The Lake Washington Ham Club is excited to announce our sixth in-person Rain or Shine Net event for this year on Saturday, August 8, from 9 AM to 12:30 PM. Location: Blyth Park, 16950 W Riverside Dr., Bothell, WA Blyth Park | Bothell WA We have reserved the large shelter.
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Our club's next monthly club meeting will take place in-person at Blyth Park on Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 9-11am. There will be no online zoom meeting for this event. Please plan to join us in person. Bring your friends, neighbors, family, and anyone else interested in learning more about
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🌤️This is held each day at 11:00AM Pacific. Net control operators are encouraged to check equipment and signal quality prior to starting net. If you are having a hard time coming up with a good question you can always ask people what they have been up to lately. For
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Our repeaters have been off the air for about 3 months now. We've been using the N9VW repeater, and it has been working for some of us. It has also been a challenge for others. It was suggested we look into using the W7DX repeater. We checked with the owner
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Here is the schedule for the Rain or Shine Events for 2026. An underlined date is a link to the page for that Rain or Shine event. Events in the past may have a photos page as well. Our Rain or Shines normally run from 9:00am to 12:30
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We had a great time at Cottage Lake Park on Saturday. Bren, KK7STN snapped a few photos she would like to share with everyone. If you also have pictures, send them to n7yd@lakewashingtonhamclub.org and we'll add them to the gallery. La decisión inicial debería centrarse en la necesidad
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The Lake Washington Ham Club has the following openings for Board and Staff positions. If you are interested in filling any of these roles or if you have questions, please reach out to Mark Galbraith, N7YD. Treasurer The LWHC Board is pleased to welcome Paul Osborne, KK7EJW as our new
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A quick update on where we are with the Repeaters. As you are probably aware by now, the City of Kirkland has asked us to vacate the Rose Hill site so they can proceed with a construction project. We were hoping to simply move the repeaters to a new location,
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The LWHC Board of Directors met on April 6, 2026 for their Annual Meeting. Among the other business matters discussed, the board voted on the new officers for the coming year. Except for our Treasurer, all Officers have agreed to continue serving LWHC. The elected officers are: * President: Mark Galbraith,
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The open position of Treasurer for the Lake Washington Ham Club has been filled. Paul Osborne, KK7EJW joins the LWHC Board as Treasurer effective 4/26/2026. Paul brings extensive knowledge and experience with 501(c)3 charities, and will be a wonderful addition to our leadership. Antes de valorar
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One of the newest band allocations to the Amateur Radio hobby is 60-meters. To say this band is unique is probably an understatement. It is the only amateur radio band that is channelized. On all other bands we can spin the dial and pick nearly any frequency to operate on.
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The ARRL National Traffic System and Radio Relay International are asking hams around the country to consider sending Holiday Greetings using Amateur Radio. The NTS and RRI operate traffic nets around North America. They send routine messages to maintain their skills so when an urgent need arises there are trained