Red River Radio Amateurs

The City of Moorhead is presenting a free ICS 700 / 100 class on October 2nd, 2018, at the Minnesota State University Center of Business, 721 11th St S, Room 105.

This class is an introduction to the Incident Command System and is required for anyone who could be involved in an emergency / disaster response.

Please register on-line for this class

The class will start at 8:30 and will conclude prior to 12:30. Attendees are asked to park in lot G2, located west of the building.

A photo session for the new Cass County (ARES) Radio Operator badges will be held from 5:30pm to 7:30pm (during the ARES and Business meetings) on Tuesday, September 18th.

This session is for RRRA Members who previously submitted a Radio Operator ID Application & Background Check Consent form.

A follow-up session may be planned for those unable to attend the September meetings.

Please contact the if you have any questions.

You are invited to enjoy a morning of Ham Radio fellowship, seminars, a flea market, and more, at the largest Hamfest in North Dakota.

The Red River Radio Amateurs Hamfest and ARRL ND State Convention runs from 8AM to 2PM at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds on Saturday, September 29, 2018.

Please visit http://hamfest.rrra.org or download the 2018 RRRA Hamfest Flyer (PDF) for complete details about this event.

Learn about basic tools for every ham that you ought to have in your station in this episode of the ARRL The Doctor is in podcast.

In an era before instantaneous global communication, the telegraph allowed President Franklin Roosevelt to receive vital information and conduct critical government business while away from the White House. This portable telegraph and vibroplex key were used by Dr. E. Stuart Davis, communications aide and personnal telegrapher during President Roosevelt’s travels. ¹

The portable telegraph and Vibroplex key used by Dr. Davis are part of a display of presidential memorabilia in The Hall of Presidents at Walt Disney World.