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This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. We had a wonderful turnout for the Tucson 600 Weekly Regional net on October 18, 2026, with 28 friendly operators checking in to join the conversation. Our NCO, WSFN474, guided… Read More »Tucson 600 Weekly Regional — Net Report — October 18, 2026
This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. We had a lively and entertaining session for our TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net on October 16, 2026, skillfully guided by our NCO, WRNR761. Our group of eight check-ins had… Read More »TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net — Net Report — October 16, 2026
This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. We had a fantastic turnout for our Tucson 600 Weekly Regional net on October 12, 2026, with 25 enthusiastic participants checking in under the expert guidance of our NCO, WSFN474.… Read More »Tucson 600 Weekly Regional — Net Report — October 12, 2026
If you’ve been looking for a practical way to expand your amateur radio capabilities and get hands-on experience with digital modes, scheduled airtime nets are one of the best places to start. The Southwest Community Radio System (SWCRS) announced the… Read More »Elevate Your Ham Radio Skills: Why You Should Join the SWCRS Winlink Net
This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. We had a wonderful time connecting during the TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net on October 9, 2026, with WRNR761 leading the way as our NCO. It was great to hear… Read More »TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net — Net Report — October 9, 2026
This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. We had a wonderful turnout for the Tucson 600 Weekly Regional net on October 4, 2026, with W7WJR doing a fantastic job as our Net Control Operator for all 28… Read More »Tucson 600 Weekly Regional — Net Report — October 4, 2026
Four SWCRS repeaters in Arizona are now open to any licensed GMRS operator: Heliograph 700, Guthrie 600, Alpine 725, and Nutrioso 550. No SWCRS membership is required to use them. All four are now listed on myGMRS, where you can… Read More »Four Arizona SWCRS Repeaters Now Open to All Licensed GMRS Users
This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. We had a wonderful turnout for the TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net on October 2, 2026, with nine participants joining our net control operator, WRNR761, for a lively discussion on… Read More »TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net — Net Report — October 2, 2026
This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. Our TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net on September 25, 2026, was a wonderful gathering of seven check-ins led by our friendly NCO, WRNR761. We had a great time discussing what… Read More »TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net — Net Report — September 25, 2026
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