Our club became affiliated with the ARRL on August 10, 2012.

Club Bylaws & Constitution (Google Drive Link)

Activities within the club are as varied as the hobby of Amateur Radio itself.

Within the club, there are groups that engage in contesting, DX, VHF/UHF, SSB, CW, construction/experimentation, fox hunts, Parks on the Air (POTA), some public service, and traffic handling

While the club cannot be everything to everybody, it provides a base of support for most radio interests.

The club also supports Monroe County Hospital with emergency communications under the call sign N4MCH.

Our Repeaters: (all currently offline and being relocated)

KK4JPG 2 Meter, 145.410, -0.6 offset, Tone 100.

KK4JPG D-Star, 145.080, +1.4 MHz offset, no tone. (This repeater automatically connects from REF030C to REF030B for the Southeastern Weather Net on Sunday evenings. After the net, it automatically reconnects to REF030C.)

KK4JPG DMR, 444.750, +5 MHz offset, tone 100. (This is a mixed-mode repeater serving DMR and 440 MHz analog communications.)