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RRRA January Activity

Learn how you can build high performance portable antennas for POTA, SOTA, Emergency Communications and HOA Deployments during KJ6ER’s Zoom presentation at the January RRRA Meeting.

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Technical

Aredn Version 3.20.3.0 Released

On March 27, 2020, the AREDN Project announced the general availability of the latest stable version of AREDN firmware: V3.20.3.0

This release includes official support for the GL.iNet AR150 router used by many of our members. While there’s no longer a need to use a nightly development release for this router, as of March 28th this release has not been tested locally.

V3.20.3.0 includes

  • 27 New Features
  • 16 Bug Fixes
  • Support for 16 New Devices

AREDN users are encouraged to visit the AREDN Release Notes v3.20.3.0 page for important information about

  • Changes to the Supported Platform Matrix (both status changes for deprecated devices and the addition of new devices)
  • Added Features
  • Bug Fixes
  • A link to a list of Known Issues
  • Key Workarounds for this release
  • Instructions for Upgrading Firmware Images

Please review the images built table for the target and name of the image to use before downloading a firmware update.

Social

Check in to the RRRA Isolation Net Tonight

has started an informal evening Isolation Net at 7PM, Monday–Friday, on the W0ILO repeaters.

This net is a great way to keep in touch each other during a period of reduced physical contact and use our spectrum.

Check on the well-being of our fellow Hams and do things such as:

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Public Service

Did You Finish Your Cass County ID Badge Application?

The answer is an emphatic NO if all you’ve done is turn in a paper form at an RRRA meeting.

Applying for a Cass County ID Badge is now a two step process which requires the completion of two forms. One of these forms must be completed on-line.

You will not receive your ID Badge until you complete both steps of this process.

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