Whether you’re a tech whiz, a people person, or have other skills to offer, there’s a role for you. We need your help to make this year's convention a welcoming and informative event!

New to ham radio? The Youth/Newcomer area is the place to stop for information and activities that can help get you on your way into the world of amateur radio. In addition to activities in the youth/newcomer area, we can help you participate in the QRP QSO party (where you make contacts using low power with compromised antennas) and make some contacts around the country (and maybe the world) at the Get on the Air station.

Visit the swapfest/vendor area for great deals on used equipment and new products from vendors.

Attend the ARRL Forum to hear the latest news from the ARRL and have your questions answered.

The Stillwater Amateur Radio Association will be operating a Get on the Air Station at this year’s convention. Whether you are an experienced operator or new to the hobby, stop by and get on the air and make some contacts!

During the day of the conference we will have an active radio transmitter (the fox). Have fun participating in this laid back activity to hunt down the fox. All that is required is a phone.

Come join our "Calling of the Loons" QRP (low power) QSO (two way contact) Party. We will have stations set up for CW (Morse Code), FM, and SSB (Voice). We hope this a fun way to enjoy connecting with other convention attendees.

We offer on-site Volunteer Examiner testing. So, if you wish to take your Technician Exam, or if you would like to upgrade to General or Extra. We can help. Must register before the conference by emailing pipemajor2@gmail.com.

We offer on-site ARRL Award QSL card verification. This includes DX Cenctury Club, VHF/UHF Century Club, Worked All Continents, and Worked All States awards.

Would you like to see what sessions were presented last year?