North Shore Radio Association
@ns1ra.bsky.social
Amateur radio club serving the North Shore of Massachusetts since 1964
This month's speaker will be Eastern Massachusetts Amateur Radio Emergency Service SEC Rob Macedo.
November 16, 2025 at 10:33 PM
This month's speaker will be Eastern Massachusetts Amateur Radio Emergency Service SEC Rob Macedo.
This month's speaker will be Eastern Massachusetts ARES SEC Rob Macedo on a topic to be determined.
November 10, 2025 at 1:55 AM
This month's speaker will be Eastern Massachusetts ARES SEC Rob Macedo on a topic to be determined.
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WE9EWK has a recording of the pass aroun 1600 UTC. He share it on our Mastodon feed:
mastodon.radio/@wd9ewk/1147...
mastodon.radio/@wd9ewk/1147...
Patrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK (@wd9ewk@mastodon.radio)
@ARISS_Intl@mastodon.hams.social Lots of stations made contacts with Nichole as NA1SS during a pass around 1600 UTC this morning (including me!). I heard one Canadian station (VE7TTI), one Mexican sta...
mastodon.radio
June 29, 2025 at 6:55 PM
WE9EWK has a recording of the pass aroun 1600 UTC. He share it on our Mastodon feed:
mastodon.radio/@wd9ewk/1147...
mastodon.radio/@wd9ewk/1147...
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We don't know if the crew will still be active, but good luck!
June 29, 2025 at 11:33 AM
We don't know if the crew will still be active, but good luck!
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No, and no. The crew gets on the ham radio in their personal off-time. We don't know in advance on the ground.
So, keep listening and good luck on getting a QSO from NA1SS this weekend.
So, keep listening and good luck on getting a QSO from NA1SS this weekend.
June 28, 2025 at 11:23 AM
No, and no. The crew gets on the ham radio in their personal off-time. We don't know in advance on the ground.
So, keep listening and good luck on getting a QSO from NA1SS this weekend.
So, keep listening and good luck on getting a QSO from NA1SS this weekend.
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Final reminder: Use these frequencies: 437.800 MHz down (+/- doppler shift) and 145.990 up with a CTCSS of 67 Hz. And don't call for NA1SS, just work them if you hear them active.
June 28, 2025 at 11:26 AM
Final reminder: Use these frequencies: 437.800 MHz down (+/- doppler shift) and 145.990 up with a CTCSS of 67 Hz. And don't call for NA1SS, just work them if you hear them active.