ashby
Tom       KC1ZMK    Shirley
Lee        KC1ZML    Townsend
David     KC1ZMQ   Pepperell
Alex       KC1ZMU    Leominster
Chris      KC1ZMV    Harvard
Bob        KC1ZMY    Chelmsford
Patty       KC1ZNA    Pepperell
Cooper   KC1ZNG    Harvard
Niels       KC1ZNH    Arlington
Arnold    KC1ZNI     N. Chelmsford
Ben         KC1ZNS    Harvard

Wish all of them congratulations!

BTW, Les – N11SV, Bob – N1DVC, and Mark NS1V – helped me immensely with this class and I would like to thank them for their help.

Bruce, K1BG

here

There’s a very nice article from Paul KC1YMR on some SOTA adventures! No doubt better than me droning on and on about POTA…

Hard copies will be delivered to Ham Radio Outlet and Electronics Plus tomorrow.

73,
John KK1X

The Nashoba Valley Amateur Radio Club’s March meeting is Thursday, March 19th, at the Pepperell Community Center. We’ll start socializing at 7:00 PM, with the main meeting kicking off at 7:30 PM.

Guest Speaker: Tony Brock-Fisher, K1KP

Tony will discuss his high-efficiency, 500W HF transmitter design – the same design Flex Radio adopted for their new state-of-the-art Aurora transceiver.

This should be a really interesting and exciting presentation.

If you have question, feel free to contact Bruce Blain at bruce.blain@charter.net.