Many thanks to Yannig (F4IUJ), organizer of a new QRP conference in Rennes, France, who shares the following announcement and poster:
[Conf’ QRP] is going to take place in Rennes on the 18th of May of this year, there is more information on this page : https://ara35.fr/conf-qrp/
(Source: Johnny, AC0BQ)
OZARKCON 2021 REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
Good Morning
I am pleased to announce the Opening of Ozarkcon Virtual 2021 registration.
Due to your exceptional support of our kit sales efforts for the last year, the 4SQRP Board of Directors has decided that the Conference will be Free of charge.
The event will take place on April 10th at 8:30 am CDT.
We will be broadcasting via Zoom and are limited to 500 participants, so please sign up early.
You can register in several ways, from the main website Ozarkcon Radio button, or direct at www.ozarkcon.com.
The conference will be an open meeting platform so you can come and go as you like.
The closing date for registration will be March 26th or until all seats are filled.
We have a great lineup of speakers with a variety of topics.
Some of the highlights are:
Special event station K0N will be on the air all week beginning April 4th.
The Wackey Key and Homebrew contests will take place prior to the conference.
Prize Drawings will be held throughout the day of the conference with the results being posted on the Ozarkcon web page.
Details for all of these events and how to register for them will be announced at a later date.
Updates to the conference will be posted on the 4sqrp groups.io email reflector.
If you’re not a member feel free to join at this link: https://4sqrp.groups.io/g/main
If you have any questions or need assistance with registration please drop us a note at this email: [email protected]
We are looking forward to you joining us for a Educational and satisfying day.
72
Johnny AC0BQ, President
(Source: John Stevens, K5JS, via QRP-L)
It’s time once again to join the Arizona ScQRPions at the annual Fort Tuthill QRP Conference in mountains of Flagstaff, Arizona!! Spend the weekend camping with us at a cool 7500′ playing radio and listening to our outstanding speakers present topics on using Microchip micro-controllers, troubleshooting, Software Defined Radios, and
batteries.Thursday afternoon, July 26, is for the early bird campers to arrive and get set up. Stake out your territory at our reserved campground site. Water is available, but no electricity. There are fire rings / grills for your outdoor cooking and no known fire restrictions inside
the campground at this time. Daytime temperatures should range from mid-70s to low 80s during the day and 50’s at night. Brief (usually) mountain thunderstorms with gusty winds are possible at all times especially during the afternoons.Campground activities Friday, July 27, could include such things as easy expeditions to local SOTA peaks, operating, trading, renewing old friendships and making new ones, experimenting with antennas, and many other activities. There are plenty of tall Ponderosa pines for those wire antennas. Friday evening is our traditional group supper at one of the local restaurants.
Saturday, July 28, is our day for the technical forums at a nearby facility. We’ll adjourn about 3pm and head back to the campgrounds for our Saturday afternoon picnic. We have a covered ramada that will accomodate 70 easily. Water and electricity is available. You might want to bring a chair and/or table just in case as we don’t have quite the number of picnic tables as we’ve had in the past.
No tickets to buy. Prizes. No tickets to buy. All are welcome.
Bring your own entree for the picnic and we’ll do the rest! Look for many more details on our website at http://www.azscqrpions.com which is being updated. Watch for updates at the website or from @azqrp at Twitter. Send me your cell phone number if you want text updates.
Select Ft Tuthill 2012 in the menu.
Pass the word and we hope to see you there!!
73 john k5js