MRHS
Night of
Nights XXIII
Night
of Nights is
just a few
days away.
Sending a
reminder so
you will join
us on the air!
PLEASE NOTE: Due to COVID
concerns Night
of Nights
XXIII will be
a NON-PUBLIC
event. Only
members of the
MRHS
Operations
Department
will be
admitted to
the station.
We are sorry
that even
those who have
been regular
guests for
this event
will be unable
to participate
in person this
year. We look
forward to
welcoming you
in 2023!
Since 2000 the MRHS has
held an annual
event called
Night of
Nights on 12
July. Why that
date? Because
on 12 July
1999 what was
thought to be
the last
commercial
Morse message
in the US was
sent. But on
that date the
founders of
the MRHS
established
our
organization
with the
specific goal
of returning
coast station
KPH to the air
as a means to
honor the men
and women who
made the
profession of
radiotelegrapher one of honor and skill.
That last message was
sent at 0000Z.
One year later
at 0001Z we
were back on
the air from
the original
Marconi/RCA
transmit site
in Bolinas,
CA. This
tradition has
been observed
every year
since then.
Stations KPH, KFS and
K6KPH will be
on the air
according to
the schedule
below. Please
listen for us.
Event
Details
When:
Opening
transmission -
1701pdt12
July, 0001gmt
13 July
Stations
&
Frequencies:
KPH
CW - 426, 500,
4247.0,
6477.5,
8642.0,
12808.5,
17016.8,
22477.5
KPH
RTTY - 6324.5,
8427.0,
12585.5
KFS
CW - 12695.5
K6KPH
CW - 3550.0,
7050.0,
14050.0,
18097.5,
21050.0
Transmitters:
We
are in the
process of
testing and
tuning our
classic
transmitters
from the
1950s.
MRHS
Volunteer
Transmitter
Engineers will
be working on
swapping
antennas over
and ops
checking the
Vintage RCAs
starting
tomorrow
Monday 11 July
2022.
QSL
Information:
Please
mail QSL and
reception
reports to the
address at the
bottom of the
page.
Station
Phone: