Next Meeting
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Tues May 13th - 7:00pm
COX Media Offices (1650 E River Road, Suite 201)
Topic - Free Mason Child Locater Program. Don't be late! Pre-Dinner ON The Border NW corner of River & Stone at 5:30 |
Posted May 1st, 2008 by AC7IL
Field Day 2008
The Radio Society of Tucson invites YOU to Field Day on June 28 & 29, 2008!
11:00 AM Saturday – 11:00 AM Sunday (MST)
Radio Ridge on COOL Mt. Lemmon (2.5 miles above the ski area) 9200 ft elevation & 20+ degrees cooler than Tucson!
Posted May 12th, 2008 by KF0X
Additonal May Meeting Notes
LOCATION AND TIME:
7:00 PM, Tuesday May 13th in Cox Media's
conference room.
1650 E River Road, Suite 201 (Just west of River & Campbell on the south side of the street) Just take the elevator to the 2nd floor and go to your left.
Posted May 7th, 2008 by admin
ARRL Arizona Section Technical Specialists
The ARRL Arizona Section has a group of volunteers called Technical Specialists (TS) whose primary duty is to help solve interference issues. I currently am the Technical Coordinator for Arizona and attempt to interest the available TS's to volunteer to help resolve issues. I also occasionally help work various interference problems. The current ARRL Technical Specialists for the Tucson area are myself, Avery - WD4RTP, Michael - AC4AN and Richard - KD6VLN. I am very interested in finding other technically competent individuals to appoint to the TS ranks before I turn over the TC job to the next volunteer. I would very much like to see some suitable volunteers from the RST club ranks and it would be even better if RST formed an interference team to work such issues.
Posted May 7th, 2008 by admin
Memorial Services for Gregg White
For those who knew Gregg White - N7SQJ owner of Starcomm Communications in Tucson and Communications Coordinator of the Northwest Fire District who became a Silent Key on April 17th, 2008, here's the information on his services.
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The Radio Society of Tucson is a registered State of Arizona non-profit organization that focuses on "Communications For All" by participating in a variety of Amateur Radio activities which are of interest to its members.
Club members support many Public Service Events, the R.A.C.E.S. program, a VE testing team and Youth activities. The club regularly participates in the annual national Field Day and semi-annual Kid's Day Events. In addition, we have social gatherings such as Star Gazing parties and the annual State Convention cookout.
Anyone interested in Amateur Radio, licensed or not, is welcome to attend our monthly meetings and participate in our events.
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