Radio Club "Nikola Tesla" and the company HTEC organized an amateur radio direction finding event for children at the University of Banja Luka campus. Participants used radio receivers to locate hidden transmitters, with the club thanking HTEC, volunteers, and the university for their support.
Radio klub „Nikola Tesla“ from Banja Luka has signed a business and technical cooperation agreement with the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the University of Banja Luka. The partnership will focus on educational and hands-on workshops for primary and secondary school students in electronics and telecommunications.
Radio klub "Nikola Tesla" Banja Luka is running an amateur radio course from 15 May to 08 July, held Mondays and Thursdays from 19:00 to 20:30 at Hotel Tesla. Registration is open to everyone, with the course preparing participants for the CEPT licence exam issued by RAK.
Radio klub "Nikola Tesla" launched a free "How Radio Works" workshop for primary and secondary school students, held Fridays from 19:00 to 20:00 at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Banja Luka. The first session took place on Friday, April 11.
A broken Diamond X-510 antenna at the R0 repeater site in Banja Luka was repaired and reinstalled, restoring full functionality. Preparations also continued for relocating the DMR repeater, with a 5 GHz wireless link configured ahead of its planned installation.
Radio klub "Nikola Tesla" Banja Luka is organizing an amateur radio exam on 23 December 2024 at the club premises, Ulica Bitoljska, starting at 19:00. A training and exam session for new members is planned for spring 2025.
After nine years without a permanent home, the radio club has bought a 15-metre lattice tower and poured its reinforced-concrete foundation. Work paused for winter, but the old Hi-Gain TH6-DXX antenna will be overhauled before the tower and antenna are raised in spring, improving signals on 14, 21 and 28 MHz.
Amateur radio operators in Banja Luka announced on RTRS news an event marking the 1969 disaster that struck the city, honoring two local clubs that restored communications when infrastructure failed. The event also highlights radio amateurs' role in emergencies such as earthquakes, floods and network outages.
Radio klub Nikola Tesla will mark the anniversary of the 1969 Banja Luka earthquake on 26 October 2024 at Trg Krajine from 09:00, displaying authentic radio equipment used at the time. The event highlights how radio amateurs restored communications after the earthquake and shows modern gear in use today.
Radio club "Nikola Tesla" from Banja Luka, active since 1946, will take part in the European Researchers' Night on 27 September with a lecture on amateur radio and radio direction finding, plus a transmitter hunt and an equipment display.
