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Every Monday Evening at 8pm Eastern Time, the W3GMS/R Crew get together on the repeater at 146.985Mhz and discuss technical questions and sometimes do lessons related to Ham Radio for newer Operators to learn from experienced Elmers. The Workbench was set up to be a safe place for any technical questions to get asked and good answers to be given.
W3GMS hosts W3GMS Monday Night Workbench Net, a leisure show with 28 episodes published.
Chuck (NA3CW) hosts the W3GMS Monday Night Workbench as stations check in from icy Pennsylvania, share week-in-radio updates, and work through a set of practical bench questions. Topics include choosing alignment/trimmer
Harvey (KC3NZT) hosts the W3GMS Monday Night Workbench with a Winter Field Day wrap-up and a solid technical discussion focused on vertical HF antennas and “ground plane kits” for antennas like the Antron 99 and IMAX 200
This episode of the 985 Workbench comes from the W3GMS 146.985 MHz repeater and delivers a deep, practical discussion centered on Winter Field Day preparation, cold-weather operating challenges, and real-world station ex
This episode features the Monday Night Workbench net on the W3GMS 146.985 MHz repeater, a technical roundtable focused on practical amateur radio knowledge, experimentation, and learning. The discussion opens with net op
In this episode of the W3GMS Workbench, Ron, WA3VEE, pinch-hits as host on the W3GMS 146.985 MHz repeater, guiding an in-depth technical discussion packed with practical experience and hard-earned wisdom from seasoned am
In this episode of the W3GMS Workbench, host Chuck, NA3CW, guides the weekly Monday night net on the W3GMS 146.985 MHz repeater, bringing together amateur radio operators from across the region for practical discussion,
This episode of the W3GMS 985 Workbench blends technical troubleshooting with on-air operating strategy, focusing on two topics every ham eventually wrestles with: signal quality and solar conditions. Hosted by W3MOW, th
This episode of the W3GMS 985 Workbench centers on two core skills every HF operator eventually has to master: antenna matching and understanding propagation. Hosted by KC3NZT, the group works through real-world antenna
This edition of the W3GMS 985 Workbench delivers a deep, practical dive into real-world amateur radio problems and solutions, with one of the most active and wide-ranging discussions of the month. Hosted by WA3VE, the gr
chaired by Jim AF3Z, delivers the full 985 experience: lively check-ins, deep technical dives, and the kind of friendly on-air camaraderie you only get from a seasoned group of operators. The night opens with repeater ho
On this week’s 985 Workbench, Chuck (NA3CW) hosts a packed session with a full house of check-ins and a healthy dose of radio tech, CW training strategies, repeater updates, and automotive chaos. Operators share their we
Harvey KC3NZT leads a lively night on the 146.985 Workbench, where operators share their weekly radio adventures before diving into a round of great technical questions. The group trades ideas on low-profile HF antennas,
Wayne KC3SQI guides another enjoyable session of the W3GMS 146.985 Workbench, as stations check in to share their week in radio. The group talks summits-on-the-air adventures, PA QSO Party activity, shack upgrades, and n
In this week’s 985 Workbench, hosted by Ron (WA3VEE) from West Chester, PA, the group dives deep into all things ham radio—from tower-raising tales to a lively discussion on Linux for the modern shack. Operators share up
Host: Greg (W3DIB) | Focus: CW Speed, Learning, and Classic Features like AutoPatch This week’s Monday Night Workbench was part Q&A, part nostalgia trip, and part CW masterclass. Operators shared updates from their shack
Broadcast on: W3GMS Repeater – 146.985 MHz Host: Jim (AF3Z) 📌 Episode Overview This week’s 985 Workbench brings hams together for a night of updates, troubleshooting, and good old-fashioned experimentation. Host Jim (AF
General Discussion Highlights Host: Mike (W3MOW) chaired the session from Sadsburyville, PA, reminding stations of repeater etiquette and encouraging participation.Hamfest Weekend: Multiple operators reported attending t
General Discussion Highlights New Call Signs & Operating Adventures John (KD3EE, formerly KC3WWC) updated everyone on his recent call sign change. He shared the challenges of updating software, websites, and radios. On t
This session of the 985 Workbench was hosted by Greg, W3DIB, from Kennett Square. The meeting began with check-ins from both digital (EchoLink/AllStar) and RF stations. Greg reminded participants about repeater etiquette
General Discussion Highlights Propagation and Contacts:John (KC3WWC) applied for a vanity call and did some POTA.Leon (AA3LH) shared insights from operating in Colorado, noting poor gray line conditions in July.Travis (N
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