Intermountain Area Amateur Radio Organizations
Amateur Radio Explorer Post 1973, Utah National Parks Council, is a coed Explorer Scout post open to all young men and women ages 14-20. The post is supported by a committee of hams over the age of 21. The post meets on the first Wednesday of each month at 19:00 at the Foundation Building on the UVSC Provo campus, and holds a net on its own repeater, 145.470- (PL 100), 20:30, the first Wednesday of each month. Post members provide communications for various parades and Boy Scout functions and participate in other ham groups. Contact person is Post President Greg Card, KC7TWN, Committee Chairman John Hamner, KB7YOY, or Advisor Terry Gardner N7QGA, 785-7517,terrygardner@juno.com Post home page is www.n7bsa.org.
Borderline Amateur Radio Club (BARC) based in the Uintah Basin operates repeaters located in Northeastern Utah. The club repeaters are Blue Mtn. 147.100 (wide coverage), Grizzly Mtn. 147.040 (linked full time with the SDARC repeaters), and the Duchesne rpt. 147.260. Other local repeaters are the Tabby Mtn. 147.240 (wide coverage linked with 147.140 machine covering the Wastach front), Roosevelt rpt. 145.490 (linked full time with the SDARC repeaters), and Blue Mtn. 449.950 (pl 136.5). All VHF repeaters follow the state band plan and are pl toned for 136.5. The club holds a weekly net on Monday evenings 2100 hr. (Mtn. time) on the 147.100 rpt. Contact person - Jon Barlett - KD7JEZ (435)789-2646. Club home page can be found at http://ecso.com/barc/.
BARC or The Bridgerland Amateur Radio Club Monthly club meetings are held each second Thursday of the month at 7:30pm at the Hyde Park City offices building, 113 E. Center St., Hyde Park (except June, July and August). They hold a net at 9:00 PM on the 146.72 repeater on Mt. Logan (hard linked to 147.26 on Promontory) every Tuesday. Their contact person is Tyler Griffiths, N7UWX at (435)752-7269.. Postal mail address for the club is: BARC, P.O. Box 111, Providence, UT 84332. WebPage URL is http://www.barconline.org/.
BYUARC (Brigham Young University Amateur Radio Club) is open to all alumni, faculty, staff and student of BYU. The club maintains the145.33(-) repeater that has a closed autopatch (members only). The dues of $15.00 cover Autopatch usage for a whole year. The club also has a shack with a variety of equipment. Members have the opportunity to provide emergency communications for the campus. Meetings are held the first Thursday of each month, and the location varies. The information line for the club is (801)378-COAX, or you can contact the president Mike Robinson, KF6HNA, www.mikeslife.com/feedback.php. Club webpage URL is: http://byuarc.byu.edu/
Cottonwood Heights Amateur Club (CHARC) has the mission to provide a pool of trained radio operators to assist city officials and emergency response personnel in dealing with emergencies when normal communications resources are insufficient.
Monthly club meetings are held the first Thursday of the month at 1900 Hrs (local time) at the Cottonwood Heights City Community Room located at 2277 Bengal Blvd., Cottonwood Heights City, Utah, 84121. Weekly nets are held on all other Thursday evenings at 2000 Hrs. (local time) on 145.550 MHz simplex.
More information on CHARC can be found at: sites.google.com/site/cwhradio/home or the secretary can be e-mailed at ch.amateurradioclub@gmail.com.
Colorado Connection Repeaters, Inc. The Colorado Connection, is a unique statewide two meter linked FM radio system with additional coverage into adjacent states including eastern Utah. The Colorado Connection is not a club with dues and membership, instead it is an organization of volunteers funded thru donations. Currently the repeater system provides coverage to about 80-90% of the state's population and about 50-60% of the area. More information can be obtained on their excellent webpage at http://www.colcon.org/index.html.
The Davis County ARES conducts a Net each Thursday night at 7:00 P.M. on 147.42 simplex.
DCARC (The Davis County Amateur Radio Club) meets the 2nd Saturday of each month at 10:00 A.M. The Davis Club operates the 147.04 and the 449.925 (normally cross-banded to 147.42 simplex) repeaters. For further information please contact President: Alia Zundel, KD7JGA, kd7jga@arrl.net, (801)731-8939. The Club Webpage URL is http://www.dcarc.net
Dixie Amateur Radio Club (DARC) meets every third Wednesday at the Five-County Association of Governments, Tonaquint Center Office Building, 1070 W. 1600 South, Building B (just off Dixie Drive), in St. George, UT. Sunday Night Net 7 PM local time on 146.910 with an alternate frequency of: 145.450. Club Wepage: www.dixieham.org. Additional information about southern Utah amateur radio is at http://www.infowest.com/DixieSun/suar/index.html.
