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Volunteers Needed – Gloucester Christmas Parade – November 30th, 2025

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Eric, KA1NCF, writes on the North Shore Radio Association mailing list:
 
I would like to see if anyone is available to help with a Parade in Gloucester this Sunday 11-30-25
 
It starts at 3 pm in Gloucester and we have been notified at the last minute.
If you can volunteer, please contact Eric via e-Mail.
 
UPDATE (11/28): Eric states “I was just TOLD that the Parade for THIS WEEKEND has Been MOVED TO NEXT WEEKEND!!! Parade in Gloucester is NOW on Sunday 12-07-25”
Clubs

W1 QSL Sorting Party at Nashoba Valley ARC Meeting, Pepperell, November 20, 2025

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Nashoba Valley ARC logoThe Nashoba Valley Amateur Radio Club‘s November meeting is Thursday, November 20th at 7:30 PM at the Pepperell Community Center (in Pepperell). We start gathering at 7 PM to socialize before the meeting starts. The November meeting is traditionally our W1 QSL Bureau night where the club sorts several thousand QSL cards for the incoming W1 QSL Bureau. Come and learn about “QSLing” and how cards move between bureaus all over the world.  Pizza and soft drinks follow the card sort, as well as socializing with other club members and friends.  It is, by far, my favorite club meeting of the year.  It’s a social experience you won’t want to miss, and it’s a lot of fun. 

Additionally, one of the benefits of NVARC membership is that the club PAYS the cost for its members to send their cards through the outgoing ARRL QSL bureau.   <https://www.arrl.org/outgoing-qsl-service>
https://www.arrl.org/outgoing-qsl-service.    The ARRL requires that you are a member to use the outgoing bureau.  You can prove this in several ways – take a copy of the front cover of your current edition of QST (the label has your Member Number and expiration date on it).  Or log-in to the ARRL website and click on your name just to the right of “Hello” at the top of the page.  Print the page (which contains your Member Number and your expiration date).  Then “follow-the-rules”:  <https://www.arrl.org/files/file/QSL/OUTGOING_QSL_SERVICE_2025.pdf> https://www.arrl.org/files/file/QSL/OUTGOING_QSL_SERVICE_2025.pdf.  NVARC will handle packing and payment, but you must sort the cards and provide proof of membership.

As always, feel free to bring a friend.

Come and join the fun!

If you need directions to the club meeting, please click  <http://binged.it/smoogg> here and put your own address in box
“A”.

Thanks and 73. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Bruce, K1BG
978-772-2773 or  <mailto:bruce.blain@charter.net> bruce.blain@charter.net

Emergency Communications / Technical

MVARA looking for sites to support Interstate RF Links

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Jay, K1EHZ, writes on the New England Mesh Networking mailing list:

MVARA has received a one-year extension to our ARDC grant to continue implementing a backbone microwave network linking DMR repeaters to alternate internet sites, and to interconnect emcomm-related organizations.
 
We would like to cover more DMR repeater sites which could be a component of a project increasing interstate RF links. Currently the NH RF network connects to one site in ME (Shapleigh), and to two sites in MA (Haverhill and Westford).
 
I wonder if there is interest among the NE Mesh Group in exploring a few more interstate RF links.
 
For example, propagation modeling shows potential for at least one NH site to reach Mt. Wachusett. Buck Hill, RI might reach Mt. Waschusett.  The Westford, MA site might also reach Mt Wachusett.
 
It’s not clear we could have access for equipment on Mt Wachusett. It is just an example. Perhaps there are other sites that could support interstate links.
 
If there is interest, this could be a good time for a conversation about specific sites where relationships with owners exist, or realistically could be developed soon. 
Do you know a site that would allow for Interstate RF links or know someone who would allow 5.8GHz WiFi equipment to be put on Mt. Wachusett? If so, contact Jay!
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Ham Radio Linux Class – January 2026

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Andy, of Andy’s Ham Radio Linux, is planning to hold a free Ham Radio Linux class in January 2026. He is looking for 4-6 enthusiastic students. The class will be based on Xubuntu Linux 24.04 and Andy’s Ham Radio Linux (either v26d or v26e). Previous Linux experiences will be helpful but not required. 

The location will be the Cameron Senior Center in Westford, MA on each Wednesday in January, from 12:30-3:30PM.

If you are interested, please send Andy an email directly.

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Massachusetts – Rhode Island STM Report for October 2025

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The Massachusetts – Rhode Island STM report for October 2025 is now available at https://ema.arrl.org/massachusetts-rhode-island-stm-report-for-october-2025/.

