About K7RDG
Our club members enjoy a wide range of specialties within the hobby of amateur radio. They range from antennas, digital modes, emergency communications, Morse code, and satellite communications.
Many of our members act as mentors in their various specialties, or Elmers as it is known in the amateur radio parlance. They are available and willing to work one on one with those interested in any aspect of the hobby as well as other amateurs to share their knowledge and experience. If you have a interest or a question related to amateur radio, we are bound to have an opinion if not an answer.
What We Do
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CARA Board of Directors
Licensed in 2014 in Minnesota, through an interest in severe weather spotting. While my primary interests are in public service, emergency comms, (RACES) and general preparedness.
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Licensed in 2020 and in Cochise County since 2008, I am relatively new to amateur radio I am an avid outdoorsman and maker with a passion for electronics and RF.
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Licensed in 2020, I still consider myself to be a new ham but am honored to serve CARA as Secretary. I've found that I enjoy FT8 and FT4 digital modes but also enjoy getting on the mic from time to time.
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