Eagle Rock Amateur Radio Club Idaho Falls, Idaho operates the 146.640 and 146.740 repeaters. Club meetings are held the 1st Wednesday of each month in Room 22 of the John Sessions Building on the Eastern Idaho Technical College at 7:30 P.M. A net is held every Tuesday night 9 PM MST on the 146.640 MHz Repeater. Contact person is club president, Leslie Strong, N6LYK. Club Webpage is www.erarc.org
The Elko Amateur Radio Club (Nevada) holds its monthly meeting the first Saturday, 11:00 Pacific, at various locations in Elko. They conduct a weekly net on Wednesday at 19:30 Pacific on the 147.21 repeater in the Elko area, 146.96 in the Wells area, and 146.91 in the Battle Mountain area. All require a PL tone of 100.0 Hz. Contact person for the club is Joe Gerry Pennington, KG7TD, Email kg7td@citlink.net. Email for club business is w7lko@arrl.net . Club Webpage URL is http://www.qsl.net/w7lko/.
The Friendship Cruise Communicators
is an informal group that provides public service communication
for Utah's annual Friendship Cruise, held most years on Memorial Day weekend.
Getting signals into deep canyons requires a mix of HF and temporary repeaters.
More information is on the web site at
users.ohiohills.com/gordon/fc/.
The site normally is updated during May when plans for the coming
event are planned.
Grand Mesa Repeater Association
.
http://www.gmra.org
Operates the 449.300 MHz (107.2 PL) on the Grand Mesa, (just east of Grand
Junction) - Public Open Machine. They support several other repeaters on
the Grand Mesa; Abajo Peak, UT; Bald Mesa, UT; Baxter Pass, CO and operate
as an affiliate of the Cactus Radio System (Private System). Gary
Hanson, KB0SW, the president can be contacted :kb0sw@gmra.org
Idaho Society of Radio Amateurs
has three chapters serving South Central Idaho: The Magic Valley Chapter,
the Mount Harrison Chapter, and the Snake River Chapter (serving eastern
Magic Valley). Magic Valley and Snake River are general purpose organizations
and Mt Harrison exists to support several repeaters including: 146.06 in
Jerome, 146.16 in Twin Falls, and 146.16, 449.20, on Mt Harrison near Burley.
They also support the ATV Repeater on Mt Harrison with a 434 MHz Uplink
and 1253.125 MHz Downlink.
The Magic Valley Club's monthly meeting is on the second Saturday of
each month at Hart's 50's and 60's Restaurant, 835 Blue Lakes Blvd North,
Twin Falls. ISRA has a Webpage with links to all chapters at
www.k7mva.org.
Idaho - 29 Known Clubs
J.P. Gier, N7VIV, of Boise maintains a very comprehensive list of all known
Idaho organizations at http://www.n7viv.com/clubs.htm
IREAN or Intermountain
Repeater Emergency Amateur Network based in Salt Lake City, Utah
is a collection of 222 MHz repeaters spread across the state. It
is an open 222 MHz linked repeater system for amateurs of all license
classes. The IREAN system also provides open autopatches, frequency-agile
remote bases, voice messaging and telemetry of weather and site conditions.
Contact person is Bruce Larner WB6CDN, Riverton, 801-278-3516.
IREAN maintains the following repeaters Riverside 223.9, Little Mountain
224.5, Kaysville Peak 224.0, and Ensign Peak 224.82.and
a link to the SINBAD system. Monday and Tuesday at 19:55 scheduled announcements
are made immediately prior to the Mt Harrison and Utah VHF Society Nets
respectively. The organizations webpage URL is: http://www.asd-webtec.com/irean/
.
KC Amateur Radio Club, Kanab,
UT. Contact person is Joyce Ross N7KDU President. Her address is 57S. Dry
Gulch, Kanab, Utah 84741. The club meets on the second Tuesday of each
month at 7:00 PM. The meeting is held in the Social Hall of St. Christopher's
Catholic Church. Harvey Zilm AB7UT is secretary-treasurer and can
be reached for info at harveyz@xpressweb.com
.
