Smaller Solar Cycles May Lie Ahead
Higher Bands Will Pick Up this Fall, Data Suggest Smaller Solar Cycles Lie Ahead: https://t.co/4rxurFkwHT
— ARRL (@arrl) September 8, 2016
Content in the TECHNICAL category
Content (e.g. blog posts, information pages, and files/links) about the activities of the RRRA Technical Committee and the equipment/systems they maintain, along with technical topics of general interest.
Radio Systems in the Red River Valley
W0ILO Repeaters A linked Analog FM repeater system servicing Fargo-Moorhead and the surrounding area. Operated and maintained by RRRA, these repeaters identify with W0ILO (the club callsign):
Location Frequency Tone Moorhead, MN 145.350 MHz - 123 Hz Moorhead, MN 444.875 MHz + 123 Hz Grandin, ND 146.760 MHz - 123 Hz Other Radio Systems Red River Valley Repeaters and Nodes Retired Radio Systems SuperLINK SuperLINK was an Amateur Radio repeater linking system connecting together 2 meter repeaters located along Interstate 94 from the Western Border of North Dakota, through Minnesota, and into Wisconsin.
Red River Valley Repeaters And Nodes
Analog ASL D-STAR DMR YSF Location ID & Mode Frequency Notes Barnesville, MN KC0SDAnalog 147.060 + T123 Detroit Lakes, MN W0EMZAnalog 147.195 + Detroit Lakes ARC Fargo, ND KD0SWQD-STAR 444.000 + NDSU Fargo, ND W0RRWAnalog 146.970 - Ernie Anderson Memorial Station Fargo, ND W0HSCYSF 147.090 + NDSU Amateur Radio Society Fargo, ND KK0TTASL 446.
