NEWS: Meetings are CANCELLED for now.   

It's Sept 2022 and people now seem to be acting like COVID-19 is over, everyone quit wearing masks, and even I went through having it in June. It is 2 years later now, and life is getting somewhat back to normal, though it is a different normal.
I mentioned to some that I would be starting TechNight again this month, but I have decided not to do that. I'm thinking now that I will probably abandon it. There are several things changing in my life, and things are in a state of flux (not magnetic). I will decide in the next couple months what I'm going to be doing and report it here on this website. Thanks to those who have expressed interest in continuing.

WHEN:   Normally 2nd THURSDAY, 7:00 PM     2020
WHERE:   Nowhere, now!    Directions where it used to be

  The TNRadio Project Page no progress due to other activities.

Welcome to TechNight
The free and open meeting of ham radio and electronics hobbyists

TechNight is held every 2nd Thursday of the month, from 7-10 PM, at the Grady Research Building in Ayer, MA.

TechNight is open to anyone with an interest in radio or electronics, from age 6 to 100. Though it is directed mainly at the Ham Radio enthusiast, it also covers general electronics and computers. Amongst the marvels of radio technology like antennas, impedance matching, and software radio, we will discuss things like the Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ARM Cortex and the like, and even a little about LINUX and PC applications that work with radios. Meetings also include a period where anyone can ask questions about anything, or repair and test stuff people bring in. On occasion, the meeting will involve building a kit of some sort, that the participants have agreed to buy as a group. See the Topics page for more details.

The meetings are informal and open to suggestions. If you have any doubt if you belong here, show up anyway and give it a try. Always happy to see newcomers. Dan would be happy to see a 10 year old kid show up who is very curious about technical things and needs a mentor to show the way and teach the basics. Older is also fine.