In Whatcom County, Washington, in the far Northwest corner of the continental US, a group of Amateur Radio operators that are enthusiastic about data communications have created a number of Multipurpose Remote Nodes (MRNs) in key locations within the county
For over 100 years amateur radio and ARRL — the National Association for Amateur Radio® — have stood for the development of the science and art of communications, public service, and the enhancement of international goodwill. Amateur Radio’s long history
For some time the SEA-PAC Executive Committee has monitored the COVID-19 pandemic working closely with our local health, public and government partners in assessing this unprecedented situation. With approximately 60 days until the event, the Executive Committee has made the
This listing is maintained and provided by Lynn Burlingame (N7CFO) who has spent many long hobby hours maintaining it’s accuracy. If you have any additional information on potential speakers or would like to volunteer as one yourself, please contact Lynn
Note: Please refer to the (2) attachments at the end of this post for the original writing and single day ham radio estate sale. With great sadness I write this report that, K7OH – Pete (95 years) became a Silent
Welcome to the webpage for the Western Washington Section of the American Radio Relay League. There is a lot of great information items surrounding what is happening in the Western Washington Section. Please take a moment and review the provided
All great things come with time and this new website isn’t an exception. We are currently working with the fit, form, and function in order to provide a fresh experience. Please visit back as this is under construction. 5/16/19 –