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Join Mike Corey, KI1U, as he presents an overview of emergency communications capabilities and resources from the FEMA Region 1 Disaster Emergency Communications team at the 2025 Northeast HamXposition. This…

Please join ARRL Rhode Island Section Manager Nancy Austin, KC1NEK, and other R.I. amateurs  for the third ARRL Rhode Island Section “town hall” meet and greet at the 2025 Northeast…

Join Howard Chain, K9NPD, as he will present best practices and real world use of “Tactical Communications for Amateur Radio”  at the 2025 Northeast HamXposition. Topics will include message speed,…

Beginners who need soldering instruction and practice are welcome to join the crew from New England Sci-Tech to build an easy beginner kit in under an hour. New England Sci-Tech…

Join John Facella, K9FJ, for an introduction to the Quarter Century Wireless Association and to meet and greet other QCWA members at the 2025 Northeast HamXposition.

Over the past six years, Tony Brock-Fisher, K1KP, developed a high-efficiency HF transmitter that produces 500W output. The design was adopted by Flex Radio as the basis for their new…

Join Don Rolph, AA1PH, at the 2025 Northeast HamXposition (“HamX”) as he discusses some experimental efforts in developing next generation emergency nets. He’ll consider impact of forms-based messages, and the…

Golf-TEE is the AMSAT “Technology Evaluation Environment.” Many components have not flown on AMSAT satellites before, including a new on-board computer, the RT-IHU. The Golf-TEE flight software will ensure that…

Don Dickey, WV1W, will share his experience from over 700 activations and 71,000 POTA QSOs at the 2025 HamX. Don is also the author of the original POTA book “Successful…

Join ARRL Connecticut Section Manager Douglas Sharafanowich, WA1SFH, for a discussion of Connecticut news and activities at the 2025 Northeast HamXposition.

Among the Friday HamX workshops is a NO-SOLDER Precision NTP Server by Bradshaw Lupton, K1TE; and Dhiru Kholia, VU3CER/WQ6W. Build a $25 GPS timekeeper, accurate to 20 nanoseconds. Come prepared….