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Boca Raton Amateur Radio Association Organized by local Amateur Radio operators in the Boca Raton area in 1995, it was created to fill the vacuum caused by the loss of the IBM Radio Club. This organization inherited and maintains the 145.290 MHz and 442.875 MHz Repeaters, and the 145.070 MHz Packet Repeater. They continue the honorable traditions of providing emergency communications to South Florida. Its membership is no longer limited to IBM employees and is open to the public. Contact with BRARA can be made through Mr. Sean Smyth, K9SRT 561-477-8052 or e-mail at k9srt@arrl.net. BRARA has a net that meets every Monday night at 7:30pm on the 145.290r. The purpose of the net is to become acquainted with Hams in general, their club members, station's signal quality and equipment conditions. Club business may be discussed as appropriate or any other item may be submitted to the net. Meetings for the Boca Raton Amateur Radio Assoc. are the 1st Tues of the month at 7:30 PM. Meetings are held at Sugar Sand Park Community Center, just South on Military Trail from Palmetto Park Road. Use 145.290r for Talk-in. Club info. |
Florida Atlantic University Amateur Radio Club In existence since 1967, the FAU Amateur Radio Club has provided an exposure to Amateur Radio for many students. It regularly coordinates volunteer communications operations for community activities such as March of Dimes Walk-a-thon, American Heart Association Heart Walks, and triathlons. In addition, it is one of the central organizations in the Amateur Radio Emergency Service for southern Palm Beach County, providing communications facilities and staff. It operates the K4FAU Packet Repeater on 145.670 MHz. For more information on FAU ARC and K4FAU, contact Mr. Hank VanSant, KD4IHK 561-297-3416. |
The Jupiter-Tequesta Repeater Group The Jupiter-Tequesta Repeater Group is located in Jupiter Florida and was established in 1979 to further the art of amateur radio communication, serve the public, and promote high standards in amateur radio. The club operates two repeaters, KF4BHE/R on 146.625 MHz and 444.225 MHz. Our VHF repeater system serves as the Northern Palm Beach County ARES/RACES repeater. They are an American Radio Relay League affiliated club in the Southern Florida Section. Consideration for membership may be submitted to the Secretary; Fred Guillium, KD4QHI Secretary and Treasurer. |
Palm Beach County ARES/RACES Organization Associated with the American Radio Relay League, ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Service) has provided civilian emergency communication capabilities for better than 50 years. It is a civilian organization. RACES (Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service) unlike ARES is an extension of the Government and provides disaster communications during periods when normal government communications are unavailable, or require augmentation. In Palm Beach County, the two organizations act in a unified network with the entire ARES organization becoming a part of the RACES organization during times of declared emergency. In this way, the organization can participate in pre-disaster preparations, disaster operations, and post-disaster clean up without disruptive organizational changes. Contact the Area Coordinators: Central Ares Coordinator Dick Schofield, KE4CGQ 561-584-0617 North Area Coordinator Jerry Gumbus, N4GKI 561-746-0503 South Area Coordinator Ron Diego, W2DO 561-487-1726 |
Siemens Amateur Radio Club Siemens Amateur Radio Club was created in 1986 by employees of Siemens Corporation (a subsidiary of Siemens AG). Since January of 1991, it has provided Amateur Radio License Testing services to the public at Spanish River High School. In cooperation with ARES/RACES it provides volunteer communications services for community activities in the South County Area. It operates the 444.925 MHz Repeater. For more information on Siemens ARC, contact Mr. Greg Bowman, N4EN 561-955-8331. |
West Palm Beach Amateur Radio Club WEST PALM BEACH AMATEUR RADIO CLUB has been in existence since the 1930's. The club's purpose is to aid in developing a better understanding of amateur radio and radio operations to all persons having an interest in amateur radio. To provide an interchange of ideas on radio techniques, methods and equipment. To provide opportunities for recreation and social interaction for members and their families and friends. And to provide radio communications in the event of emergencies or disasters. The club meets the fourth Tuesday of the month at the South Florida Water Management District building at 3301 Gun Club Road in West Palm Beach. Meetings are open to the public, so feel free to drop by and visit. The West Palm Beach Amateur Radio Club also sponsors a Trader's Net every Friday at 8:00 p.m. on 147.135 club repeater. Snail mail: Post Office Box 6834 West Palm Beach, FL 33405-6834 Club e-mail: wpbarc@qsl.net Club Repeaters: 147.135 (+600kHz), 443.100 (+5 MHz) |
West Palm Beach Amateur Radio Club Since 1937 we have been a general interest club. We have members interested in just about everything: ragchewing, contests, kit-building, antennas, digital modes, emergency communication, DXing, social time, community service, and other areas. If you would like to join us or if you would like to become an Amateur Radio Operator (AKA a "Ham") please contact us. For more information listen to the Tues (7:30 pm) , Wedn (8 pm), Saturday (7 pm) evening nets on the 146.670 repeater in West Palm Beach, FL or send an e-mail to the club secretary. |
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