RRRA needs YOU to run for office in 2026

Officers and a Board of Directors are essential to the operation of the Red River Radio Amateurs.

And our club owes a debt of gratitude to those who have stepped forward to fill these leadership positions.

But we can not continue to depend upon the same few individuals year after year. It is well past time for new officers to step forward from within our membership.

As specified in Article III of the RRRA Bylaws, a leadership election will be conducted during the February Meeting.

The Solar Eclipse QSO Party: When Operating is Science

In this episode of ARRL’s monthly On The Air podcast: “Gary Mikitin’s, AF8A, article, The Solar Eclipse QSO Party: A Fun Way Support Radio Science in the September/October 2023 issue of On the Air details how hams can contribute data to a study on how the ionosphere reflects radio signals during the eclipse via an easygoing on-air event called the Solar Eclipse QSO Party. Gary, who is the Amateur Radio Community Coordinator of HamSCI, joins us on the October episode of the On the Air podcast, to talk about just how easy it is to participate.”1

October Activity: Operating a Tactical Net

The October RRRA Meeting is your opportunity to learn how an efficiently operated tactical net can improve communication effectiveness during an ARES incident deployment.

Enjoy an informative presentation and eyeball QSOs; no club business will be be discusssed at this meeting!