Sylvan Hills
147.040 open Operational
442.225 open Operational
Cedar Mill
147.380 100.0 hz Operational
224.940 open Currently Down
South Saddle Mountain
147.320 open Operational
442.325 open Operational
Oregon State Repeaters
Mt. Hood
147.120 100.0 hz Operational
444.225 100.0 hz Operational
Bend - Awbrey Butte
147.040 open Down for Upgrades
linked to 444.225 Mt. Hood
Eugene
443.800 open Down for Upgrades
Medford
147.020 open Operational
Pendleton
145.330 100.0 hz Operational
La Grande
147.260 open Operational
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Welcome to the Official Web Site of the Amateur Radio Relay Group, Inc.
The Amateur Radio Relay Group (ARRG) (K7RPT) was incorporated by the State of Oregon in October 1977 and has been affiliated with the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) since February 1983. Please sit back and enjoy the web site we have built for you.
ARRG is
dedicated to the advancement and enjoyment of amateur radio, to
promote our hobby, to provide reliable repeaters for community
service activities, emergency communications and other types of
ham radio activities.
We are amateur
radio operators who live in Oregon and are interested in having
fun with all the varied facets of this hobby. ARRG's member's interest range across CW, HF, VHF, DX,
Packet, Repeaters, PSK-31, ATV, emergency communications and
anything new that develops.
ARRG functions
to operate VHF and UHF repeaters to provide coverage over a
large portion of the
State of Oregon. ARRG plays a vital part in the District ARES plan and has been
active during exercises and real emergency activities.
You do not have to be a member of ARRG to use the repeaters, just be a licensed Amateur Radio Operator. By joining ARRG, you will not only be helping to support our repeaters but you also will have access to members and resources to help you enjoy this great hobby. |
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The ARRG wishes to welcome all of its new Members
David Hunter, KE7BJB |
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Latest ARRG News: May 8th, 2012: After many years as the ARRG's President, Jim Campbell N7QME decided to step down as President of the ARRG to focus on his family. Jim has been instrumental in guiding the ARRG into the premier Amateur Radio Group it is today. Jim is not gone, he is still serving on the ARRG Board and guiding the team with his knowledge and experience. Jim is also active on the air, so listen for him and make sure you pass along your good wishes and tell him thank you for a job well done! To fill the slot, the board asked for nominations, and of the two qualified nominees presented, the board voted to offer the position to Marc Peterson, W7PM, who accepted the position. You can meet Marc and the rest of the team by stopping by ARRG Booth at Sea Pac, he'll be there to meet and greet each of you. So come by and say hello! Speaking of Sea Pac, all ARRG members are requested to stop by the ARRG Booth to pick up some goodies we have just for each of you and to renew or check on your membership. We are also happy to announce that one of the coveted Sea Pac presentation slots is being filled by our own Mark Walker, W7CLU on Saturday, June 2nd at 11 AM, so please come and support the group by attending Mark's presentation. Upcoming Ham Events June 1-3, 2012. Sea-Pac Hamfest. Seaside Convention Center, Seaside, Oregon. This is an ARRL sanctioned event. ai9q@arrl.net . www.seapac.org/ . August 25, 2012, Annual Clark County Amateur Radio Club (CCARC) Ham Fair, Vancouver, WA. This is an ARRL sanctioned event. Held at the Clark County Square Dance Center, 10713 NE 117th Ave, Vancouver, WA. For more info: clarkcountyhamfair@w7aia.org or www.w7aia.org . October 2012. Swap-Tober-Fest. Mid-Valley ARES. Polk County Fairgrounds, Rickreall, OR. Contact: Don Brusch, k7un@swaptoberfest.net . http://www.swaptoberfest.net |