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Next Meeting: February 6, 2020, 7:00 PM

Elmer:

Paul Butzi (W7PFB) will lead a session on NVIS Antennas. NVIS is a technique that exploits the daily cycle of changes in the ionosphere to provide reliable HF communication. What advantages does NVIS offer? What makes some antennas better than others for this, and how can we use this technique in real life?

Club meetings are generally held the first Thursday of every month (except for December) at the Duvall Fire Station at 7PM. Members are welcome to also attend the business meeting at 6:15PM prior to the club meeting. Click here for more information