Las Vegas Radio Amateur Club,
Las Vegas, Nevada. meets the second Tuesday of each month at the
Nevada Power Company building on Vest Sahara, near the intersection of
Sahara and Jones. Meetings at 7: 00 pm. On non meeting nights,
the club sponsors a net on the clubs' K7UGE repeaters. Located atop
the Tropicana Hotel, the frequencies are 146.940 (100.0 Hz) and 449.700
(127.3 Hz). To find more information on the LVARC, visit our web
site at http://www.lvrac.org.
The club also has an email reflector for general information, announcements,
and discussion. To subscribe, follow the link on the web page, or,
if you lack full Internet access, send a blank email to: lvrac.org-subscribe@listbotcom.
The club also maintains an answering machine. The telephone number
(702)243-8672. To correspond to the club via the postal service,
write: PO Box 27342; Las Vegas NV 89126. Contact person is Tom Allen, N7GBJ
(702)362-8107. If any of the above modes communications are foreign to
you, remember, you are a HAM, listen to the QSTm on 146.730 (no CTCSS,
- offset).
Las Vegas Repeater Association
(LVRA) owns and operates VHF and UHF amateur radio repeaters throughout
Southern Nevada. The following are its open repeaters: 146.88 (PL 100,
linked to the Snowbird system), 145.11, 147.99, 449.150 (PL 127.3 &
linked to Arizona). The coverage and linkages of these repeaters are detailed
on their web page: http://www.hxo.com/
. Contact association President Craig Brunson n7tsz@anv.net
MARA or Mercury Amateur
Radio Association is a world wide group of radio amateurs dedicated
to training and traffic handling for emergency operations. They conduct
VHF nets each Wednesday at 9:00PM. They also conduct health and welfare
traffic net on 3.873 MHz (80 meters). The Salt Lake area is on the 146.74
repeater and their contact persons is Willy Peake N7VVL at 446-1144. The
Ogden area is on the 145.49 repeater. The Utah county area is on the 145.37
repeater with Walt Nicholes, President, WA7YPL, 224-0668, wnichole@nuskin.net
or nicholes@inet-1.com , as their
contact person.
. The MARA web site is http://www.mara.net
.
Nevada Amateur Radio Repeaters,
Inc.(NARRI) operates radio repeaters on
147.000, 447.000, and 449.750, and remotes on 146.460 and 445.000 which
are integrated with the Internet Radio Linking Project (IRLP) and Echolink
systems. NARRI's owned equipment includes various repeaters in addition
to the IRLP Western Reflector and the Echolink NV-GATE which are
Voice-over-IP conference
bridges for multi repeater linking via the internet. NARRI owns and
operates the IRLP Western Reflector Node 9250-9 and five other IRLP
nodes in Las Vegas. The Western Reflector is linked to SLC 24/7 via
WA7GIE's 449.425 and other repeaters. The web site is
www.narri.org. The
contact for NARRI is Kent Johnson, W7AOR, 702-452-4412, E-mail
w7aor@narri.org.
Northern Utah Youth Amateur
Radio Club (NUYARC) is a club organized
mainly for young hams 18 and under, but anyone is welcome to join, both
amateurs and non-amateurs. Many of them are Technicians, and so currently a
General class is being held for them to pass their General class license,
Saturdays at 13:00. Future Technician, General, and Amateur Extra classes
will be offered according to demand. We currently have eight
people attending the class and would welcome any others. There is a monthly
activity on Saturdays, and it has varied from building J-pole antennas to having
picnics to service activities. (Future service activities may include
assisting at parades, for example.) There is a weekly net held on the
147.040 Antelope Island repeater (PL tone is 123.0 Hz) on Sunday at
19:00-19:30 MST/MDT (and therefore GMT -7:00, -6:00). The club trustee is
Shon Edwards, K6QT, 1039 N 2575 W, Layton, UT 84041-7709, USA. E-mail:
nuyarc@gmail.com. Phone: +1 (801) 444-3445. NUYARC does not yet have its
own web page designed, but information is updated regularly on activities,
classes, nets, announcements, etc. on www.qrz.com under the club call sign,
KC7NUY. The club is based in Layton, UT (see above address for postal mail,
as well), but we have members from Ogden to West Jordan.
Northwest Colorado Amateur Radio
Association draws its membership from Jackson, Routt, Moffat and Rio
Blanco Counties in the Northwest corner of Colorado. They
support The Mt Weavers repeaters 147.210+, and 449.650- phone repeaters,
plus packet and Colorado Connection links at this location. In addition
they operate Magnetic Mt. repeater 146.730- and packet system on 441.050.
