You may have recently received a member bulletin from ARRL HQ requesting you to help with letters to Congress in support of two bills in Congress intended to allow some Amateur Radio antennas for hams who live in homeowner associations and condos.
This effort will have the most impact when every ARRL member and non-member go to the website below and add their support:
https://send-a-letter.org/hoa/
You will just have to enter your callsign. The rest of the form should auto populate with your data. Please check for accuracy and edit if needed. When finished, click the “send my letters” button. That’s all there is to it!
Your letters will be forwarded and hand delivered to the appropriate Representative and Senators in favor of the Amateur Radio Emergency Preparedness Act (Senate: S.459, House: H.R.1094).
Your help is very much needed to ensure our voices are heard in Congress. Please forward this request to anyone you know who hold a current FCC Amateur Radio license – ARRL member or not. Every ham will
benefit from the changes proposed.
More details about the legislation can be found here:
https://www.arrl.org/
Nominating Committee appointed!
The nominating committee is as follows:
Alex WI1U
Lynn KM1MI
Eric KO4ZSD
If you would like to run for any position /or rerun for your current position please contact one of them.
County Ambulance 323 Dalton Ave. Pittsfield, MA 01201
Join us at County Ambulance for our October club gathering!
SUNDAY, October 26 at 2 PM!
The Nominating Committee will be presenting their nominations for club officers. We will also have technical support from experienced elmers. Post-gathering social time at the Brookhouse, Route 8 in Lanesborough.
Chuck, WS1L, Lynn, KM1MI and Matt, K1VN enjoying a post-meeting social hour at The Brookhouse!
Business Meeting
Wednesday, October 22 6-8 PM
Join us on-line for our club business meeting. The Google Meeting link will be sent out to members via the email Squelch Tail. It will also be posted in our private Facebook group where members can access it.
NoBARC is an organization of about 150 Amateur Radio Operators (“Hams”) centered in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. Many of our repeaters are atop Mount Greylock at 3500 feet above sea level and have a typical coverage without obstruction of about a 250-300 mile circle, making these some of the widest coverage repeaters in the Northeast.
The Massachusetts War Memorial tower atop Mount Greylock. Our repeater antennas are a short distance away from this tower.
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