ARRG Amateur Radio Relay Group

Portland Metro Repeaters

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

Amateur Radio Relay Group, Inc. Oregon USA

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

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 owns and operates repeaters throughout Oregon with our 1st repeater on South Saddle Mountain in the Coast Range, west of Forest Grove. In the Menu System, please visit our Detailed Repeater Information page for repeater locations.

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.

Upcoming Ham Events

February 18, 2012. Salem Hamfair & Computer/Electronics Swapmeet. Rickreall Oregon at the Polk County Fairgrounds. http://www.w7sra.com . Flyer: http://www.w7sra.com/flyer/Flyer%202012%20Final%20-%202011-10-18b.pdf (588K)

March 10, 2012. Mike & Key Swap Meet. Puyallup fairgrounds exhibition hall, Puyallup, WA. This is an ARRL sanctioned event. For information, contact dmdink@yahoo.com or n7wa@arrl.net . http://www.mikeandkey.org/flea.htm Flyer in PDF. (298K)

April 14, 2012 Yakima Hamfest. Yakima, Washington. Selah Civic Center, 216 South 1st Street, Selah, WA. This is an ARRL sanctioned event. For information, contact Lindsay Kooser (509)965-6612 n7rhw@arrl.net . http://w7aq.org/

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