Happy Holidays !
Happy Holidays !
Norm KA1SG making our CW contacts. Marshall N1WFP looking on before taking over as a Phone Operator.
Brad N1GZB leading the Phone contacts for our event.
Curious if we contacted you ?
We participate a variety of events throughout the year, including fundraisers and educational seminars. Check out our calendar to see what's coming up.
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The mystery of what the HF operator is doing is revealed! We have attached a large screen tv to one of the main computers.
Join us next year when we explore different modes of radio communications.
Norm KA1SG at the radio making many of our contacts both voice and CW. He is our groups technical advisor with a multitude of experience.
Wayne N1YIS Oxford County ARES EC with Susan KC1DSO showing off the Field day t shirts.
Our ARES/CERT supports a variety of events throughout the year, including Trek Across Maine, The Dempsey Challenge, The Maine ARES SET, and educational seminars. Check out our calendar to see what's coming up.
Brad N1GZB busily making many of our contacts during Field Day. Also aonother technical guru for our group.
John WQ1W covered both the VHF and HF radios duing Field Day. He serves as the groups liaison to some of the Oxford county agencies like LEPC.
for the radio console design goes to
Mark N1SNP, Bob N1WJO,
Norm KA1SG, George W2GPJ as well as other members of the group
to Allyson or EMA director for her constant support.
to Allyson KB1SSD, Susan KC1DSO, and Norm KA1SG for making sure we were fed!
June 25 beginning at 2:00 pm (1800 UTC) Saturday and running through approximately noontime to 1:00 p.m. Sunday June 26.
We will be operating from the future home of our EMA office on 9 Western Promenade in South Paris.
Please bring yourself, friends, and family
We will be using 146.550 simplex as our primary talk-in frequency once you are close to South Paris Maine. If you are using the repeaters, please use 147.120 (+) - 136.5 hz tone W1OCA repeater. (This will be monitored sporadically by members at the house.)