OARC or Ogden Amateur Radio
Club usually meets the 3rd Saturday of each month at 9:00 AM. The
meetings are held at the Riverdale Fire Station, 4334 S. Parker Dr.,
in Riverdale.
Members and nonmembers are invited. Dues are $15.00 per year and can be sent to
P.O. Box 3353, Ogden, UT 84409. OARC supports the 448.60, 146.82, 146.90
and the linked 146.92 repeaters, all with a PL of 123.0. The contact person
is Mike Fullmer, KZ7O, who can be reached at (801) 731-7573. Web site is at
http://www.ogdenarc.org/
Payson High School Amateur Radio
Club (KC7PJY) is composed of students who are interested in radio communications
at Payson and Springville High Schools in the Nebo School District. The
Club holds the call sign of KC7PJY. Club advisor is Bob Strange, K7VVU,
754-3535 and can be reached via email: srobert@admn.phs.nebo.edu.
Coadvisor is Reed Thomson, N7YVJ.
Pocatello Amateur Radio Club
(PARC) meets on the second Thursday of each month on the Idaho State
University campus in the Roy F. Christensen building. Meeting time is
7:30 P.M. The club sponsors two repeaters, 147.36 and 147.06. For contact
people and further information, see the club web site at
www.pocatelloarc.org. Rainbow Canyons Amateur Radio
Club of Cedar City meets at 7:30 PM the 2nd Tuesday of each month at
the Visitor's Center, 581 N. Main St., Cedar City. They sponsor the
146.94 Frisco Peak WR7AAA repeater (part of the linked Snowbird system),
and the 146.76 Iron Mountain repeater. Club president is Jim Curry
N7JHC. The URL for their webpage is:
http://sites.infowest.com/personal/r/rcarc/
.
RMRA: Rocky Mountain Radio Association
RMRA: Rocky Mountain Radio Association is open to all Utah hams and they
support the 448.700 (plus 6 mtr remote) 447.575, 448.800, 447.900 and the
Emergency Radio System 448.350 Repeater, with 24 hr emergency links to
223.440, 145.710 and 24 hour NOAA Weather/Disaster alert system. RMRA's
webpage used to be at http://www.rmra.org
but seems to have disappeared. If anyone has current information on how
to contact them, please let us know.
Salt Lake County ARES (Amateur
Radio Emergency Service) is dedicated to training and organization of
operators to provide communications in time of emergency, particularly
to government agencies.
An in-person meeting is held on the fourth Wednesday of
most months at the IHC Employee Service Center, 5245 S. College Drive, in
Murray. For current contact information see
http://www.slcoares.net/contact.
The Salt Lake County ARES web site can be viewed at:
www.slcoares.net .
Sinbad Desert Amateur Radio Club
(SDARC) meets the first Thursday of each month and rotates between
at least two counties, Emery and Carbon, (South Central and Eastern Utah)
during winter months either in local restaurants or individual homes, during
spring, summer, fall, we try and get in several campouts. The Club conducts
a net on Tuesdays at 2000 local using their entire system. SDARC sponsored
repeaters are linked together on a full time basis and cover most of Eastern
Utah with the following repeaters: 147.06 Horn Mountain, 145.31 Ford Ridge,
147.14 Cedar Mountain, 147.32 Bruin Peak, 146.61 Abajo peak,146.76 Bald
Mesa (linked), 146.90 downtown Moab (linked). Other repeaters not fulltime
linked to the system include: 447.700 Horn Mountain, 223.920 Skyline Drive,
224.480 Henrie Mountain (PL 136.5) , 448.550 Cedar Mtn., 145.43 Dwntwn
Price, 442.025 Star Point. All but the Henry Mountain repeater have
PLs of 88.5. Club Dues: $25.00 First Year. $20.00 Each Year thereafter.
Contact Person: Communications - Bryan Anderson, K7GX, Email
evilernine@hotmail.com. The club has a webpage
at: http://www.sdarc.us.
The Ski Country Amateur Radio
Club in Glenwood Springs operates the 146.880 MHz, 447.100 Machines
on Sunlight Peak, and the 146.670 Machine (all 107.2 PL) on the Snowmass
Ski Area. Membership is open to anyone, dues are $35. Home
Page is at http://www.k0rv.com/.
