RaDAR originated in South Africa headed up by Eddie ZS6BNE.There is a growing worldwide participation in the RaDAR concept. What makes RaDAR totally different to other amateur radio activities is the

Hi Greg, thanks for the invitation. Let's see how groups.io can work for us. 73 de Eddie zs6bne

An intro post is encouraged with first name and callsign. I am Greg N4KGL. I enjoy portable ops and RaDAR has taught me a lot. It is a stress test for my gear and operating skills. I am lucky to live

Have made many HF contacts while operating mobile or portable, and enjoy that portion of the hobby while adding to my emergency preparedness skills. The handle is Tom and my call is KK7BQ (Here's my

Eddie Leighton, ZS6BNE, has announced that on April 1st 2017, from 00:00 UTC to 23:59 UTC, the next international ham radio RaDAR Challenge will take place. This challenge is different to any other in

See details on the July 15th RaDAR Challenge at http://www.n4kgl.info/2017/07/get-ready-for-next-radar-challenge-iuly.html Thanks, Greg N4KGL

The RaDAR Challenge is a unique portable operating experience. See the details at http://www.n4kgl.info/2017/10/get-ready-for-november-4th-2017-radar.html Let me know if you will be operating

http://www.n4kgl.info/2017/10/get-ready-for-november-4th-2017-radar.html Thanks, Greg N4KGL

Thanks, Hello new members! I have some info for the upcoming RaDAR challenge at https://www.n4kgl.info/2018/09/get-ready-for-november-3rd-2018-radar.html Please post your questions and plans for RaDAR

Here is the link again. https://www.n4kgl.info/2018/09/get-ready-for-november-3rd-2018-radar.html

Please introduce yourself and include callsign/location. Thanks for your interest in RaDAR!

My name is Greg and my callsign is N4KGL. I have been infected by RaDAR since 2013 when RaDAR came to North America. Now it is international. Eddie ZS6BNE and his friends originated the RaDAR concept

I am John. N4JRX. I am a pretty new ham. Looking forward to working bike-portable.

John this is a great resource for the HAM to learn themselves and the radio equipment you have capabilities =) Do not get discouraged when you do not make contact 100% of the time =( It is a

I am Eddie, ZS6BNE. My favourite game is RaDAR – Rapid Deployment Amateur Radio, it is my focus and my thoughts on amateur radio revolve around it all the time. The RaDAR concept as we know it is

Paul here. Callsign is M6OPV (and more often than not P). New to Ham Radio but not to radio communications due to former career.

I will be trying out RaDAR for the first time this Saturday. I'm fairly new to Ham Radio but not to comms. I will be out and about here in the UK between 12:00 hours and 16:00 hours (L). I will be

Hi - Hank AC1CG saying hello from Warren, Vermont USA. I’m a new ham (spring 2017) and am excited about RaDAR and SOTA. Glad I logged in tonight and saw that this Saturday is the fall RaDAR

John, VA3KOT, EN93 near Orangeville, ON, Canada. Mainly a CW op but I have a microphone somewhere ... if I can find it. Have dabbled in digital but haven't found a mode I like yet - except maybe WSPR.