Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

Join us on Monday, Sept 1st, at 7 pm for a 6-meter net. The solar activity has been quite active lately, so I thought we should at least give it a shot. You never know what may happen to the magic band.

Frequency: 50.250 USB +/—depending on activity.

The first of the month is the deadline to turn in the previous months qualifying run . Thank you all for participating and good luck on scoring your 5 WPM code competency certificate.

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

I am excited to introduce a new initiative within our Ham Radio Club! The Code Buddies are launching a Morse Code competency award as a steppingstone toward achieving the official ARRL Code competency certificate, which is set at 10 words per minute (wpm). This award aims to help you prepare for that challenge while enjoying the process. Here's how it will work: if you are able to copy a transmission at 5 wpm on the air for one full minute without any errors, you can earn this award. Members of our group, Code Buddies, and all club members can participate! Each week, I will announce the frequency and time for the transmission, which will be taken from the ARRLs 5wpm archive. After you listen and successfully copy the message, please send your submission to wm1h2025@gmail.com before our next club meeting. Upon verification of your successful copy, you will be awarded a certificate to recognize your accomplishment and earn a slot on the Code Buddies Hall of fame wall. Let us enhance our Morse code skills together and have some fun while doing it!

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

I am excited to introduce a new initiative within our Ham Radio Club! The Code Buddies are launching a Morse Code competency award as a steppingstone toward achieving the official ARRL Code competency certificate, which is set at 10 words per minute (wpm). This award aims to help you prepare for that challenge while enjoying the process. Here's how it will work: if you are able to copy a transmission at 5 wpm on the air for one full minute without any errors, you can earn this award. Members of our group, Code Buddies, and all club members can participate! Each week, I will announce the frequency and time for the transmission, which will be taken from the ARRLs 5wpm archive. After you listen and successfully copy the message, please send your submission to wm1h2025@gmail.com before our next club meeting. Upon verification of your successful copy, you will be awarded a certificate to recognize your accomplishment and earn a slot on the Code Buddies Hall of fame wall. Let us enhance our Morse code skills together and have some fun while doing it!

FALL POTA Meetup at Clough State Park. Saturday 18th from 9am to 1 pm. See the Fall POTA Meetup page for more details.

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

I am excited to introduce a new initiative within our Ham Radio Club! The Code Buddies are launching a Morse Code competency award as a steppingstone toward achieving the official ARRL Code competency certificate, which is set at 10 words per minute (wpm). This award aims to help you prepare for that challenge while enjoying the process. Here's how it will work: if you are able to copy a transmission at 5 wpm on the air for one full minute without any errors, you can earn this award. Members of our group, Code Buddies, and all club members can participate! Each week, I will announce the frequency and time for the transmission, which will be taken from the ARRLs 5wpm archive. After you listen and successfully copy the message, please send your submission to wm1h2025@gmail.com before our next club meeting. Upon verification of your successful copy, you will be awarded a certificate to recognize your accomplishment and earn a slot on the Code Buddies Hall of fame wall. Let us enhance our Morse code skills together and have some fun while doing it!

In-Person VE Amateur Radio Testing Session details are available on our “Get Licensed” page.

Join us for the October monthly meeting, where we are excited to welcome Matt N3VAN from Reliance Antennas. Matt will lead an engaging discussion on the fascinating world of portable antennas, exploring their design, functionality, and practical applications. Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and connect with fellow enthusiasts!

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

Join us on the first Monday of the Month at 7 pm for a 6-meter net. The solar activity has been quite active lately, so I thought we should at least give it a shot. You never know what may happen to the magic band.

Frequency: 50.250 USB +/—depending on activity.

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

The net occurs on the second Monday of every month at 28.485 MHz USB (+/- a few kHz to account for interference). All licensed hams are welcome to participate in the technician portion of the band.

4H and Ham Radio Event at the 4h Agricultural event.

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

Join us on Monday, Sept 1st, at 7 pm for a 6-meter net. The solar activity has been quite active lately, so I thought we should at least give it a shot. You never know what may happen to the magic band.

Frequency: 50.250 USB +/—depending on activity.

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

If you missed our exhilarating last Live Fox Hunt, this is your chance to experience the thrill! The clever Foxes—Emma (KC1RWB) and Jade—are gearing up to defend their undefeated title, staying elusive and hidden as always. 

GSARA Club Deep Sea Fishing Event

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

Every Wednesday, weather permitting, we gather at Pressed Café, located in the charming town of Bedford, NH, for a delightful morning of coffee, delicious food, and engaging conversation. This informal meet-up is an excellent opportunity for newcomers and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts to introduce themselves, share experiences, and connect with fellow hobbyists.

The net occurs on the second Monday of every month at 28.485 MHz USB (+/- a few kHz to account for interference). All licensed hams are welcome to participate in the technician portion of the band.