The Skyline Radio
Club serves Sanpete County and portions of Juab and Sevier
Counties. It meets on the first Monday of each month at 7 P.M. in the Manti
EOC in the basement of the Sanpete County Courthouse, the next building
north of the Post Office on Main Street in Manti, UT. It supports the
Skyline repeater system including 146.66 (Horseshoe Mtn — Skyline Drive),
147.1 (Beesting — Holden), 146.72 (Barton Pk — Manti), 146.86 (Monroe Pk —
Monroe), all requiring a Tone of 100 Hz, and 448.275 (Barton Pk — Manti),
requiring a tone 107.2 Hz. All repeaters are linked to the Sinbad (SDARC)
repeater system. The Skyline repeaters have IRLP Node 3576 and EchoLink
node WB7REL-R on the 146.72 repeater. The Club Net is held weekly on
Sunday evenings at 8 P.M. on the Skyline and Sinbad repeater systems
covering Utah, Southern Idaho, Northern Arizona, and Western Colorado. All
visitors are welcome. Club annual membership dues are $20/family. See the
web site at www.skylineradioclub.com. For
more info contact Ken King at N7KMK.Ken@gmail.com.
SPARC or Saltlake Peaks
Amateur Radio Club (sponsored by L3 Communications In Salt Lake City)
normally meets the second Wednesday of each month at Noon in the club radio
room located in the L3 Communications Building “C” mezzanine,
320 N. 2200 West in Salt Lake City.
The club promotes community assistance, along with enhancement
of communication skills and engineering techniques. Dues are $12
per year. SPARC supports the 448.050 repeater (callsign K7CSW, 100 Hz PL)
and conducts an emergency committee net there each workday at 7:05 a.m.
For current information see the club web site at
www.k7csw.org.
UARC or Utah Amateur Radio
Club meets the first Thursday of each month except the months of July
and August. The meeting is held on the University of Utah campus in
the Warnock Engineering Building,
room 1230.
Time is 7:30 PM. UARC conducts an information net
every Sunday night on the 146.62 Farnsworth Peak repeater.
UARC maintains the following repeaters: 146.62 (-), 146.76(-), and 449.10.
The UARC web site can be found at
http://www.xmission.com/~uarc/.
E-mail can be sent to
uarc@xmission.com.
The Club (UARC) has a Ham Hotline, 583-3002. Information
regarding Amateur Radio can be obtained, including club information, testing,
meeting information, and membership information.
Utah Valley Amateur Radio
Club serves ham radio operators, future operators, and their
families in Utah County and surrounding areas. They specialize in
helping new hams come up to speed, but participate in a wide range of
activities, including Field Day, basic and advanced radio and antenna
instruction, build-its, contesting, licensing exam courses,
examination sessions, potluck dinners, fox hunts, and hamfests. The
ARRL-affiliated club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that holds meetings on
the first Thursdays monthly at the Orem City Council Chamber Room, 56
N State St., from 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. They hold weekly nets on their
club repeaters, 146.780- MHz and 448.200- MHz (each with a 100.0 Hz
tone) Tuesdays at 7:00 P.M. (Ladies' Net), Thursdays at 6:30
P.M. (Youth Net), and Thursdays at 7:00 P.M. (New Ham Net). All are
welcome to join, check in, or just listen. Join at
https://www.facebook.com/groups/uvarc/
by requesting membership.
The Golden Spike Amateur Radio Club (formerly UBET) holds a net every Wednesday at
8:00 PM on the 145.43, 448.300 p.l. 123.0, 145.29 repeaters. Contact Wayne
Jensen, AB7TS, for details about net. Although the club is sponsored by ATK
(formerly Thiokol) many of its members are not employed
there. The majority of the club members live in Box Elder County
but many also live in Cache and Weber Counties.
Dues
are $15 per year. Club President is Bob Haynie KC7JOK.
Their webpage URL is: www.ubetarc.org. The University of Utah Radio Club
is open to University staff, alumni and students. It is currently inactive.
Those interested in bringing it to life should contact the club advisor,
Marvin Match, KA7TPH, MEB 1254, at 581-8765.
The Utah APRS User's Group
hosts a website at www.qsl.net/utahaprs.
Utah Army MARS (Military Affiliate
Radio System): The Utah State Army MARS director is Randall Shreve,
AAA8UT (and KD7PCW). He can be contacted for membership information
at aaa8ut@aol.com. The Utah Army
MARS webpage is www.mars.gen.ut.us.
The Utah Contest Club.
The President is Jim Lawrence, W7CT.
The club callsign is NC7J and the trustee is Matt George, NG7M
mailto:m.matthew.george@gmail.com.
If you are interested in learning more about the UCC (and or contesting
in general), contact W7CT Jim Lawrence at (801)546-4399.
