At our March meeting we had a good-looking crowd in attendance. There were some new faces and few faces that we haven't seen for a while.

Jeremy W6TKD, talked about his Ham Clock and donated one for the club raffle.

Jordan WC6J showed us a Quangsheng UV-K5. A cheep dual-band handheld with lots of possibilities through firmware updates.

Roger W6WHU, talked about he has been working the world with 100 watts and a wire and using online software defined radios to help him work the new ones.

Finally, Jim AF6FO, showed us his home solar project and how it has reduced his PG&E bill. We also saw a few pictures of his shack.

The February 2024 meeting had a great turnout despite the rain. John KM6AIX handed out the new club tee shirts to those who ordered one. Our 220 Use It Or Loose It net winner was AK7AK was not able to attend the meeting, JR K6LBP will deliver the prize in person.
Jeremy W6TKD, got the meeting off to a good start.

Roger W6WHU, shared the results from the special event and Winter Field Day Station.

Bob W1RH was the main speaker for the meeting and gave an introduction to contesting. Bob explained contesting can be fun and help you improve your other radio skills.

We had a big turnout for our first meeting of the new year and under the leadership of our new President Jeremy W6TKD.

JR K6LBP, presented a new radio to our latest 220 "Use it, or Loose It Net" winner, Steve AK7AK.

Robert KJ6XI and Frank KA6GWY talked about radio operations during the Pony Express Re-Ride and encouraged others to volunteer for the next ride in June. nationalponyexpress.org

The last meeting of the year had a great turnout. We shared in some tasty treats provided buy our club members and had some fun. Jay the outgoing 2023 club president turned over the leadership role to Jeremy W6TKD for 2024. I look forward to seeing all of you in 2024.
The tasty treats.

The group is all here.

Doris, K0BEE presented a short film she made of the 2023 K6T, CQP effort in Tehama County.

Bob, W1RH showed the work and progress made on the Cool, GMRS repeater.
