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Saturday August 29, 10 AM - 2 PM, Radio Club of Tacoma hosts their OPEN HOUSE Club members and their guests, hams, and all visitors interested in amateur radio. -
Saturday August 29 - THE SIMPLEX NET is now 146.56 @ 8 PM.
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Saturday September 5 - THE SIMPLEX NET is now 146.56 @ 8 PM.
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September 5-6 Bumbershoot returns to Seattle Center.
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Monday September 7 is Labor Day.
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Saturday, September 12, 1:30 PM PSRG Educational Meeting on Zoom. TopicTBA
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THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17 IS NOON NET # 2500.
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September 19 is TALK LIKE A PIRATE DAY! And Brian (KE7KZH) & Wayne (N7AAK) celebrate their birthdays!
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Sunday October 4 is the TOUR de FOREST RALLY in Shelton. https://www.americanrallyassociation.org/tourdeforest
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October 4 is National CB Radio Day! 10-4 GOOD BUDDY.
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Saturday, October 10, PSRG BOARD MEETING at 1:30 PM on Zoom.
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Saturday October 10 - KITSAP KCARA SWAP MEET
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Monday October 12 is Indigenous peoples day.
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Thursday October 15 is NATIONAL SHAKE OUT. More info: https://www.shakeout.org/faq/
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October 16-18 is JAMBOREE ON THE AIR/INTERNET, the world’s largest radio Scout event—building friendship
Author Archives: Rich
Amateur Radio Licensing Course & Exam, October 17 & 18
Saturday October 17 & Sunday October 18, 8a – 4:30p North Seattle College Education Building, 3rd Floor 9600 College Way N, Seattle, WA 98103 A two-day amateur radio class will be held on Saturday October 17th and Sunday October 18th … Continue reading
PSRG Board Meeting October 10, 1:30 PM
The next PSRG Board Meeting will be on October 10, 2026 at 1:30 PM on Zoom. As always, you do not have to be a member to attend. Anyone can contribute to the meeting, but only board members will vote. … Continue reading
Call for Volunteer Elmers
The PSRG Board is considering various ways to expand our outreach, especially to new hams. One possibility is to establish a list of Elmers ready to help with questions an coaching. We are looking for volunteers to be part of … Continue reading
Board Policy on Site Accessibility
Although we are currently reviewing the site to make it as accessible as possible, it is hard for those without particular limitations to anticipate what problems users might have in accessing parts of the site. If you notice something that … Continue reading
