During two weekends in August, 2025, I was honored to assist my fellow hams from Port Huron, Michigan in activating the Huron Lightship Museum there for some “Lighthouse and Lightship” on-air activities.
@K8DP_Doug@YOTAregion2@K8LG_Grace Congrats…and my thanks…to Grace for her many efforts to enthusiastically share her many amateur radio “lessons learned” with others.
@VA3QR@RACTWEETS@hamvention Looking great, Phil. I’m working over at the AMSAT booth. When you get a chance, stop by and I’ll give you the “cook’s tour” of what we’re working on.
@glasbrenner And, for the first time in my life, Drew, I observed the aurora OVERHEAD here in SW Ontario, Canada. Having grown up in New Hampshire, I’ve seen a number of auroras off to the north…but NEVER have I observed them occurring overhead!
@K7AGE@DAILYDX@DX_World@arrl Randy, most of the REST of the world’s administrations never bought into the ARRL/FCC “Incentive Licensing” nonsense where our bands are cut up into smaller and smaller pieces based on license class and operating mode. In Canada, I can operate ANYWHERE on HF….and in any mode!
Three Lambton County Radio Club (Canada) members (VE3GNF, VA3KWZ and VA3KSF) recently ran a very successful 2023 RAC Canada Day Contest from Pelee Island, Ontario. Just shy of 500 HF contacts were made by the team from the southernmost populated place in Canada.
Had a great weekend with Ken (VA3KWZ), his XYL Jane, my XYL Kate (VA3OGF/KB1OGF) at Ken and Jane’s cottage on Pelee Island, Ontario. Pelee Island is the southernmost inhabited place in Canada. We set up a station and antennas for use in the Canada Day Contest on July 1st.
@n0jy Keith Pugh was a not only a wonderful personal friend but he was also a longtime friend of AMSAT. When we were both serving as officers on the AMSAT executive, we called ourselves the “two Keith’s”.