Northern Kentucky Amateur Radio Club
Jay Adrick, K8CJY, shared a wonderful, in-depth look at his model railroad layout, and the electronics that make it run.
Click the link below for a replay of his presentation. Use passcode 1N@hBAXE
For the latest Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Amateur Radio News listen to Jack Prindle's weekly podcast. Jack's Radio Show is also available as an iTunes podcast. Just search for "AB4WS Radio Show."
Nov. 23, 2020, news release - Incumbent Great Lakes Div. Director Dale Williams, WA8EFK, was re-elected, and Ohio Section Manager Scott Yonally, N8SY, was elected as the Vice Director. Congratulations!
From left to right: Shannon Walker, KD5DXB; Victor Glover, KI5BKC; Mike Hopkins, KF5LJG, and Soichi Noguchi, KD5TVP, arrived at the ISS on Nov. 17. The four will remain on station until next spring. All but Noguchi will likely take part in ARISS contacts with schools.
Universal Radio owners Fred Osterman, N8EKU, and Barbara Osterman, KC8VWI, announced their retirement and closure of their Worthington, OH, store. They will continue to sell "remaining stock, publications and some select products" from their web site.
Dec. 5, 2020
Skywarn Recognition Day celebrates the contributions that SKYWARN™ volunteers make to the NWS mission, the protection of life and property.
Amateur radio operators comprise a large percentage of the SKYWARN™ volunteers across the country. The Amateur radio operators also provide
vital communication between the NWS and emergency management if normal communications become inoperative.
Quickly find local hams with the app at the link below.
Nov. 1-30, 2020
2020 is broadcast station pioneer KDKA’s 100th anniversary. To celebrate this great milestone there will be a month-long special event operation put
on by multiple Western PA clubs. Look for special callsigns K3A, K3D and K3K. Also, look for special callsign W8XK – KDKA’s callsign before
it was KDKA. Special QSL cards are available, and a certificate if you work all four callsigns. QSL information will be posted on the respective callsign QRZ pages.
Now is more important than ever for you to check into the Kentucky Emergency Net. The Kentucky Emergency Net
meets every Monday Evening at 7:30 PM Eastern Time on 3972.5 KHz. If you cannot check in via HF you can check
in using one of these alternate modes:
Now you can support the local Kentcuky District 6 (previously District 7) Amatear Radio Emergency Team just by shopping on Amazon. AmazonSmile
allows you to select your favorite charity to receive a donation for your eligible Amazon purchases. Click the link below for
more information and, if you decide to help, select Kentucky District 7 Amateur Radio Emergency Team, Inc
as your charitable organization. Thanks!
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