MHDC 2019 Agenda Available
The agenda for the conference has been finalized.
| Time | Speaker | Presentation |
|---|---|---|
| 8:45 | Scott Honaker, N7SS | Introduction |
| 9:00 | Doug Kingston, KD7DK / Randy Neals, W3RWN | RAMROD |
| 10:00 | Bryan Hoyer, K7UDR | DRAWS: Digital Radio Amateur Work Station |
| 3:00 | BREAK | Coffee and Tea available |
| 11:15 | Kyle Burgess KD7IYT / Matt Benjamin, KD7KBN | Mobile Communication for the 21st Century |
| 12:15 | LUNCH | Food served on site |
| 1:25 | Lynn Burlingame, N7CFO | Standards for WinLink RMS Portable Configuration |
| 1:55 | Rod Ekholm, KC7AAD | PNW DMR cBridge & Systems |
| 11:00 | BREAK | Coffee and Tea available |
| 3:15 | Anna McDermond, NH6Z | GNU Radio and You: Introduction to Software Defined Radio Toolkit |
| 4:15 | Rob Salsgiver, NR3O | HamWAN Update |
| 4:45 | Scott Honaker, N7SS | Prize Drawing |
| 5:00 | END | Clean-up |
| 5:30 | Pizza at Round Table (Unofficial wrap up) |
Registration for MHDC 2019 is open
List of proposed speakers and topics: The speaker and topic list for MHDC2019 is available now.
Preregistration via PayPal: https://www.microhams.com/register-for-mhdc-2019/
Topics and Speakers for MicroHAMS Digital Conference 2019 Posted
MicroHAMS 2019 Digital Conference
We are finalizing details for the conference and will open registration shortly.
Next MicroHAMS Club Meeting Tuesday, February 19th 2019
MicroHAMS Club Meeting Tuesday, February 19th at 6:00 PM
Location: Building 35/4561 Map: https://www.bing.com/search?q=
Agenda:
Speaker: Grant Hopper. Grant Hopper will be speaking to the Law and how it pertains to Amateur Radio. He has been working with more than a dozen major communities in the Puget Sound area on matters related to amateur radio. Grant has been a Volunteer Counsel for more than 15 years and has consulted on dozens of tower cases and continues to research the law and its application to amateur radio.
At every meeting we have Ham Help
If you don’t know everything about amateur radio yet, that’s OK. As a club, we have a broad spectrum of interests and experiences. Please feel free to ask questions at this part of the meeting. With 20 hams, there’s bound to be 40 different answers!
Access
146.58 MHz FM simplex will be monitored for anyone who needs help finding the site or for access to the building. (Monitoring is done with handhelds, so range is limited.)
SECURITY NOTE: Anyone who does not have their own Microsoft badge for unescorted access to Microsoft buildings MUST be escorted into Building 35 and conference room 4561 by a badged MicroHAMS member. Do NOT under any circumstances attempt to “tag” onto or “tailgate” Microsoft employees entering the building. Please congregate about five – ten minutes before the meeting outside the lobby entrance on the south side of the building. If you have a Microsoft badge, please check outside the front entrance for other club members who need to be escorted.
MicroHAMS meetings are open to club members, those interested in joining the club (see club membership policy at http://www.microhams.com), and guests of club members. Others may also attend a club meeting by sending email to the club at least seven days prior to the meeting. Space for guests is limited.
MicroHAMS Club Meeting Tuesday, November 20th at 6:00 PM
CANCELLED: MicroHAMS Club Meeting Tuesday, November 20th at 6:00 PM
Location: Building 35/4561 Map: https://www.bing.com/search?q=microsoft+building+35
LTspice – circuit simulation Dennis, W7??, will discuss LTspice and give a demonstration
Ham Help
If you don’t know everything about amateur radio yet, that’s OK. As a club, we have a broad spectrum of interests and experiences. Please feel free to ask questions at this part of the meeting. With 20 hams, there’s bound to be 40 different answers!
Access
146.58 MHz FM simplex will be monitored for anyone who needs help finding the site or for access to the building. (Monitoring is done with handhelds, so range is limited.)
SECURITY NOTE: Anyone who does not have their own Microsoft badge for unescorted access to Microsoft buildings MUST be escorted into Building 35 and conference room 4561 by a badged MicroHAMS member. Do NOT under any circumstances attempt to “tag” onto or “tailgate” Microsoft employees entering the building. Please congregate about five – ten minutes before the meeting outside the lobby entrance on the south side of the building. If you have a Microsoft badge, please check outside the front entrance for other club members who need to be escorted.
MicroHAMS meetings are open to club members, those interested in joining the club (see club membership policy at http://www.microhams.com), and guests of club members.
MicroHAMS Club Meeting Tuesday, October 16th at 6:00 PM
MicroHAMS Club Meeting Tuesday, October 16th at 6:00 PM
Location: Building 35/4561 Map: https://www.bing.com/search?q=microsoft+building+35
Agenda
- Horace Hamby, candidate for Director of ARRL’s Northwestern Division https://horacehambyarrl.wordpress.com/
- FCC Enforcement Advisory No. 2018-03
- Show and Tell – bring something cool to share
Ham Help
If you don’t know everything about amateur radio yet, that’s OK. As a club, we have a broad spectrum of interests and experiences. Please feel free to ask questions at this part of the meeting. With 20 hams, there’s bound to be 40 different answers!
Access
146.58 MHz FM simplex will be monitored for anyone who needs help finding the site or for access to the building. (Monitoring is done with handhelds, so range is limited.)
SECURITY NOTE: Anyone who does not have their own Microsoft badge for unescorted access to Microsoft buildings MUST be escorted into Building 35 and conference room 4561 by a badged MicroHAMS member. Do NOT under any circumstances attempt to “tag” onto or “tailgate” Microsoft employees entering the building. Please congregate about five – ten minutes before the meeting outside the lobby entrance on the south side of the building. If you have a Microsoft badge, please check outside the front entrance for other club members who need to be escorted.
MicroHAMS meetings are open to club members, those interested in joining the club (see club membership policy at http://www.microhams.com), and guests of club members.
You can now pay dues and renew online!
Dues can be paid either at meetings or by PayPal through our site.
https://www.microhams.com/about/dues/
September meeting 9/18
MicroHAMS Club Meeting Tuesday, September 18th at 6:00 PM
Location: Building 35/4563 Map: https://www.bing.com/search?q=microsoft+building+35
Agenda
Scott Honaker n7ss will discuss his experience from the World Radiosport Team Championship. For more information on the event check out the page: http://www.wrtc2018.de/en
Ham Help
If you don’t know everything about amateur radio yet, that’s OK. As a club, we have a broad spectrum of interests and experiences. Please feel free to ask questions at this part of the meeting. With 20 hams, there’s bound to be 40 different answers!
Access
146.58 MHz FM simplex will be monitored for anyone who needs help finding the site or for access to the building. (Monitoring is done with handhelds, so range is limited.)
SECURITY NOTE: Anyone who does not have their own Microsoft badge for unescorted access to Microsoft buildings MUST be escorted into Building 35 and conference room 4563 by a badged MicroHAMS member. Do NOT under any circumstances attempt to “tag” onto or “tailgate” Microsoft employees entering the building. Please congregate about five – ten minutes before the meeting outside the lobby entrance on the south side of the building. If you have a Microsoft badge, please check outside the front entrance for other club members who need to be escorted.
MicroHAMS meetings are open to club members, those interested in joining the club (see club membership policy at http://www.microhams.com), and guests of club members. Others may also attend a club meeting by sending email to the club at least seven days prior to the meeting. Space for guests is limited.