November 16th Meeting

SADRC Friends and Members: In the past year, many of you have asked how you can help keep the club operating financially. The club is an all volunteer organization, while we are not a 501(c3), we can accept “GIFTS” This gift confers no membership status (other than our heartfelt thanks) and is not tax deductible…

Please join me in welcoming Dock W5DOC to our Texas SADRC Network.  Dock is a SADRC club member and now a part of our SADRC repeater network. His repeater information is as follows:  Repeater: Yaesu DR2 Fusion Frequency: 145.200 (minus offset) Digital full-time but capable of FM PL 114.8Location: Seguin, Texas, close to Vogel Elementary School, Hwy 46…

 ARRL Foundation Club Grant ProgramThe ARRL Foundation is pleased to report that 37 Amateur Radio Clubs benefitted from $500,502 in grants through the Club Grant Program to implement projects that educate, recruit, train, and promote Amateur Radio in their communities.    There were 110 applicants to the 2024 ARRL Club Grant Program, with applicants from all ARRL…

WJ1D (James)- turned on a new repeater on 147.040 and is connected to CRHRC & SADRC Fusion network.

Please join me in welcoming Mario K5NKK who has connected his repeater to Texas SADRC.   Frequency:  444.025City:             Live Oak, TX (near I35 and 1604) San Antonio areaRange:         Approximately 15 miles mobile coverage Mario’s repeater in addition to fixed and mobile coverage provides much needed HT coverage in…