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Purpose
Purpose
The Robson Residents Radio Club (RRRC) is a community-based organization centered around the hobby of amateur radio, also known as "ham radio." We provide a variety of activities and services for our members and the community at large. Here's a summary of what we typically do:
Key Activities and Functions:
Social Interaction and Fellowship
Education and Training
Emergency Communications
Technical Experimentation
Operating Events and Contests
Community Service
Providing and Maintaining Infrastructure
Promoting the Hobby
In essence, the Club is a hub for enthusiasts to learn, share, and contribute, both within the hobby of amateur radio and to our community.
2025 New Year's Eve
2025 New Year's Eve
HAM Lunch Bunch
HAM Lunch Bunch
Portillos Hot Dogs - Denton
Portillos Hot Dogs - Denton
Upcoming RRRC Events - Open to all Robson Residents
Upcoming RRRC Events - Open to all Robson Residents
Are you interested in the exciting world of Ham Radio? Would you like to learn more?
Come to our Work Shop Mon at 9AM and our discussion about Ham Radio at 10AM
Ham Radio is Alive and Well with more ways to explore than ever!
We are NEWBIE Friendly! All Robson Residents like you, that want to help
Mon March 9th - Work Shop / Discussion / Meeting - CATC Room 104
9AM Work Shop
Basic Station Components – #4 – Coaxial Cable / Antenna Feedline
We have covered; Radio, Antenna, SWR Meter
We will discuss Antenna Cable – What do you need and Why?
Then Recap on Radio, Antenna, SWR Meter, discuss the parts and how they work together
10AM Discussion
Basic Electronics #5 - Randy W5KHJ will continue his ongoing explanation of Basic Electronics with Ohm’s Law
Ham Radio at Robson Ranch – Questions and Answers
Here's your Chance to ask all those questions about Ham Radio and how it works
11AM Meeting
Let's Talk About the Shortwave (HF) Bands - World-Wide Communication
Darrell W2KF will discuss Voice Modes of Communication including Single Side Band
Jeff N5DN will discuss Keyboard / Computer-to-Computer Modes of Communication
David K5DTH will discuss the Morse Code and how it works in the 21st Century
Robson Radio Club Badges are Now Available!!
The cost is $10 and please let us know what you want it to say - First Name / Last Name - Call Sign
The best place to order is on the RR Radio Club GroupSpot, but if you cannot order there, drop an an email to RRRadioClub@gmail.com
Sunday Night RRRC Repeater/Simplex NET
Sunday Night RRRC Repeater/Simplex NET
7:00 PM each Sunday evening
We will first meet on the KG5IE Repeater, 441.350 MHz repeater output (or remote radio RX) / 144.650 MHz repeater input (or remote radio TX) with T-CTCS 67.0
We will then move to simplex - 146.460 MHz
RRRC Member Radio Shacks
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