Category Archives: Events

The MS 5k walk will be this Saturday, May 6, at the Padonia Park Club. For more info please click on on our public service form.

AERO is looking for volunteers for the Tour de Cure on Saturday, May 6. Please click here for more info!

2017 Events April 8 – Hunt Valley – MS 5k Walk May 13 – BRATS Balloon launch June 17-18 – MS 150 Chesapeake Challenge, Easton, MD June 24 – Susan G. Komen Promise Ride, Annapolis, MD October 20-21 – Jamboree … Continue reading →

The Montgomery Amateur Radio Club is offering a free amateur radio Technician license class at the Rockville Memorial Library for six Sundays on March 26, April 2, April 9, April 23, April 30, May 7, 2017 from 1:30 PM to … Continue reading →

The Baltimore Radio Amateur Television society hosted its 4th annual Ernie L. Walker Memorial Jamboree on the Air, introducing over 200 Scouts and family members to amateur radio. The BRATS would like to offer our sincere thanks to Erhard Koehler … Continue reading →

The BRATS will be supporting the Susan G Komen foundation for its inaugural Promise Ride, a Metric Century (66 mi) “woods and water” ride through Anne Arundel county, MD, on Saturday, June 25. For more details, please contact brats@bratsatv.org. 73, … Continue reading →

The 2016 Baltimore Amateur Radio Club hamfest will be held Sunday, June 19, at the Arcadia Volunteer Fire Company from 8 am until 2 pm. For more information, please visit the BARC Hamfest page.

There is an Extra Class Course starting Feb 2 at the National Electronics Museum, 6:30 to 9:30 PM. Contact Rol Anders, roland.anders at comcast.net or call 410-796-4792. No charge, but must purchase ARRL Extra Class License Manual, Edition 10.

The BRATS wish to thank BRATS/CATS member Fred K3TAZ for his presentation on the state of the art in digital amateur TV. Fred’s presentation pulled from several groups across the country, with a focus on how this would apply to … Continue reading →

The BRATS hosted the Third Annual Ernie L Walker Memorial JOTA, carrying on Ernie’s legacy of public service and sharing our hobby with the next generation, with 73 Scouts and many more siblings and parents aboard the Nuclear Ship Savannah … Continue reading →