WA0FYA in Washington, Missouri
WA0FYA in Washington, Missouri
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Call sign W0MA The BEARS - STL has a membership of nearly 100 employees and retirees who support and participate in a wide range of activities ranging from public service events to contesting to VHF/UHF repeater operations. The club maintains voice and digital repeaters on 2 meters as well as an APARS node. Club communications systems also serve as an auxiallary communications backbone for The company's Emergency Preparedness Task Force. The club holds a weekly net on Sunday evenings at 8:00 PM on its 2-meter repeater.
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Call sign W9AIU Started in 1929, The Egyptian Radio Club is one of the oldest amateur radio organizations in the area.The mailing address is - The Egyptian Radio Club P.O.Box 562 Granite City, Illinois 62040
The club meets on the first Thursday of the month at 7:30 pm at - The club newsletter is "Podunk Hollow News"
The club maintains repeaters on -
There is a regular net on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 PM on the 146.790 repeater.
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This club is in the early stages of being formed. It is intended for
students and alumni of Francis Howell High School.
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This is a general purpose club with a focus on students and licensing.
Membership is open to Francis Howell North H.S. students.
There is a complete HF and VHF station for the high school. There
will soon be a UHF repeater.
Meetings are currently on Tuesday afternoons from 2:30 -4:00 pm.
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The club is the local chapter of Ten-Ten International Net, an organization
dedicated to maintaining high levels of amateur radio communications on the
10-meter amateur band.
The Chapter meets every Wednesday evening on 28.650 MHz at 2000 Local Time. |
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Call sign KB0UAB The Gateway to Ham Radio Club is a youth-based club that is located in North St.Louis County. It has monthly meetings at - St.Bartholomew Catholic Church 8370 Latty Avenue Membership os $5 per year.
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Call sign K9HAM The Lewis and Clark Radio Club is open to anyone interested in amateur radio. The club performs numerous services, including communications for bike-a-thons, SKYWARN, and Alton's Halloween parade. The club also gives periodic classes to those wishing to obtain amateur radio licenses. It also sponsors a hamfest every November. Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm. They are held at the Lewis and Clark Community College, which is on Route 67 north of Alton, Illinois. The meetings are held in Caldwell Hall in the Faculty Dining Room. Talk-in is available on th club's 2-meter repeater.
The Lewis and Clark Radio Club, Inc.
The club maintains a 2-meter repeater - |
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Call sign KB0TTL
The club runs two linked repeaters - There is a net on the repeaters every Monday night at 8:00 PM local time.
Contact - The Jefferson County Amateur Radio Club Web page
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Call sign K9KE This is a loose association of hams who maintain a linked repeater system in Godfrey, Illinois. Meetings are on the first Saturday of each month at the Ponderosa Restaurant on Homer Adams Parkway in Alton, Illinois. There is net each Sunday evening at 8:30 PM on the K9KE repeater system. There are Spring and Fall picnics, which are open to the public. The organization participates in ARRL Field Day.
The repeaters are on -
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This is a small group that meets periodically at the St. Louis Senior
Center.
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The Club's goals are to promote the working of DX and contests,
provide financial assistance to deserving DXpeditions, and to have fun.
The Club asseses annual dues of $20.00
which includes a subscription to the (almost) monthly newsletter.
The MVDX/CC meets on the second Thursday of every month at 7:30 PM at the Maplewood Community Center, Maplewood, MO |
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Call sign K0MDG The Missouri Digital Group (MDG) was formed in 2006 by several amateurs to build and operate D-Star digital repeater systems. As of the end of 2006, MDG has placed D-Star repeater systems on the air for use by St. Louis area amateurs. MDG is dedicated to the advancement of digital amateur radio.
The digital repeaters are on - Missouri Digital Group Web site Send email to info@modigitalgroup.org |
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Call sign K0DO repeater 147.360 MHz (+) Monsanto Amateur Radio Association Web site Send email to info@monsantoara.org |
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Call sign KB0TUD The NAR/EA is a small but active club with interests in repeaters, field day, field trips, and public service. Meetings are open and are held on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 PM at Bridgeton Community Center 4201 Fee Fee Road Bridgeton, MO 63044 (just a few blocks north of St.Charles Rock Road) The club also welcomes people to attend its "Breakfast Socials" held every Saturday at 7:30 AM at the Sunrise Restaurant on Lindbergh Blvd. in St. Ann, south of Old St. Charles Rd. (The restaurant access is northbound only, so southbound drivers must use Whitehall Rd. U-turn ramp for best access.)
