MIT Radio Society (W1MX) Hosts Historic Electronics & Amateur Radio Swapfest
W1MX brings together thousands of New England hams, builders, and engineers for classic radio gear and microwave electronics.Continue Reading
W1MX brings together thousands of New England hams, builders, and engineers for classic radio gear and microwave electronics.Continue Reading
BARC activates linked MOTOTRBO DMR talkgroups connecting Boston, Cambridge, Quincy, and Newton amateur radio operators.Continue Reading
National Weather Service meteorologists train volunteer ham radio storm spotters in severe convective storm tracking.Continue Reading
Digital operators deploy dual-band VARA FM and HF RMS nodes, enhancing off-grid email capabilities for EMA hospitals.Continue Reading
W1FY installs high-gain antennas and digital Fusion bridges, boosting emergency coverage across MetroWest Boston.Continue Reading
W1GLO operators in Gloucester deploy emergency generators, wire dipoles, and CW stations for 24-hour ARRL Field Day operations.Continue Reading
Over 300 amateur radio operators provide vital medical and course communication along the 26.2-mile route from Hopkinton to Copley Square.Continue Reading
Eastern Massachusetts ARES teams mobilize battery-powered HF and VHF stations across Essex, Plymouth, and Barnstable counties during coastal storm surge exercises.Continue Reading
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