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REPEATER & LINK STATUS:

W4CN 147.180 Repeater: UP       
This is a dual mode (analog and digital) Yaesu Fusion Repeater.

WIRES-X Room (CQ-Louisville 21014): UP
WIRES-X Link/Node Access to Digital Mode: UP  

CQ-Lou YSF Reflector (Hotspot Access) (42274): UP

EchoLink Access to 147.180 Repeater:

  • Analog FM Mode (W4CN-R 425970): UP
  • Digital C4FM Mode (KE4JVM-R 634824): UP
    (Digital Mode connects to CQ-Lou WIRES-X - multiple repeaters)

ALLStarLink:  Access to Analog FM Mode (Node 632280):  UP

DMR Access to Analog FM Mode (Talk Group 3214251): Coming Soon
  (BrandMeister Network)

ARTS Newsflash

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  1. Next Club Meeting - Thursday, May 8th, 7:00 p.m.  Board Meeting same day at 6:30 p.m.  More info HERE.

  2. Lewis and Clark Trail on the Air Special Event - First 2 weeks of June - more info here: https://lctota.org/

  3. We now have an ALLStarLink Node (632280) which connects to the FM Analog Mode of our Club Repeater (147.180Mhz).

  4.  DMR Access - Coming soon to the FM Analog Mode of our repeater.

  5.  Issues with your HOA? Contact your Congressman! - See the article under the Community News Area below regarding H.R. 1094: Amateur Radio Emergency Preparedness Act

Local HAM License Testing, click HERE.

ARTS Slide's

Setting Up Tower with Yagi Antenna
ARTS Club Summer Field Day
POTA General Butler State Park
Antenna Build and Fox Hunt
Antenna Build and Fox Hunt
Island Expedition Station
ARTS Club Embry Island Expedition, QSO Party - US Islands Awards Program (1st Place 2016 & 2nd Place 2020)
Antenna Build and Fox Hunt
Antenna Build and Fox Hunt
Antenna Build and Fox Hunt
Antenna Build and Fox Hunt
Winter Field Day
Winter Field Day
Winter Field Day
Winter Field Day
Hi everyone! We will be building portable hand-held 2-meter band yagi antennas at our March and April club meetings.  These will be used for a direction finding Fox Hunt in the spring when the weather turns warmer.  You may certainly use your antenna for other ham radio activities beyond fox hunting as well, like checking into repeater nets using your HT; using when hiking or camping; or possibly satellite work...  Click here to see more information and images from Part 1 of the antenna build project at our March club meeting.

There is no cost to participate in the Fox Hunt, but if you would like to build an antenna your cost is about $30 for the parts.  We will acquire the parts for those who would like to build an antenna.  These antennas are very portable and similar to the one shown in the image below.  It is constructed from PCV pipe and metal tape from a tape measure.  We plan to finish up building these antennas in our April meeting.  If you want to build one please attend the April meeting.

Check back here for updated information about the antenna project and fox hunt(s).  We will start building the antennas at our March club meeting.  In the mean time if you would like to read more about Fox Hunts and radio direction finding, check out these Articles at the ARRL website:  Click Here

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Portable Yagi Antenna