Note:  NTS Challenge Coins are being  awarded by ARRL and with many thanks to AJ1DM (RI), KC1HHO, KC1KVY, KC1OIP, KB1SYL, KW1U, N1IQI, N1LAH, W1PLK, W1RVY (WMA), W1TCD for participating on NTS traffic nets and reporting station activity (SAR) to the Section Traffic Manager (STM)  for 48 months or more. These are colorful coins with the NTS logo on the front and ARRL logo on the back. 

A Happy Thanksgiving to all!

Emergency Communications / NTS / Operating / Public Service

Eastern Massachusetts ARES Section Mini-Exercise – Operation November Wind – Saturday 11/15/25 – 10 AM-12 PM ET

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Hello to all…

**UPDATED DRILL DOCUMENT VIA LINK BELOW. Remainder is unchanged.**

Eastern Massachusetts ARES will conduct a section mini-exercise on Saturday 11/15/25 from 10 AM-12 PM dubbed “November Wind”. The exercise will practice similar skills as previous exercises conducted over the course of 2024 into 2025.

The detailed drill document can be seen at the following link:
https://ema.arrl.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/EasternMA-ARES-Fall-Mini-Exercise-2025-V1.6-11-14-25.pdf

While we encourage participation by Eastern Massachusetts ARES members, RACES/AUXCOMM/USCG Auxiliary Operators and Amateur Radio SKYWARN Spotters, all are welcome to participate including those outside of the Eastern Massachusetts section.

Thanks in advance for your support of this exercise and Eastern Massachusetts ARES!

Respectfully Submitted,

Robert Macedo (KD1CY)
ARES SKYWARN Coordinator
Eastern Massachusetts ARES Section Emergency Coordinator
Home Phone #: (508) 994-1875 (After 6 PM)
Home/Data #: (508) 997-4503 (After 6 PM)
Email Address: rmacedo@rcn.com
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Clubs / Flea markets & Conventions

Algonquin ARC Flea Market

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The Algonquin Amateur Radio Club Flea Market will be held on February
14, 2026 from 9am to 12pm at the 1Lt Charles W. Whitcomb School, 25
Union St, Marlborough MA 01752.

The following is the link to the AARC 2026 Flea Market flyer.

https://www.qsl.net/n1em/2026flyer.pdf

Please feel free to include this information in your club’s newsletter
as well as send to club members.

Ken, KA1GFN
Treasurer and Newsletter Editor
Algonquin Amateur Radio Club

Emergency Communications / NTS / Operating / Public Service

Reminder: November 3rd, 2025 MEMA RACES/ACS Communications Test Net

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Mike “Sparky” Leger, N1YLQ, ARES DEC – MEMA Region 2 RACES Radio Officer writes:
 
Hello to all,
 
    This email is the typical monthly message to let everyone know that Monday evening, November 3rd, 2025 is our first non-holiday Monday of the month and, as such, will be the next RACES/ACS/Preparedness Net night. For those who check into the 80m Net, please note the change in frequency for the net this evening. This was necessary due to frequent net collisions during our planned net night/time.
 
     For those who participate in the WinLink net, please note that there is a different NCO noted for the WinLink net this month with messages being routed to KF1D with a copy to AB1PH. 
 
      For any operators interested in performing the duties of Net Control Station (NCS), there are materials available to make the task fairly simple and straight forward. The net pre-amble and role call lists are available at http://wc1mab.org/RACES_R2_Interim_Preamble.pdf and http://wc1mab.org/Month.php with the role-call lists on the left column near the bottom. If anyone is worried that they may mess up running a net, please remember that, in many cases, a less than perfect net is WAY better than no net at all! At the conclusion of any net, any operator that acted as Net Control Operator is asked to please send a note to WC1MAB@gmail.com <mailto:WC1MAB@gmail.com>  letting me know who ran the net and who checked in so that the proper numbers can be reported to our served agencies. We cannot always count on our normal net control operators to be available in the event of a large scale emergency, so every RACES operator should be prepared to act as NCO if needed when disaster and emergency strikes!
 

The Region #2 and State Net Schedule for this evening is as follows:

Net Frequency/Offset Time
Sector 2A 147.00 /+0.60  PL 19:30 Local
Sector 2B 145.39/-0.60  PL 67.0 20:00 Local
Sector 2C Winlink Net Check-In – 

NCO: KF1D with copy to AB1PH

 6AM-Midnight Local Time
Sector 2D 146.865/-0.60  PL 103.5 19:30 Local
6-Meter State Net 53.31 / -1.0  PL 71.9  

 

Note: Net activity on this repeater has been hit and miss. Please report any activity.

