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  • April 12th, 2021 Club Meeting On-Air @ 147.030MHz

    The Medina County Amateur Radio Club will hold an On-Air General Meeting due to Covid-19. All are … Continue Reading…

    April 12th, 2021 Club Meeting On-Air @ 147.030MHz
  • Join Our M2M 2-Meter Net

    Every Monday evening at 7:30 pm, except for the 2nd Monday of each month. Open to all licensed hams, … Continue Reading…

    Join Our M2M 2-Meter Net
  • M2M recognized as ARRL Special Service Club

    Medina Two Meter is proud to be recognized as an ARRL Special Service Club.   The ARRL defines … Continue Reading…

    M2M recognized as ARRL Special Service Club

Meetings

CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE The Medina County Amateur Radio Club meetings are held at 7:30 pm on the second Monday of each month, at … Read More... about In-Person Meetings Cancelled

W8EOC Repeaters/Nets

The M2M Two Meter Net meets each Monday at 7:30 pm, except for the 2nd Monday of the month when our membership meeting is held. It is open … Read More... about W8EOC Repeaters & Nets

Emergency Communications

  Emergency communications are not a direct function of the Medina County Amateur Radio Club, However, many of … Read More... about Emergency Communications

How Can I Join?

Applying for membership is easy.  Just print and fill out the membership form and return it to us with your dues.

Field day

The main annual event in Amateur Radio is Field Day, held each year on the fourth full weekend in June. It is a National “open house” of … Read More... about Field Day

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Social Events

Hams love to meet up in person, and M2M provides the opportunity to get together and "see" the voice they have been in contact … Read More... about Social Events

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2016 Weather Baloon Launch

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Repeater sites 2016

https://youtu.be/2O6OSG6O96I

Medina County Amateur Radio Club YouTube Channel

Medina County Amateur Radio Club

The Medina County Amateur Radio Club (M2M) is a nonprofit, ARRL Special Service registered, Amateur Radio organization based in Medina County, Ohio, dedicated to communication, public service, education and fellowship.
Many of our members also are involved with Skywarn, ARES/MECARS, RACES, and assist with community events. such as bicycle and foot races.
We meet on the second Monday of each month , either in-person or on-air.
See WWW.W8EOC.org for more information.

Medina County Amateur Radio Club
Baji K8IIT explains How to Program Your Radio Using CHIRP, a free, open-source tool for programming your amateur radio. It supports a large number of manufacturers and models, as well as providing a way to interface with multiple data sources and formats.
How to Program Your Radio Using CHIRP by Baji K8IIT
YouTube Video UCir8flYo92HfMMveQYYav2Q_WRk_hNSsMtw
This is a demonstration of several support applications that can run simultaneously with WSJT-X. 
     The JT-ALERT application monitors needed DXCC Entities, States, Zones, Grid Squares, and provides an interface for automatic logging of FT8 contacts.
     The N3FJP Amateur Contact Log will be used for auto-logging with WSJT-X and JT-ALERT.
     DXLAB SUITE provides world map monitoring which displays band propogation, along with an additional logging application.
     This presentation is for more serious FT8 users and those who would like to eliminate paper logging.
Enhanced FT8 Operation by Ed Eyerdom K8NVR
YouTube Video UCir8flYo92HfMMveQYYav2Q_fJiMWfvXWz4
Ed K8NVR will review the SDRplay RSPduo.  It is a dual-tuner wideband full featured 14-bit SDR  which  covers  the  entire  RF  spectrum  from  1kHz  to  2GHz giving 10MHz of spectrum visibility. Combined with the power of SDRuno software for Windows, you can simultaneously monitor two  completely  separate  2MHz  bands  of  spectrum  anywhere between 1kHz and 2GHz.  The RSPduo provides three software selectable antenna inputs, and clocking features ideally suited to industrial, scientific and educational applications.  All it needs is a computer and an antenna to provide excellent communications receiver  functionality.
SDR Play Review by Ed Eyerdom K8NVR
YouTube Video UCir8flYo92HfMMveQYYav2Q_lzgUGxpHLrA
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  • The K7RA Solar Update
    Tad Cook, K7RA, Seattle, reports: On April 12, new sunspot group AR2814 appeared following 5 days of no sunspots. Daily sunspot numbers on the next 4 days were 16, 16, 17, and 22, taking the average daily sunspot number for the April 8-14 reporting week from 6.4 last week to 7. The April 15 sunspot […]
  • Archive of Marconi Papers and Correspondence Acquired by California Museum
    The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California, has acquired an archive of papers and correspondence to, from, and about wireless pioneer and Nobel laureate Guglielmo Marconi. Among the more than 200 pages of correspondence are 31 letters from Marconi to his chief engineer, Richard Vyvyan, written between 1902 and 1909, regarding the […]
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