Who We Are![]() ![]() The common bond among the membership is that we are active operators and lifelong amateur radio learners with a diverse set of interests; operating interests span the gamut – SSB, FM, AM, CW and Digital modes and cover the spectrum from 160 meters all the way up to the VHF, UHF and SHF bands. Also, many of our members are adept home-brewers who assemble their own equipment. RCR’s membership is a testament to the phrase “There is something in the hobby for everyone…” and the highlight of our monthly meetings is one or more members sharing a recent ham radio experience. |
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What We OfferWhether you are pursuing your first ham ticket, seeking a license upgrade, needing help putting up an antenna or seeking to engage in some hobby-related information exchange – RCR is proud to support your interests in ham radio! We embrace the view that there are no dumb questions, only those that are not asked. We offer a monthly gathering where ham interests/experiences are shared and explored. The common bond among RCR members is that we are all active in the hobby in some way.![]() |
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Where We Are![]() RCR Meeting Logistics –
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Here is a birds-eye view of the Lake Washington School District Resource Center where the RCR meetings are held.
You can launch a map of the area by clicking here
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RCR Meeting Schedule
Meeting date for June: Saturday, June 17, 2023 at 0800
Meeting date for July: Saturday, July 15, 2023 at 0800 |
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FAQs
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CommunicationsRCR engages its membership via three communication vehicles – a monthly newsletter, an email distribution list and a local repeater. We are very proud of our monthly newsletter. It is packed with helpful information, technical discussions, member profiles and construction projects.Please take a moment to click on the following link to experience the quality of the RCR newsletters. Our active email distribution list is used to share information in a very timely fashion among club members. In addition, RCR members have permission to use the SnoVARC 440 MHz (70 cm) repeater and many of the club members participate in a Monday night QSO party hosted on this repeater. |
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Contact Us
Click here to email us and request more information
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