 19:00 Local
MA RACES HF Net 3942 KHz LSB moving up to 3955 KHz until there is a clear frequency 18:45 Local
MA MEMA NBEMS Net Frequency:  3584.5 MHx, Center Frequency: 1500 Hz, Initial mode: THOR22 19:00 Local
Winlink Net Instructions From Don Rolph: 
 
*Winlink Net*
 
To participate:
 
– create a check-in form using the Winlink standard check-in form
– send via Winlink after 6 AM EST Mon. November 3rd and before midnight EST November 4th
  (any mode, but include mode in check-in form) to KF1D with a copy to AB1PH.
 
   I continue to ask that any operators who have the time, please try to
check into sector nets from near-by sectors. This will allow our Net
Control Operators to practice fielding nets with a strong check-in count and
will also serve to help practice with relays or modified sector assignments
in the event that a single repeater is out of service.
 
   For those operators who serve as Net Control Operators, please try to
remember to send me a list of the stations and communities that check into
your nets. The numbers are reported to MEMA to show them our level of
participation. I am continuing to work on a graphical map based report to
show which parts of our section have strong coverage and which areas may
need a more targeted recruitment campaign to improve our ability to provide
back-up communications in an emergency.
 
    I appreciate you all answering the call to help our communities remain
prepared as we close out the year for RACES/ARES operations. Thank you all for helping us keep things on track and prove that we remain a consistent source of communication capability to the Commonwealth. This net provides a monthly reminder to our communities and served agencies that we stand ready with a quiet professionalism prepared to serve as a voice to whomever needs one to get help and resources to where they need to be.
 
 If you know someone who would benefit from being on this list, please have them contact me at   <mailto:WC1MAB@gmail.com> WC1MAB@gmail.com and I will add them to this distribution. Thank you all!
 
      If anyone has any questions or comments I can be reached by e-mail or
cell phone. Thanks for being a part of our team and I look forward to
hearing back on who can participate this month.
 
Sincerely,
 
Michael Leger (N1YLQ)
MEMA Region #2 RACES Officer
C: 508_995_0203 
Emergency Communications / NTS / Operating / Public Service

Eastern Massachusetts ARES Net – Monday November 3rd, 2025 at 830 PM on the MMRA Repeater System

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Hello to all…

The November Eastern Massachusetts ARES section net will be Monday November 3rd, 2025 at 830 PM on the MMRA Repeater system.

For frequencies that will be linked into the ARES Net on the MMRA Network, please see the following link from the MMRA web site detailing the repeaters that will be linked in through Hub 1:
https://mmra.org/repeaters/repeater_linking.html (Click the ARES box to see the repeaters and other systems linked)

We look forward to your participation and remember, we are always looking for Net Controls to run the ARES Net. We will have several announcements for the net including the Eastern Massachusetts ARES Simulated Emergency Test (SET) Operation “November Wind” for Saturday 11/15/25 from 10 AM-12 PM ET.

Thanks for your continued support of ARES!

Respectfully Submitted,

Robert Macedo (KD1CY)
ARES SKYWARN Coordinator
Eastern Massachusetts ARES Section Emergency Coordinator
Home Phone #: (508) 994-1875
Home/Data #: (508) 997-4503
Email Address: rmacedo@rcn.com
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Emergency Communications / NTS / Operating / Public Service

Massachusetts RACES Nets – Monday 11/3/25 for HF, Region 2D VHF, NBEMS & Winlink – Times and Details Below

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Don Rolph, AB1PH, Walpole area ARES Emergency Coordinator writes:

The MEMA RACES nets are held on the first Monday of the month, unless the first Monday is a holiday, when it is delayed one week, For Nov 2025, the MEMA RACES nets will be held on Mon Nov 3 at:

********************************************************************************
80 meter Voice net
*** Note new frequency of 3942 Khz ****
This is to avoid another established net
6:45 PM
Frequency: 3942 KHz working up until the first free frequency

Jeff N1JCM will be net control

*********************************************************************************
Region 2D VHF net:
7:30 PM ET VHF net on 146.865 MHz PL 103.5 (Sharon Repeater)
We will have a general call up of any RACES, ARES, or other interested stations. If there is time, we will have a simplex test.

