Here is the UTARC/N5XU general meeting schedule for the Spring 2022 semester. As usual, these meetings are open to all UT affiliated (students, faculty, staff, etc.). Each meeting starts with a discussion on ham radio topics and then we move up to the N5XU radio shack to make some contacts or otherwise have fun with the radios. The official meeting time is from 6pm to 7pm, but some of us stay longer in the shack at times.

Please note that our meetings are currently scheduled to be in person in the spring, biweekly on Thursdays at 6pm, in ETC 2.132, except for the first meeting, which will be held online per university recommendations. The university has announced that classes will still be in person, but if that changes or we are required to move club activities online, we may have to change this schedule. Be sure to stay tuned via our mailing lists.

We continue to also have our weekly net every Wednesday at 8 PM central time on the KA5D system, 441.325 MHz (PL 97.4). All licensed hams are invited! For more information and other connection options (including EchoLink), please visit the nets page.

Here is the UTARC/N5XU general meeting schedule for the Fall 2021 semester. As usual, these meetings are open to all UT affiliated (students, faculty, staff, etc.). Each meeting starts with a discussion on ham radio topics and then we move up to the N5XU radio shack to make some contacts or otherwise have fun with the radios. The official meeting time is from 6pm to 7pm, but some of us stay longer in the shack at times.

Please note that our meetings are currently scheduled to be in person in the fall, biweekly on Thursdays at 6pm, in ETC 2.132 unless otherwise indicated. The university has announced that classes will still be in person, but if that changes or we are required to move club activities online, we may have to change this schedule. Be sure to stay tuned via our mailing lists.

We continue to also have our weekly net every Wednesday at 8 PM central time on the KA5D system, 441.325 MHz (PL 97.4). For more information and other connection options (including EchoLink), please visit the nets page.