Welcome to the Catalina Radio Club

NOTICE: Echolink to the W7SA repeater currently down, but new equipment has been received and we hope to have this service operating again soon. Stay Tuned!

The AllStarLink is also down until further notice.

For the 70 CM Repeater, there is good news:

Our new Bridgecom repeater is here, installed, and working great!

See the Repeaters page for more info.

Website questions can be directed to Jeff Vollin, KC6WFU at 520-241-0521

The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, May 28th, 2025 @ 6:30 PM at the Cattletown Steakhouse & Saloon, 3141 E Drexel Rd, Tucson. Meeting agenda is TBD at this time. Check back for updates.

The club maintains a radio station and emergency communications center in Building 811R. The 811R "Ham Shack" is the small modular building located between the two antenna towers. We recently hosted an open house intended for all Raytheon employees to see the capabilities of our club. If Raytheon employees would like to schedule a future tour, please send us an email at W7SA-bod@googlegroups.com.

W7SA now has new repeaters on 2m and 70 cm, which are now online and functioning well. They are an open repeaters, so any licensed ham radio operator is welcomed to give it a try. Any QRM reports related to our repeater should be send to W7SA-bod@googlegroups.com.

All Raytheon employees are welcome to join and participate in CRC activities. For further information, email to CRC Board of Directors, w7sa-bod@googlegroups.com

At this time, local Amateur Licensing exams and classes are offered by the Radio Society of Tucson club (K7RST), OVARC testing, and online (ARRL.ORG and others). The CRC does not currently provide license training, but with your help, we hope to change that in 2025.

NOTE: Some browsers and some devices display the calendar in UTC rather than local time. Please check the small print at the bottom of the calendar to see which your device is showing!

Raytheon Missiles & Defense
P O Box 11337, M/S 842-12
Tucson, AZ 85734-1337

Established - 1954

Our Mission

Promoting amateur communications and experimentation, providing communications when possible in times of emergency or disaster, providing assistance to the newcomer in the amateur ranks, and working with all concerned in an effort to see that the laws governing amateur radio are upheld.

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