Jim WJ1R will be net control

********************************************************************************
HF 80 meters NBEMS net:
7:00 PM ET
Dial Frequency: 3584.5 MHx
Center Frequency: 1500 Hz
Initial mode: THOR22

We will have checkins, followed by an ICS-213 format message using FLMSG.

Don AB1PH will be net control

*********************************************************************************

Winlink Net:
Bryan KF1D will be net control.
Send a winlink checkin form to KF1D, copy AB1PH, between 0600 Monday Nov 3 and 2400 Monday Nov 3.

We look forward to you checking in!

—

73,
AB1PH
Don Rolph

Emergency Communications / NTS / Operating / Public Service

Eastern Massachusetts Hospital Net (EMHN) – Saturday 11/1/25 – 1000 AM ET

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K1JRO-John O’Neill, ARES District Emergency Coordinator – Hospital Liaison writes:

Good Evening Everyone,

Net Control for the November 1, 2025 Eastern MA Hospital Net will be the Jeff Tracy N1SOM with the South Shore Health Amateur Radio Group. Please note, this month there WILL NOT be a DMR portion of the net.

Home or alternative locations are also welcome to check into the net. Even if you cannot reach all the systems being used, please check-in on those you can.

The net will commence at the usual time of 10:00 AM using the following repeaters / frequencies / Networks in the order listed.

1. West Bridgewater Repeater 146.775 dcs 244
2. Plymouth Repeater 146.685 tone 131.8
3. Attleboro Repeater 147.195 tone 127.3
4. Sharon repeater 146.865 tone 103.5
5. Simplex 147.420

We will then return to the West Bridgewater Repeater for Net closing.

Respectfully,

John K1JRO – W1SSH

Emergency Communications

IMPORTANT: Clear Frequencies for Caribbean Hurricane Impacts

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hurricane flagsBrian Szewczyk, NJ1F, writes on the YCCC list:

Some very important information about frequency to keep clear this weekend..

As the Caribbean faces potential hurricane impacts, IARU Region 2 has activated emergency nets on the following frequencies:

  • 40 meters: 7.198 MHz and 7.098 MHz
  • 20 meters: 14.198 MHz

If the Hurricane Watch Net (HWN) activates, they will be operating on:

  • 14.325 MHz
  • 7.268 MHz

The amateur radio station at the National Hurricane Center, WX4NHC, will also be monitoring the HWN frequencies for real-time weather and situation reports.

This weekend coincides with the CQ World Wide SSB Contest, one of the busiest times on the bands. All operators are urged to exercise extra vigilance and avoid transmitting on or near these emergency and hurricane watch frequencies.

These nets are providing critical communication links supporting the Caribbean Islands and affected regions. Please ensure they have clear and reliable access to designated frequencies.

In summary:

  • Keep clear of 7.198, 7.098, 7.268, 14.198, and 14.325 MHz
  • Be aware of possible emergency or health-and-welfare traffic on nearby frequencies
  • Operate responsibly and help maintain open frequencies for those supporting hurricane response efforts.

Updates at https://www.arrl.org/news/tropical-storm-melissa-update

Brian

NJ1F

Clubs

“The Sport of Radio Orienteering” at Sci-Tech ARS Meeting, October 21, 2025

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New England Sci Tech logoTuesday, October 21: “The Sport of Radio Orienteering” by Eduard Nasybulin. (In-person at NEST)

Description: Radio Orienteering combines traditional orienteering with radio signal direction finding. This presentation will provide a brief overview of the sport’s history and origins, followed by its key principles and rules. Selected courses from recent U.S. and World Championships will be highlighted. In addition, participants will see demonstrations of radio receivers, transmitters, sports maps, and other essential equipment.

Bio: Eduard Nasybulin has been involved in radio orienteering since the late 1990s, beginning as a high school and college student. After a break, he returned to the sport in 2017 and has since competed in every U.S. Championship, as well as three World Championships. Professionally, Eduard has a background in materials science and engineering, with over 20 years of experience in electrochemical energy conversion and storage.

Clubs

K1BG: “Radio Contesting for Beginners” at Nashoba Valley ARC Meeting, October 16, 2026

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Nashoba Valley ARC logoBruce Bain, K1BG, writes:

The Nashoba Valley Amateur Radio Club’s October meeting is TOMORROW, Thursday, October 16th at 7:30 PM at the Pepperell Community Center (in Pepperell). We start gathering at 7 PM to socialize before the meeting starts.

