📡 DSARC Monthly Meeting – Remote Ham Shack Demo Night! 🌐

Join us tonight for a fun and informal hands-on demo and discussion as we explore operating remotely and what it takes to build your own remote ham shack.

📅 Date: Tonight (3rd Tuesday)
🕖 Time: 1900
🌐 Where: Discord Only (no in-person meeting tonight)
🔗 Join here: https://tinyurl.com/dsarc-discord-020425

Looking to get licensed or upgrade?

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

We regularly host test sessions — keep an eye out for upcoming opportunities!

Tonight will be a relaxed, interactive session focused on remote radio operation.

We’ll cover:

• A live demo of a remote ham shack setup

• How remote access works (software, networking, hardware)

• Practical use cases (home station access, travel, emergency use)

• Setup ideas ranging from simple to more advanced

We’ll open it up for:

• Questions and answers

• Ideas for improvements

• Lessons learned

• Sharing your own setups or future plans

If anyone else has a remote setup, we may even try to make a contact live during the meeting.

This is meant to be informal and interactive — ask questions anytime!

We’re always working to improve and grow the club.

Have ideas for:

• Future presentations

• Hands-on workshops

• Events or activities

Bring them up tonight — we want to hear them!

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 being part of DSARC!

🗓️ 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 Volunteers 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 our community

If you’re interested, reach out!

Have something to teach or demo?
We’re always looking for presenters of all experience levels.

Fun Fact:
Remote ham radio operation has become so advanced that operators can control stations across the world with minimal delay — making it possible to operate from locations with far better antennas and conditions than your home QTH.

Pro Tip:
When setting up remote access, prioritize reliable networking and security (VPNs, strong passwords, limited port exposure). A stable connection matters just as much as your radio.

✨ Join us tonight at 1900 on Discord for a relaxed, interactive demo and discussion.

Bring your questions, your ideas, and your curiosity — and let’s explore what’s possible with remote ham radio.

See you tonight! 🎙️📡