Are you passionate about repeaters and keeping communication channels open for the ham radio community in Indiana? Then the Hoosier Repeater Builders (W9HRB) might be the perfect club for you! Established in 2015, this dedicated group focuses on repeater construction, maintenance, and ensuring reliable communication infrastructure for Indiana hams.
A Focus on Repeater Expertise
The Hoosier Repeater Builders (W9HRB) caters specifically to repeater enthusiasts:
- Repeaters: This club is dedicated to all things repeaters. If you're interested in the technical aspects of repeater construction, maintenance, and operation, the Hoosier Repeater Builders offer a space to connect with like-minded individuals and share your knowledge.
- Digital Modes (Inquire): The club description mentions digital modes, which can be particularly advantageous for repeater communication due to their efficiency and potential for overcoming signal noise. While not a primary focus, you can inquire during their annual meeting about potential applications for digital modes on repeaters.
- VHF/UHF: The focus on repeaters implies a strong understanding of VHF/UHF communication, crucial for repeater operation.
Building a Strong Repeater Support Network
While the Hoosier Repeater Builders (W9HRB) hold only one annual meeting, it provides a valuable opportunity for collaboration:
- Annual Meeting: They hold a single meeting on the 3rd Monday of August each year at Tri-County Travel Trailers in Russiaville, IN. This meeting offers a chance to connect with other repeater enthusiasts, share knowledge and experiences, and potentially contribute to ongoing repeater projects.
Join the Hoosier Repeater Builders (W9HRB)!
If you're passionate about repeaters and live in Indiana, the Hoosier Repeater Builders (W9HRB) welcomes you! Reach out to Steven M. Jones W9SMJ at n9kyb@sotacbroadband.com for more information or to inquire about the details of the annual meeting.
Additional Notes:
- The club website is not listed. Consider searching online for updates or reaching out to the contact person for more information.
- Given the focus on annual meetings, consider reaching out beforehand to confirm the date and time of the upcoming meeting.
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