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Click here to see an after action report from NF8M on the Michigan QSO Party.

Congrats to everyone that helped operate the Michigan QSO Party! MSU posted an amazing score of 123,880 including 518 QSOs and 152 multipliers and will be submitting for the Multi-Op/Single Transmitter category. Thanks to everybody that joined! The shack was…

Norah, the President of the Amateur Radio Club, held a meeting which covered the following:

Congrats to Greg KE8ZGS and Charlie KE8ZRH for their upgrades to General! This gives them access to nearly all of the available HF spectrum for voice, CW, and various data modes. Please join me in welcoming these two to Amateur…

The next Michigan QSO Party will be held on April 20th, 2024 from 12:00PM to Midnight EDT. Work is currently underway to ensure the station will have reliable access to 80, 40, and 20M communications. All coax lines to the…

Thanks to those that attended the monthly lunch at the Flap Jack in Frandor! Bob (W8RSJ) brought in his 40 meter regen set he build from scratch for show-and-tell. Rick (AD8KN) discussed his recent FT8 contacts, and Jay (KE8ZCB) mentioned…

Thanks to Anne, WA9ZZ for taking net control and for the following checkins to the weekly net! KE8ZGS GREG KD8JUN KAREN KE8UVX KEVIN NT8B LEON W8RSJ BOB AD8KN RICK WA8FHI BOYD W8EO ED KE8ZCB JAY N4ZKS JEFF NS8H DENNIS WA9ZZ…

The ARRL School Club Roundup results are in! We made 154 SSB contacts to 35 states, 3 provinces, 2 clubs, and 12 schools. A claimed score of 15,708.