ARROW Communication Association

Serving Radio Amateurs in Michigan's Washtenaw & Wayne Counties

Monthly Egg Chew, Saturday, June 15

The monthly Egg Chew (breakfast) that we share with the Michigan QRP group will take place at the Classic Cup Cafe on Jackson Road between Zeeb and Wagner on Saturday, June 15 from 9 to 11 a.m. Friends and family members are welcome to join us. I hope to see you there!

Following breakfast, several members will travel to the Red Cross to retrieve items from the ARROW trailers in preparation for Field Day.  Any interested parties are invited to join in the fun.

Questions?  Call me at 734 649-2722.

Mary Anne, W8VWY
ARROW Secretary

Monthly Egg Chew this Saturday

For those who aren’t making the trip to the Dayton Hamvention, the monthly Egg Chew (breakfast) that we share with the Michigan QRP group will take place at the Classic Cup Cafe on Jackson Road between Zeeb and Wagner on Saturday, May 18 from 9 to 11 a.m.

ARROW General Meeting – Wed May 8th

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ARROW General Membership Meeting
Wednesday, May 8th, 7:30pm – 9:00pm

To be held at:

Washtenaw Community College
4800 E Huron River Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Room BE-172
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PRESENTATION:

This months presentation will be on the subject of Emergency Communications (EMCOMM) services provide by the Washtenaw county “Amateur Radio Public Service Corps” (ARPSC) – a joint organization of the “Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) and the “Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service” (RACES). Other related organizations such as NTS, Skywarn, DHS/MSP, AUXCOMM, and Washtenaw county Emergency Management will be discussed.

If you are all interested in the EMCOMM services we as Hams provide to our communities nation wide, this is the presentation for you!

Argus Eyes article about the HVARA

December, 1952, from the Argus Eyes newsletter. The Huron Valley Amateur Radio Association (HVARA), with its 55 club members shows off its converted bus as a mobile communications command vehicle.

The HVARA is the organization that gave birth to the ARROW (then called “Amatuer Radio Repeaters Of Washtenaw) when repeaters first became popular.

Click here for the Argus Eyes article

Congratulations to our Dayton Hamvention ticket winners!

On April 10 at the ARROW general meeting, we had a drawing to give away a Dayton Hamvention ticket to two people who had already purchased tickets for our Hamvention bus trip. Our lucky winners were Peter Lee, K8ACS, and Richard Zarczynski, AC8FJ. Congratulations to both!

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