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For residents of Florida's coastal counties, the yearly start of Hurricane Season serves as a reminder to test our generators, clean out our gutters and swales, and stock up on fuel and non-perishable foods. But as Hams, we have the additional charge of making sure we are equipped and prepared to communicate under emergency conditions. More Info
Coming up on Saturday, October 20th is the ninth in a monthly series of classes on Radio and Electronics. Session #9 will focus on the construction and adjustment of a handy 2-meter vertical antenna. Sessions will include classroom instruction, and hands-on lab segments. Reservations are not required, but space is limited. Please join us! More Info
ARRL Field Day 2018
Stuart's Sandsprit Park became the epicenter of Amateur Radio in Martin County on Friday morning with the setup of our stations for Field Day 2018. While we deployed our new 106-foot tower trailer for the first time, several others worked to locate and capture two 70 cm foxes hiding in the foliage around the park. The setup went flawlessly, with many hands making light the work.
Our stations went On-The-Air on Saturday afternoon at 2 PM, joining thousands of others in the largest Amateur Radio event of the year!
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The third annual Maker's Faire, sponsored by the Education Foundation of Martin County took place at the Pinewood Elementary School in Stuart on Tuesday, May 8th. Martin County hams exhibited again this year. Working with the kids was great, as always! More Info
Signup for Classes to get your NOAA SKYWARN Spotter training and
Martin County SKYWARN spotter number -- Look on the events calendar or
Contact Us to find out when the next class at Martin County Emergency Operations Center, 800 SE Monterey Road, Stuart is scheduled.
If you would like to get your ham radio license or upgrade, please
contact us and we will quickly put you in touch with a local ham to guide you.