Yours truly, Bruce, K1BG, will give a presentation on Radio Contesting for Beginners.  Due to our recent license classes, we have a lot of new hams in the club who are discovering what amateur radio is all about.  The presentation will focus on what amateur radio contesting is, show everyone how they can participate, and remove any misconceptions or reservations they might have.  There should be something for everyone – experienced or not – during the talk.

I look forward to seeing you there.

If you need directions to the club meeting, please click  <http://binged.it/smoogg> here and put your own address in box “A”.

Thanks, and 73. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Bruce, K1BG
978-772-2773 or  bruce.blain@charter.net

Organization

Pass the Bill! Have you Sent Your Letters?

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ARRL logoARRL’s push to pass the bill has great momentum, but we need EVERY radio amateur in the United States to send their letters.

Your participation can make the difference in passing this legislation.

It only takes seconds. If you’re a licensed ham in the US, go to https://send-a-letter.org/hoa/, enter your call sign, validate your address, and click the red SEND MY LETTERS button. It really is that easy!

In less time than it takes to make a single QSO, your letters will tell Congress to remove the legal restraints on hams living in restrictive HOAs to put up an antenna.

Follow the link at https://send-a-letter.org/hoa/ to send your letter now!

What it is:

The Amateur Radio Emergency Preparedness Act (see ARRL News 02/07/2025) is a pair of bipartisan bills — H.R.1094 in the House and S.459 in the Senate – which are designed to prevent restrictive homeowners’ association (HOA) rules that currently prohibit or severely limit the installation of amateur radio antennas, even when such antennas are hidden in trees, placed in attics, mounted on vehicles, or look like flagpoles.

Se Habla Español – Pasar el proyecto de ley

Si su lengua materna es el español, ARRL ha creado instrucciones y una página web para que envíe sus cartas al Congreso.

Descargue las instrucciones aquí:

https://send-a-letter.org/espanol/

 

Clubs

N1QD: “Digital Mobile Radio” at Boston ARC Hybrid Meeting, October 16, 2025

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Boston ARC logoThe Boston Amateur Radio Club’s Ham Radio Basics speaker series continues in October with Joe Harris, N1QD, giving a presentation on Digital Mobile Radio (DMR). The talk will cover an overview of digital voice for ham radio as well as a discussion on how to program your radio to work with the club’s 449.175 DMR repeater.

The BARC general meeting will be held on Thursday October 16th at 7:30 pm at the Artisans Asylum and on Zoom.

[Email w1bos@arrl.net for Zoom information.]
Emergency Communications / NTS / Operating / Public Service

Eastern Massachusetts Hospital Net (EMHN) – Saturday 10/11/25 – 1000 AM EDT

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Jeff-N1SOM and the South Shore Hospital Group W1SSH writes:

Good Evening,

On Saturday October 11, 2025 the South Shore Hospital Amateur Radio Group will hold an Eastern MA Hospital Net commencing at 10:00AM.

Home or alternative locations are also welcome to check into the net. Even if you cannot reach all the systems being used, please check-in on those you can.

We will use the following repeaters in the order listed.

1. West Bridgewater repeater 146.775 dcs 244
2. Whitman Repeater 147.225 tone 67.0
3. DMR -Talkgroup 8851 Time Slot :1 on the following NEDECN repeaters: Boston 449.175 -5.M CC:1, Hingham 146.430 -1.5M CC:1, Sagamore 145.200 – 0.6M CC:10, Dennis 146.470 -1.5M CC:11, East Falmouth 145.210 -0.600 CC:9, Martha’s Vineyard145.180 -0.600 CC:10, and Walpole 145.380 -0.600 CC:12.
4. Sharon Repeater 146.865 tone 103.5
5. Simplex 147.420

We will then return to the West Bridgewater Repeater for Net closing.

NET Protocol: Please wait for Net Control to ask for Check-ins. When asked to check in please use the standard net check-in procedure which is: Here is.., un-key, wait 3 seconds to check for doubling, then give your or your facilities call sign, your first name, and your facility’s name.

We extend an invitation to any health care facility, EOC of any city or town as well as RACES or ARES members to check in during the NET.

We are always looking for groups or organizations to try their hand at Net Control duties. If you are interested in trying your hand at Net Control please let us know. We can be reached by sending an email to ssharg@outlook.com or replying to this message. The goal is to rotate Net Control practice and the experience among as many individuals and groups as possible.

We thank the repeater trustees for their generosity in allowing us to conduct these monthly nets and the use of their systems in an actual event.

We hope to hear you Saturday.

