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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
This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. It was a delight to host the Tucson 600 Weekly Regional net on September 20, 2026, with WSAY207 doing a fantastic job as our NCO for the evening. We had… Read More »Tucson 600 Weekly Regional — Net Report — September 20, 2026
This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. It was a delightful evening on the September 18, 2026, session of the TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net, led by our friendly NCO, Andrew (WRNR761). We had a fantastic turnout… Read More »TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net — Net Report — September 18, 2026
This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. We had a fantastic turn-out for the TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net on September 11, 2026, with eight dedicated operators checking in for a lively session led by our NCO,… Read More »TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net — Net Report — September 11, 2026
This post was automatically generated by the SWCRS NCO Suite. We had a fantastic turnout for the Tucson 600 Weekly Regional net on September 6, 2026, with 23 check-ins joining our NCO, WQVS960, for a lively session. The group had… Read More »Tucson 600 Weekly Regional — Net Report — September 7, 2026
We have to share this one, because it’s too good not to. Last Tuesday, just over two weeks after we made the decision to unlink, the Tucson 600 repeater, standing entirely on its own since we disabled remote modulation, posted… Read More »Tucson 600 Sets New Airtime Record in Standalone Mode
A quick update for everyone who’s been wondering how things are going since we made the shift on our Arizona repeaters. Short answer: really well. On August 23rd we ran our first round of standalone regional nets since the change,… Read More »First Standalone Nets Are In the Books
Every Saturday morning this summer, while most of Tucson was still asleep, a small crew of SWCRS volunteers was already climbing Mt. Lemmon Highway — not on bikes, but in trucks and lawn chairs, setting up radios at mile markers… Read More »Behind the Mic: SWCRS Volunteer Comms at the 2026 Easy Peasy Lemmon Squeezy
We’re excited to announce a new weekly net for Southeast Arizona, hosted by Thor WRPG800 When: Sundays at 5:00 PM MST.Where: The Heliograph 700 Repeater A big thanks to Thor WRPG800, a long time regular and champion for the SWCRS… Read More »Announcing the Heliograph Peak 700 Regional Net
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