We have over a dozen prizes for the banquet raffle. Here is the of prizes to be raffled at the banquet:

Xiegu G90 HF Transceiver 20 watt HF all mode transceiver (1.8-30MHz) – full color screen with spectrum analyzer. Built in antenna tuner and detachable display. EHAM review 4.7/5

uSDX+ QRP HF transceiver - Covers 160-6 meters – SSB, CW, digital QRP transceiver. 5 watts CW – 10 watt SSB. Built in CW decoder and full DSP

Radioddity QB25 Mobile 4-bands; 25/10 watts; 200 memories; 0.25 uV sensitivity; covers: 2m/136-174MHz, 210-230 MHz, 70cm/400-520 MHz; speaker-mic with key pad entry; CTSS and DCS coding. USB programming cable and software. Includes triband mobile antenna.

ATS-20 All Mode AM/FM/SSB/CW 100KHz-30 MHz; FM Stereo Receiver

Motorola GP68 HT UHF 430-470 MHz transceiver; complete with charger, antenna, new battery, manual; 16 Channel UHF – pre-programmed to local UHF HAM repeaters, Mil Spec 810 – has firmware modifications for direct keypad frequency entry

Nano Tiny SA Spectrum Analyzer - full color touch screen Frequency 0.1-906 MHz. Bandpass filters for 2.6KHz – 640KHz. Built in calibrated Signal generator from 0.1-350 MHz; sine wave output; 240-960MHz square wave output. Complete with cables, telescopic antenna, and LiOn battery

NanoVNA SAA-V2 3 GHz network analyzer with LiOn battery, cables, open, short and 50 ohm reference.

TBJ-1 Triband Base Antenna Covers: 2 meters, 1.25 meters, and 70 cm. Featured in 2017 March QST; designed and built by Ed Fong

Baofeng UV5R HT Dual band handie talkie. Drop in LiOn smart charge, 1800 mAH LiOn, battery, belt clip, antenna. Frequency coverage: 65-108 MHz – FM broadcast – receive only; 136-174 MHZ – VHF – TX/RX; 420-520 - MHz - TX/RX. Full CTSS and DCS coding

Ham Stick mobile antennas - 75 meters, 40 meters, and 20 meters

CFX 324 Triplexer for transmitting/receiving all 3 bands: 144, 220 and 440 MHz simultaneously

COB LED lantern must see to believe. This is the latest in LED technology. COB – Chip On Board LED gives almost twice as much light as a conventional LED. You see these advertised by Atomic Beam on TV.

Voyager - 12 inch nylon utility bag A great durable bag for your tools or use as a go kit. Made of military grade nylon. Will last a lifetime. Fully water proof with compartment both on the inside as well as outside for pens, screw drivers, tools.

Daiwa CS-201A Coax Switch 600 MHz, 1 KW coax switch – 0.12 dB insertion loss

Digital Multimeter Great for all around use. Remember when these use to cost $100’s. Now you can leave a spare in car. 3½ digits; Tests beta on transistor; Includes 24 inch 18 gauge test leads; 600 MHz, 1 KW coax switch – 0.12 dB insertion loss

2Ah LiOn USB Backup pack Great to have, USB charging with solar backup. Has a built in LED Flashlight. Complete with USB charging cable and compass.

Silicone Rescue Tape

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[prizes updated 12/20/2021]

All sign-ups should be received by 6:00 PM on April 24^th. Mailed sign-ups should be posted by April 20^th to be received on time.

All late sign-ups (those received after 6:00 PM Monday, April 24^th) are handled on a best effort basis (that is we must confirm with the restaurant if they have room for additions and your meal choice may be modified). Be sure we have your current email address and phone number so we may contact you. The on-line sign-up is recommended after April 20^th.

Paper Sign-up - You may print this flyer, (which includes a sign-up form) fill it out and mail along with your check for payment. We should receive your sign-up by 6:00 PM Monday, April 24^st. Last minute sign-ups should use the on-line form. See above for late sign-ups.

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