Repeater Roundabout on November 22 & 23

The Mason County Amateur Radio Club is participating in the Repeater Roundabout on November 22nd and 23rd.

The N7SK repeaters will be available during the event to help people make contacts in the Roundabout.

When?

The Repeater Roundabout takes place November 22 and 23rd.

What is the Repeater Roundabout?

The Repeater Roundabout is a fun and friendly contest over FM repeaters in the Pacific Northwest, taking place in the last full weekend of November. It’s great for both hams new to contesting, and for experienced operators. It requires nothing more than a handheld radio. See repeaterroundabout.com for more details.
The goal is for hams to make as many contacts as possible with new people, on new machines, in order to introduce them to their local repeaters and clubs. The Repeater Roundabout has brought a lot of attention to repeaters all over the area.
The Repeater Roundabout folks provide files to program your radios, a list, and a map of all participating repeaters, a Discord chat for live skeds and help, and an automatic scoring system. Everything is on the Repeater Roundabout website.

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