The club sponsors the principal Utah Packet Cluster Node giving
latest DX spots. It can be accessed via the web at
www.nc7j.com/ or via telnet
at dxc.nc7j.com.
Utah County ARES holds their
general meeting the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM. They also
conduct a net each Tuesday at 9:00 PM on the 147.34 repeater. The contact
person is Bryan Perry, AD7GI, phone (801) 794-0739, e-mail
ad7gi@ucares.org
Their Webpage URL is: http://www.ucares.org/
The Utah DX Association
is open to all amateurs interested in HF DX or contesting. Meetings
are held the third Wednesday of each month. For more
information contact Darryl Hazelgren, K7UT, (801) 580-9636,
darryl@hazelgren.net. Web
page is at www.udxa.org.
The Utah Microwave Group is an
informal group of amateurs interested in building and operating equipment
that can operate on the amateur microwave bands. They meet for breakfast
on the first Saturday of odd-numbered months at Marie Callender's,
1109 E. 3900 South, in Salt Lake City. Anyone is welcome to participate.
There are no dues and no requirement to have equipment already running.
There is also a mailing list where members can communicate between
get-togethers. More information is available at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/utahmicrowave/.
The Utah VHF Society is a
group dedicated to maintaining and operating a system of repeaters in the
state of Utah. Dues are $15.00 per year and can be sent to PO Box 482 Bountiful,
UT 84011-0482. The Utah VHF Society holds a swap meet annually, usually
on a Saturday in February. The Society holds a traffic and swap net for
its members each Tuesday night at 8:00 PM on the 147.18 and 147.12 repeaters.
They require a CTCSS tone of 100 Hz.
Contact is Mel Parkes, AC7CP at 801-547-1753.
The UVHFS maintains a webpage at
http://www.utahvhfs.org/.
Voice of Idaho Amateur Radio Club
is a Boise, ID based organization. They maintain the following repeaters:
147.24 Cinnabar Mtn; 443.600 Cinnabar Mtn; 146.840 Shafer Butte (PL 100)
with an emergency autopatch; 146.620 Snowbank Mountain; and 443.850 on
Lone Mountain, near Baker, Oregon will be relocated to somewhere in the
Treasure Valley for local coverage on an interim basis. The VOI net meets
every week on Thursday evening at 8:00 PM. on 147.24, 443.600, and 146.62,
which are linked during the net 147.240 and 443.600 cover all of southwest
and southern Idaho (as far as Twin Falls normally) and south sometimes
to Winnemucca, Nevada. 146.620 covers all of west central Idaho as
far east as Stanley and west into Oregon. Club President is
Lynn ("Raz") Rasmussen, W7RAZ, email
w7raz@voiceofidaho.org.
Mail address is 3660 Little Rock Rd, Emmett, Idaho 83617;
phone (208) 398-8808. VOI's web site is at
http://www.voiceofidaho.org/.
The West Desert Amateur Radio
Club (WDARC) holds an in-person meeting on the first Tuesday
of each month (except Jul. & Aug.) at 7:00 P.M. at the Tooele
County Courthouse, 47 S.
Main St. Tooele, UT 84074. Meeting room is in the Tooele County
Emergency Management Conference Room located in the basement of the
courthouse. Access is via the Public Safety entrance at the Sheriff's
Department off Vine St. next to Clair's Auto Repair, 64 E. Vine
St. A net is conducted on Tuesdays at 7:00 P.M. on the 147.30 (Tooele City)
repeater which requries a PL tone of 100 Hz and is part of the Tooele County
linked repeater system. The net is replaced by the in-person meeting
on the first Tuesday of each month.
WDARC supports three other linked
repeaters: the 146.980 Delle, I-80 / 145.390 Vernon Ut Rt.36, and
Wendover, Ut. 147.200 MHz. Contact person is Ernest (Walt) Barlow,
KD7HFZ, (President) (435) 882-3583.
Mail to WDARC P.O. Box 363 Tooele, Ut. 84074-0363.
Wood River Amateur Radio Club
is located in the Sun Valley Idaho area. WRAC supports the 147.18 repeater
on Della Mountain in Hailey. They conduct a net on that repeater on Tuesday
nights at 8:00 pm. Contact person is Fred Naumann at (208) 788-4540. The
club webpage URL is
www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Galaxy/1224/
Last updated June 14, 2017. For
corrections, additions, deletions, changes, or updates email
Bruce J. Bergen, KI7OM,
or Gordon Smith, K7HFV