Overview
The Radio Club of Redmond (RCR) serves as a vibrant and inclusive community for amateur radio enthusiasts in the Redmond, WA area. Whether you're a seasoned operator or a newcomer, RCR offers a variety of activities, resources, and opportunities to learn and grow within the amateur radio community.
Club Details
- Call Sign: N7KE
- Affiliation Date: January 14, 1999
-
Meeting Information:
- Time: Zoom Meetings at 8:30 AM on the 1st Saturday of each month
- Place: In-person meetings occur on the 3rd Saturday of the month, contingent on safety guidelines from the City of Redmond.
Specialties
- Contesting
- Digital Modes
- DXing
- General Interest
- Public Service/Emergency Communications
- VHF/UHF
Services Offered
- Club Newsletter
- Mentorship (Elmers)
- TVI/RFI Committee
Membership
- Total Members: 45
- Voting Members: 45
- Licensed Amateur Members: 38
- ARRL Members: 37
Leadership
- Contact: John M. Petrich, W7FU
- President: John R. Morris, K7RLD
- Vice President: Howard M. Burns, W1HMB
- Treasurer: George Jones, K7GRJ
- Secretary: John M. Petrich, W7FU
- Editor: Alan K. Gordon, N7AKG
Contact Information
- Email: N7KE@arrl.net
Club Description
The Radio Club of Redmond caters to the diverse interests of amateur radio enthusiasts in and beyond the Redmond area. The club continues to adapt to changing circumstances with a mix of Zoom meetings and in-person gatherings, ensuring accessibility and safety for all members. RCR emphasizes fostering community connections, supporting amateur radio operators at all skill levels, and promoting public service and emergency communication.
RCR organizes field day activities, contests, and special events like "QRP to the Field," creating ample opportunities for hands-on learning and enjoyment. The club also provides mentorship and technical support to enhance members' radio knowledge and operational efficiency.
Activities and Highlights
- Field Day: An annual event that brings members together for outdoor operations and skill demonstrations.
- QRP Activities: Low-power radio events, including the iconic "QRP to the Field."
- Educational Sessions: Regular workshops, discussions, and skill-building opportunities.
- Technical Support: The club offers TVI/RFI support and technical mentoring to ensure smooth operation for members.
Conclusion
The Radio Club of Redmond is more than just a club; it’s a hub for camaraderie, learning, and exploration in the amateur radio world. With a focus on inclusivity and growth, RCR invites all radio enthusiasts to join and experience the excitement and opportunities that amateur radio has to offer. Whether you're in Redmond or beyond, RCR is ready to welcome you!
For more information, visit the club's website: n7ke.net
Leave a comment
All comments are moderated before being published.
This site is protected by hCaptcha and the hCaptcha Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.