Kyle Krieg, AAØZ, Kyle is a YouTuber creating Ham Radio content on a wide variety of topics. Over the past year he has done numerous videos on Node-RED, a programming tool for wiring together hardware devices (think radio gear) in new and interesting ways. He'll share with us how Node-RED can easily be used as a shack accessory or to integrate a remote operating capability. Only basic software skills are required to get started!

Speaker: Desiree Baccus, N3DEZ, Administrative Specialist for the Office of the Center Director - NASA Ames Research Center Desiree, a recent transplant to Colorado, is already active on the Colorado Federal Executive Board serving as Vice Chair for their Emergency Preparedness Council. She is currently serving as Co-Chair of the NASA On The Air (NOTA) 2022 event. Come and hear her enthusiasm for all things Amateur Radio.

Learn about Software Defined Radio (SDR) with the objective of learning enough to get started with using and experimenting. You can expect this to be more interactive and, potentially, a deeper dive into the topic than we would do in a typical club meeting presentation. Don't be intimidated by the subject. You don't need an engineering degree or an Extra Class License

All Things Digital - a synopsis. Differences, advantages and disadvantages of DMR, D-Star, C4FM (Fusion). Speaker: Bill "Bucky" Buckwalter, WØSUN. Bill is a member of the Parker Radio Association and Co-Host of the Digital Learning Net, a weekly net on the SKYHUBLINK where they answer questions and discuss everything about Digital Ham Radio.

Curtis Hays, KC5CW, provides a brief overview of the James Webb Telescope and his experience with the Meshtastic Radios.

Bob Witte, K0NR, provides an introductory presentation to Summits on the Air and Parks on the Air.

Dan Layne AD0CY presents on the Deep Space Exploration Society and its involvement in ham radio.