BY70-1 Cubesat Launched
New Amateur Radio FM Transponder CubeSat Now in Space https://t.co/TQESWPg5zs #ARRL #HamRadio #CubeSat #AMSAT pic.twitter.com/I10CDswBWJ
— ARRL (@arrl) December 30, 2016
TECHNICAL Category
Content related to the activities of the RRRA Technical Committee and the equipment/systems they maintain, along with technical topics of general interest.
Example Of Spurious Emissions
Spurious emissions from a Quansheng TG-UV2 HT (Photo: Bob Mueller)
A recent discussion on the Amateur Radio subreddit addresses the spectral purity of one reader’s Quansheng TG-UV2 HT.
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
Radio Systems in the Red River Valley
RRRA Repeaters
W0ILO
| Location | Frequency | CTCSS TX Tone |
|---|---|---|
| Moorhead, MN | 145.350 MHz - | 123 Hz |
| Moorhead, MN | 444.875 MHz + | 123 Hz |
| Buffalo, ND | 147.255 Mhz + | 123 Hz |
| Grandin, ND | 146.76 Mhz - | 123 Hz |
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):
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KC0KAE
| Location | Frequency | CTCSS TX Tone |
|---|---|---|
| Fargo, ND | 146.715 MHz - | 123 Hz |
A stand-alone Analog FM repeater servicing Fargo. Operated and maintained by RRRA, this repeater identifies with KC0KA
Red River Valley Repeaters And Nodes
Location
ID & Mode
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