5-8PM | EDCARC ARES@Hot RF Nights - Community Emergency Radio Association

5-8PM | EDCARC ARES@Hot RF Nights

The El Dorado County Amateur Radio Club (EDCARC) Amateur Radio Emergency Services team (ARES) will be joining other ARES teams in surrounding counties for a night of fun to show off mobile rig installs or go kits and build fellowship among Northern California Amateur Radio operators and groups.

This event is free to the public. There will be prizes, food, free root beer floats, items for sale, and the promise of great fun all enthusiasts who are passionate about radio, technology, or emergency communications. You do not need to be a licensed Amateur Radio operator to attend.

Thanks to the Sierra Foothills Amateur Radio Club for sponsoring this event which takes place at south campus parking lot for Auburn Crossroads Church located at 1101 Auburn Ravine Rd in Auburn, CA.

An image with text "HOT RF NIGHTS," radio towers, Wi-Fi signal, and "QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS?" badge for the Sierra Foothills Amateur Radio Club.

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