73,

Jeff N1SOM and the South Shore Hospital Group W1SSH

Mentoring / Public Information

New Amateur Report for October 1, 2025

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Here is the new ham report as of October 1, listing newly licensed hams. Club officials, please review the list and reach out to those in your footprint and invite, welcome them. To all: please welcome these folks when you hear them on local repeaters. Offer assistance as well!

Report for 2025-10-01

James F Jones, KC1YGY – FCC
5 Lilac Ln
Ayer, MA 01432-1592

Brayden Rodriguez, KC1YGZ – FCC
4 Shagbark Dr
Townsend, MA 01469-1210

John F Connors, KC1YGT – FCC
68 Harmony Ln
Marlborough, MA 01752-1620

Daniel Tang, KC1YHA – FCC
8 Kimball Ct Apt 701
Burlington, MA 01803-3851

Davis Gardner, KC1YHI – FCC
21 Ferren Dr
Billerica, MA 01821-3213

Michael D Hall, KC1YHT – FCC
108 Bouchard Ave
Dracut, MA 01826-2208

Kartik P Patel, KC1YHU – FCC
114 Bridle Path Ln
Methuen, MA 01844-1575

Michael Fairbank, KC1YJK – FCC
505 Prospect St
Methuen, MA 01844-5149

Ronald Lapat, KC1YHV – FCC
15 Trails End Rd
Westford, MA 01886-1751

Jonathan D Hughes, KC1YHQ – FCC
7 Blue Ridge Rd
Westford, MA 01886-1910

William Gallagher, KC1YGS – FCC
1 Homestead Dr
Medfield, MA 02052-2805

John C Dalco, KC1YJW – FCC
206 Lincoln St
Norwell, MA 02061-1224

Frank Corrao, KC1YIR – FCC
PO Box 161
Sheldonville, MA 02070-0161

Carter M Turnbaugh, KC1YIU – FCC
100 Lovejoy Wharf Unit 8L
Boston, MA 02114-2160

Sakthivel Ponnampalayam Sivaku, KC1YHE – FCC
31 Juniper St
Boston, MA 02119-1750

Bradley Wright, KC1YIV – FCC
77 Turner St Apt 1
Boston, MA 02135-2889

Rishabh Kothari, KC1YIS – FCC
16 Park Ave Apt 1
Somerville, MA 02144-2062

Eric A Doucette, KC1YGQ – FCC
84 Campbell St
Quincy, MA 02169-1417

James Dolio, KC1YGN – FCC
200 Quarry Hills Dr Apt 1210
Quincy, MA 02169-3818

Will B Malec, KC1YKB – FCC
33 Bradford Rd
Milton, MA 02186-4703

Robert J Carr, KC1YJT – FCC
231 Thatcher St
Brockton, MA 02302-3949

Stephen A Currie, KC1YJV – FCC
412 Thompson St
Halifax, MA 02338-1600

Melindo S Towne, KC1YIA – FCC
290 Summit Rd
Abington, MA 02351-1267

Donald Gunther, KC1YJG – FCC
64 Station Dr Apt 2425
Plymouth, MA 02360-5756

David Wurtzburg, KC1YIQ – FCC
11 McAuliffe Rd
Randolph, MA 02368-3846

Evan W Coutts, KC1YJU – FCC
671 Washington St Apt 1
Whitman, MA 02382-1376

Wesley D Halliwell, KC1YJX – FCC
151 Parker St
Newton, MA 02459-2546

Douglas Stephens, KC1YGW – FCC
12 Westland Ter
West Newton, MA 02465-1524

Michael Axman, KC1YJY – FCC
66 Buena Vista Rd
Arlington, MA 02476-7537

Thomas W Trefny, KC1YJH – FCC
38 Harbor Hill Dr
Bourne, MA 02532-3868

Mark A Rogers, KC1YIE – FCC
175 Sam Turner Rd
East Falmouth, MA 02536-3912

Derwood K Lifgren, KC1YJQ – FCC
37 Tasina Dr
East Falmouth, MA 02536-7749

John G Carroll, KC1YJP – FCC
4 Woodrise
Falmouth, MA 02540-2504

Douglas H Borden, KC1YJF – FCC
126 Clark Rd
Sagamore Beach, MA 02562-2619

Kathleen L Lambert, KC1YJA – FCC
39 Meadowspring Dr
South Dennis, MA 02660-2756

Lucas M Hutchins, KC1YHN – FCC
35 Coach Rd
Plainville, MA 02762-5065

Richard Fearn, KC1YJR – FCC
5 Lewin Ln
Swansea, MA 02777-3633