Sci-Tech Amateur Radio Society

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The Sci-Tech Amateur Radio Society (STARS) is made up of students, parents, teachers, and supportive amateur radio operators from around greater Boston, the metro-west suburbs, and New England.

We've started early preparations for our annual Field Day event at New England Sci-Tech. Just over 3 weeks away. Please ...
06/02/2026

We've started early preparations for our annual Field Day event at New England Sci-Tech. Just over 3 weeks away. Please come and join us!
https://nescitech.org/fieldday

One of our young new General class hams enjoying the FlexRadio.
05/19/2026

One of our young new General class hams enjoying the FlexRadio.

Come join our amateur radio club meetings, every Tuesday at 7pm, at the beautiful New England Sci-Tech makerspace as we...
05/05/2026

Come join our amateur radio club meetings, every Tuesday at 7pm, at the beautiful New England Sci-Tech makerspace as we share our interest in radio operation and experimentation!

Come try our new, high-performance digital SDR HF rig in the STARS radio room! This FlexRadio FLEX-6600M was generously ...
05/02/2026

Come try our new, high-performance digital SDR HF rig in the STARS radio room! This FlexRadio FLEX-6600M was generously donated to the club by a member of the community, and we've been having fun learning it and making our first contacts.

One of our rising stars poses with antennas she built as part of NEST's Radio Astronomy & Satellites Workshop. Students ...
04/22/2026

One of our rising stars poses with antennas she built as part of NEST's Radio Astronomy & Satellites Workshop. Students built various types of antennas to capture and digitize radio signals from planes, satellites, and astronomical objects. The 18-session workshop was developed and taught by Rye Hogan, a student at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI). Next year we plan to offer this workshop in 3-week modules from September through June.

Next phase of rooftop rotator project underway by Max W0MXX. Using rotator-mounted antenna to receive high altitude ball...
04/15/2026

Next phase of rooftop rotator project underway by Max W0MXX. Using rotator-mounted antenna to receive high altitude balloon telemetry and aim towards decoded GPS coordinates.

STARS members work with our satellite communication station to attempt to break in on the ISS repeater during a pass on ...
04/07/2026

STARS members work with our satellite communication station to attempt to break in on the ISS repeater during a pass on Saturday. Systems are working very well, but was a little too crowded this time!

We are honored to be recognized this week as an official ARRL Special Service Club. This designation reflects our deep ...
03/31/2026

We are honored to be recognized this week as an official ARRL Special Service Club. This designation reflects our deep commitment to our members, to amateur radio, and to serving our community. If you are an existing or aspiring radio operator, consider joining us to help make a difference in the community.

Volunteers and students worked on Saturday morning to build Hydrogen Line Telescopes as part of our Radio Astronomy and ...
03/24/2026

Volunteers and students worked on Saturday morning to build Hydrogen Line Telescopes as part of our Radio Astronomy and Satellites course.

Come learn how to professionally terminate your own coax cables with Jeremy Breef-Pilz KB1REQ. This is part of the fox ...
11/10/2024

Come learn how to professionally terminate your own coax cables with Jeremy Breef-Pilz KB1REQ. This is part of the fox hunt antenna kit series, but is also great as a stand alone guide for attaching your own connectors to coaxial cable. Adults and teens welcome.

We are planning to use BNC connectors and RG-58 cable, but sign up early and we may he may be able to accommodate other connector/cable types! Sign up below:
https://nescitech.org/wtc

Address

16 Tech Circle
Natick, MA
01760

Opening Hours

Tuesday 5pm - 9pm
Wednesday 5pm - 9pm
Thursday 5pm - 9pm
Friday 5pm - 9pm
Saturday 1pm - 9pm
Sunday 1pm - 4pm

Telephone

(508) 720-4179

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