ARRL International Grid Chase - 2018

Get in the chase!
The objective of the ARRL International Grid Chase is simple: Work stations in as many grid squares as possible and upload your log data to ARRL's Logbook of The World. If you are not currently registered with Logbook of The World, this is a good reason to get started. Go to https://lotw.arrl.org/lotw-help/getting-started/. Registration and uploading are free. Every new grid square contact confirmed through Logbook of The World counts toward your monthly total.

Check out the ARRL Page by clicking on the logo to the left. See how points you have accumulated.

Area Ham Fests 2018 - 2019

NASA on the Air

Starting on Monday, December 11, 2017 (UTC), Amateur Radio club stations at various NASA centers and facilities will be on the air with special event operations to celebrate these monumental achievements, as well as current milestones. Some clubs will offer commemorative QSL cards, and a special certificate will be available indicating the number of NASA club stations worked on various bands and modes.
  • NASA Centers Participating:
    • Ames Research Center (ARC) NA6MF — California
    • Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC) NA6SA — California
    • Glenn Research Center (GRC) NA8SA — Ohio
    • Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) WA3NAN — Maryland
    • Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) W6VIO — California
    • Kennedy Space Center (KSC) N1KSC — Florida
    • Langley Research Center (LARC) KG4NJA — Virginia
    • Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) NN4SA — Alabama
    • Stennis Space Center (SSC) TBD — Mississippi
    • Wallops Flight Facility (WWF) W4WFF — Virginia
    • White Sands Complex (WSC) N5BL — New Mexico