📡 DSARC Monthly Meeting – Ham Radio Q&A Night! 🎙️

Join us tonight for a relaxed and welcoming DSARC meeting focused on learning, sharing, and asking questions.

Whether you’re brand new to ham radio or have years of experience, tonight is a great opportunity to connect, learn, and help others.

📅 Date: Tonight
🕖 Meeting Time: 1900
📍 Location: 2370 N Polk Extension, Moscow, ID
🌐 Virtual Option: DSARC Discord
🔗 Join here: https://tinyurl.com/dsarc-discord-020425

Thinking about getting licensed or upgrading?

🕕 Test Session Starts at 1800

👉 View upcoming sessions & register:
https://dsarc.us/resources/testing

Pre-registration is encouraged, but we’ll do our best to accommodate walk-ins.

If you’ve been studying, this is a great chance to take the next step!

Tonight is all about open discussion and shared learning.

We’ll be hosting an informal Q&A roundtable, where you can:

• Ask questions about radios, programming, antennas, or operating

• Get help troubleshooting issues

• Share your experiences and lessons learned

• Talk about projects you’re working on

• Learn from others in a relaxed, no-pressure environment

There’s no formal presentation — just good conversation and helpful discussion.

Help support everything we’re building this year.

👉 Join or renew here: https://dsarc.us/membership

Your membership supports:

• Equipment and infrastructure

• Training and education

• STEM programs

• Emergency communications readiness

• Community outreach

Thank you for helping keep DSARC active and growing!

🗓️ Latah AuxComm / ARES Net – Tuesdays at 1830
📡 WA7HWD Moscow Mountain Repeater
• 146.820 MHz (– offset, 127.3 Hz PL)
🧾 Prompt: https://dsarc.us/nets/auxcomm_ares

🎙️ Net Control Operators Needed!
A great way to build confidence and operating skills — reach out on Discord or email contact@dsarc.us.

We’re always looking for:

• Technical write-ups

• Project builds

• Event recaps

• How-to guides

📧 contact@dsarc.us

Help us:

• Share updates

• Promote events

• Grow the community

Have something you’d like to teach or demo?
We’d love to have you present at a future meeting!

Fun Fact:
The very first amateur radio operators helped develop many of the communication techniques still used today — including early voice transmission experiments that paved the way for modern radio.

Pro Tip:
If you’re troubleshooting a radio issue, start simple — check power, connections, and settings first. Many problems are solved before you ever need advanced tools.

✨ Join us tonight for a laid-back, helpful, and engaging session. Bring your questions, your radios, and your curiosity.

See you at 1800 for testing and 1900 for the meeting! 🎙️📡