Overview
The Brookings Radio Research Club (W0BXO), established on September 27, 1963, is a community of amateur radio operators located in Eastern South Dakota. The club is open to individuals of all experience levels, from licensed hams to newcomers interested in becoming licensed or exploring Shortwave Listening (SWL).
Key Features of the Club
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Meeting Schedule:
The club meets on the 1st Monday of every month at 7:00 PM. -
Location:
Meetings take place at the Fire Police Building Club Room. -
Membership:
- The club consists of 24 members, all of whom are licensed amateur operators.
- 16 members are also affiliated with the ARRL (American Radio Relay League).
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Services Offered:
- Entry-Level License Classes and General or Higher License Classes for those interested in getting licensed.
- License Test Sessions to help new hams pass their exams.
- Mentorship for newcomers and those looking to improve their skills.
- Repeater Services to facilitate local communication.
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Specialties:
- The club has a wide range of interests, including Contests, Digital Modes, DX, and Public Service/Emergency communications.
- VHF/UHF operations and Repeaters are a key part of their activities.
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Contact Information:
- Club Leader: Arend Schuurman NK0V (Contact)
- Email: brrc@w0bxo.org
The Brookings Radio Research Club is a welcoming environment for individuals interested in amateur radio, offering a diverse array of activities that span across traditional radio modes like CW to cutting-edge digital communications. Whether you're a seasoned operator or a curious newcomer, the club provides opportunities for learning, experimentation, and community involvement.
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