Red River Radio Amateurs

Learn about the wide variety of Coaxial Cable Connectors used by Amateur Radio Stations in this episode of the

• ARRL The Doctor is in podcast.

• Meeting called to order at 19:07
• Introductions

Listen to the Doctor discuss the Different Types of Grounds used by Amateur Radio Stations in this episode of the

• ARRL The Doctor is in podcast.

Registration for RRRA Fall 2019 General Classes is now open. Please register on-line for these classes. This series of classes begins September 25, 2019.

The required textbook changed, beginning with the Spring 2018 General Classes, to the HamRadioSchool.com General License Course book. Students are strongly encouraged to visit our Education and Testing page before purchasing their textbook.

Having the ability to experiment with operating your equipment in new ways is an aspect of Amateur Radio which sets our hobby apart from radio services such as CBRS, GMRS, FRS, and MURS.

In his Enjoy FT8 From Almost Anywhere article (a free preview from the August 2019 issue of QST Magazine), J. Robert Witmer, W3RW, writes:

Imagine hunting 6-meter DX at a restaurant while eating breakfast, or making an all-time new DX contact while waiting for a flight. I’ve found myself operating remotely in these types of situations, and many others, using nothing more than my smart phone. If you think this type of operating is complicated and expensive, prepare to be surprised!¹