Radio klub "Nikola Tesla" from Banja Luka took part in the Outdoor Pecka Festival on 06.07.2024 in Pecka near Mrkonjić Grad, presenting amateur radio equipment at its stand. Ten participants joined an ARDF workshop and found three hidden transmitters, and a lecture on amateur radio was held at 16h.
RK Nikola Tesla hosts the first of three free antenna lectures on Wednesday, February 14 at 19:00 at its Bitoljska Street club premises. The series covers dipole and End Fed antennas for HF and Yagi antennas for UHF, with a joint materials purchase and a session on measuring SWR using a VNA.
Radio Club "Nikola Tesla" marked 75 years of existence, activated special callsign E775BYZ, and repaired a Trio TS510 radio. Members also commemorated the Banja Luka earthquake anniversary and took part in Tesla Encounters.
Amateur radio club Nikola Tesla marks 75 years with an event at Trg Krajine in Banja Luka on 28.10.2023, commemorating the 1969 earthquake. Authentic equipment and photos from the club's history will be displayed, showing radio's role when regular communications fail.
Radio klub "Nikola Tesla" in Banja Luka is holding CEPT-category amateur radio operator training starting 03.04.2022 at Dom omladine, with sessions Mondays and Thursdays from 19:00 to 21:00. The two-month course ends with an exam; those who pass receive a license from the Regulatory Agency for Communications of BiH.
In early 1986, Banja Luka had two computer clubs with around 100 members combined: the "Banjaluka" Computer Club in Borik and the Radio klub Nikola Tesla section at Paskulina ciglana, which owned three ZX Spectrums with 16 KB of RAM.
Radio klub Nikola Tesla has invited all members to its Annual General Assembly. Non-members may also attend the session, but they do not have the right to vote.
The club took part in the CQ World Wide VHF Contest on the 50MHz band on 16–17 July, operating from Planinarski Dom Šibovi - P. D. Kozara at about 350m elevation. Poor propagation limited contacts on CW and SSB, though FT8 brought more success, and new members joined to see contesting firsthand.
A DMR MMDVM UHF repeater has been installed at Šibovi, a local elevation about 330 m above sea level outside the city, to improve coverage of the wider city core. It operates on Tx 438.275 MHz and Rx 430.675 MHz.
Radio klub Nikola Tesla presented its activities to citizens in Banja Luka during the City Day celebration, with support from the City of Banja Luka. The club highlighted amateur radio's role in modern times and the RMZO (RadioMrežaZaOpasnost) project for emergency communications when networks fail.
