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The latest LARG frequency plan has been posted to: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PdsoWIMnCISwIcQcRGRfmlsxdkeMc8_-/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=110023419493660951574&rtpof=true&sd=true

Changes from the previous plan are highlighted in yellow.

Charts for the August meeting have been uploaded and separated into 2 files:

For the general meeting files and info on the rides go to: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1nY0MfaHaCk9lgeRW0A0f0imNTXVyQwSm/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=110023419493660951574&rtpof=true&sd=true

For the POTA=FIELD DAY=EMCOM go to: https://k4lrg.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/POTAEMCOMField-Day.pdf

The videos of today’s LARG meeting presentations have been posted: https://k4lrg.org/information/presentations/ . Presentations on POTA, Reston Century comm support planning, and Bike MS comm support planning.

73 Steve KS1G

Net started at 800pm

KF0SWN Bryan
K3WD Bill
KS1G Steve
W0MPM John
WA4KBM Kevin NCS

Net closed at 8:26

We have a great morning activating park US-9935, the VA Bird and Wildlife Trail at the Rust Nature Sanctuary. Setup started about 815am and we stopped operations just before noon. We had 3 stations and while I don’t have the final numbers, we were between 90 and 100 QSOs. Also 3 operators got their first exposure to FT8 and POTA all in one sitting.

Attendees were:

• Steve, KS1G
• Ron, KB4IQI
• Tareck, K9TRE
• Patrick, KR4VZF
• Rob, KR4EEV
• Jerry, KR4BXO
• Dave, KE4S
• Jim, K4FW and his wife Cindy.
• Steve, N4RAF

We also had some visitors who stopped by as they went out to repair the bluebird houses and expressed some interest in getting their license.

Photos from Field Day can be found here.

Or if you prefer to download the slide show click here.