Club repeaters - The Northwest Amateur Radio and Electronics Association Web site Send email to narea@qsl.net |
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Call sign K0AXU This small group focuses on contesting. |
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Call sign K0RBR The Rivers Bend Amateur Radio Club members have broad interests, from VHF to DX and Digital. Membership is open. Club meetings are on the 3rd Saturday of Month except June-July-August & December, 9:30 AM, St. Charles County Ambulance District Headquarters Board Room. 4169 Old Mill Parkway, St. Peters, MO
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Call sign WB0HSI The club's primary purpose is to enjoy the camaraderie of folks with similar interests. Membership is open to anyone who is interested in ham radio and a license is not necessary in order to join. The club has provided communications for events such as bike and walk-a-thons. The club provides four nets for hams. There is a general net held on Monday evenings at 7:30 pm on the 146.670 repeater. There is an HF net on 10 meters on Thursday nights at 8:30 on 28.410 MHz for Tech Pluses and above. The club holds Volunteer Exam sessions and amateur radio license classes. It also publishes a newsletter called Garble. The club meets on the first Tuesday of each month at the St. Peters Senior Center at 7:30 pm. Anyone is welcome to attend.
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Call sign K9GXU
Membership is open to anyone.
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Call sign K0LIR The Saint Louis Amateur Radio Club was founded about 1930. It is an ARRL-Affiliated Club and it has the original affiliation certificate signed by Hiram Percy Maxim. The club is limited to 35 members as dictated by the size of its clubhouse and St. Louis County fire safety ordinances. The clubhouse is located in Upper Buder Park. The club's biggest activities are Field Day and the annual Halloween Hamfest. It publishes a monthly newsletter called "Sidebands". Regular meetings are the third Friday of the month at 8 p.m. but members meet frequently at the clubhouse for special projects or just plain fun.
Contact information: The Saint Louis Amateur Radio Club's Halloween Ham Fest Web site |
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St. Louis Repeaters and the Suburban Radio Club
merged in 2003 to
form the new St. Louis and Suburban Radio Club. It is an
American Radio Relay League affiliated club.
The St. Louis and Suburban Radio Club general meetings are held on the second Friday of the month at the -
American Legion Post GOFF-MOLL No. 101
The club maintains repeaters on - The St. Louis and Suburban Radio Club Web page The St. Louis and Suburban Radio Club's email address is foxfox@yhti.net
The St. Louis and Suburban Radio Club, Inc. |
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St. Louis County ARES is the county-wide Amateur Radio Emergency Service
group. Its purpose is to augment public service communications during
disasters or major emergencies.
St. Louis County ARES runs a weekly 2-meter net on the 146.850 (-) repeater (141.3 Hz tone) at 7:30 PM on Wednesday evenings. For information contact the Emergency Coordinator (EC) Steve Wooten, KC0QMU at kc0qmu@arrl.net . |
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The St.Louis County SKYWARN Program operated by the St.Louis County Police,
Office of Emergency Management, exists to assist the National
Weather Service in reporting of severe weather, dissemination of severe weather statements, watches and warnings, and gathering related storm
information. The collective efforts of amateur radio through the Radio Amateur
Civil Emergency Service (RACES), business band, Civil Air
Patrol (CAP), public saftey radio, and County alerting systems comprise the
St.Louis County SKYWARN Radio Network and the Weather Alert Radio Net.
The Saint Louis County Police Office of Emergency Management, with the cooperation of the National Weather Service, sponsors several weather spotter classes each Spring. The classes are free and open to the public. Attendees are taught how to spot potentially dangerous weather and report it. The amateur radio callsign for St.Louis County RACES/SKYWARN is WB0AAF. The amateur radio reporting frequencies are, in order of precedence:
For information contact Michael G. Redman, the Communications Coordinator.
St.Louis County
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| Home of QRP enthusiasts in the St. Louis metro area since 1987. |
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Call sign KB0ZRI Membership is restricted to Southwestern Bell Telephone employees. The club operates a closed repeater on 147.150 MHz (+). Contact Jim Harper for information. |
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(See picture of the club station at the top of this page.) Call sign WA0FYA "ZBARC" is an organization of people who share a common interest in Amateur Radio communications and technology. ZBARC is a general interest club, its members are engaged in a wide variety of Amateur Radio related activities. The yearly dues are $18. ZBARC holds a regular monthly meeting on the first Wednesday of each month except August and December. These meetings begin at 7:30pm and generally end around 8:30 or 9:00. Club activities, projects, maintenance, and expenditures are typical topics for discussion at these monthly meetings. There is usually time before and after the meeting for socializing. In addition to the regular meetings, there is an informal gathering at the club building almost every Wednesday night. Members and visitors alike are welcome. The club maintains a repeater on 147.24 MHz, holds Volunteer Exam sessions, sponsors packet radio repeaters, holds a weekly net, holds a yearly field day, a yearly hamfest, a yearly picnic, and a Christmas party. The mailing address is -
P.O. Box 24,
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Please send updates, corrections, and additional information to - © 2009 Gary Ross Hoffman E-mail Gary Ross Hoffman |
image = Station WA0FYA in Dutzow, Missouri, The Zero Beaters Amateur Radio Club background = station 1BCG in 1921