If your nonprofit club or organization wants to have a table or display at HamXposition, be sure to use the new signup form, found at <https://hamxposition.org/organizations/>.
Note: Tables will be allocated based on availability. Completion of this form does NOT guarantee that you will be assigned one. Please contact Mike Raisbeck, k1twf@hamx.org with any questions.
If you want to learn more about the Military Auxiliary Radio System (MARS) and SHared RESources (SHARES), be sure to attend the MARS/SHARES presentation by Tom Kinahan, N1CPE, at the 2025 Northeast HamXposition.
Be sure to read the 2025 Program Chair Greeting from Skip Youngberg, K1NKR, to all HamXposition attendees.
This year’s program will feature a wide-ranging list of topics including: League news, EMCOM-Public Service, Antennas and Propagation, On-The-Air activities, Technology, Contesting and DX, and “History, Invention, and Reinvention” (innovative ideas about what we do and how we do it). License training and examinations are also included.
There’s something for everyone at HamX!
Don’t miss the Elecraft presentation followed by a Q&A conducted by Elecraft Co-founder Eric Swartz, WA6HHQ.
Don’t miss Greg Algieri, WA1JXR, when he presents “The End Fed Half Wave Antenna: How it Works” at the 2025 Northeast HamXposition.
Join Eric Knight, KB1EHE and Elsie Mathews, KB1IFZ, as they present “Antarctica DXpedition: The Adventure of a Lifetime” at the 2025 Northeast HamXposition.
The husband and wife team were aboard a National Geographic Explorer ship that traveled to King George Island, Antarctica in January 2025, and operated HF throughout their trek.
Mindy Hull, KM1NDY, will present a fascinating talk entitled, “A Portable Radio Operator’s Pivot to Citizen Science: The Ham Path Less Traveled” at the 2025 Northeast HamXposition. Stay tuned for day and time.
Stephen Kercel, AA4AK, will be offering a workshop on Friday, August 22 entitled “Hands-on Demonstration of the Bizarre Effects of Circular Polarization.” It is a hands-on demonstration of microwave hardware, electromagnetic interference hardening, and some bizarre effects of circular polarization. You won’t want to miss this informative workshop!
Larry Krainson, W1AST, writes:The Northeast HamXposition is once again proud to announce the return of the popular “Mini-Contest University” workshop.
Mini-Contest University, or mini-CTU, based on K3LR’s popular Contest University, has been featured at the Dayton Hamvention since 2007 and has been presented in 15 countries to over 10,000 participants, is a series of contest-oriented talks and presentations offered at HamXposition on Friday.
There is no fee to attend. Registration will be announced soon.
Last year’s mini-CTU offerings featured some of the top contesters in New England: Mark Pride, K1RX; Doug Grant, K1DG; John Dorr, K1AR; Gerry Hull, W1VE, Dennis Egan, W1UE, Randy Thompson, K5ZD; Paul Young, K1XM; and others.
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Stay tuned for updates.