Calling all ham radio enthusiasts in Baraga County, Michigan and surrounding areas! The Baraga County Repeater Association (BCRA) is a welcoming ARRL-affiliated club that offers a variety of activities and resources for anyone interested in the exciting world of ham radio.
Why Choose Baraga County Repeater Association?
- Something for Everyone: BCRA caters to a wide range of ham radio interests, including contesting, digital modes, DXing (long-distance communication), VHF/UHF communication, and general interest activities. They're also a great resource for anyone interested in public service or getting involved with a school or youth group.
- Supportive Learning Environment: The club may offer entry-level license classes to help you get started in ham radio. They can also connect you with mentors who can answer your questions and guide you on your licensing journey (check their website for class updates).
- Commitment to Public Service: The Baraga County Repeater Association might participate in events to support the community during emergencies.
- Stay Informed and Connected: Receive club updates and information through on-the-air bulletins. The club might also maintain a Packet Radio BBS (electronic bulletin board system) for additional communication and information sharing (check their website for details).
- Technical Resources: They maintain a repeater system for communication within the area.
- Annual Hamfest: Enjoy the camaraderie and explore ham radio gear and opportunities at the club's annual hamfest (check their website for details on the next event).
Meeting Information:
Please note: The information provided by the ARRL website lists the meeting date as July 11th, 2017 (which might be outdated). It also mentions "Second Tuesday of each month" If you're interested in attending a meeting, it's best to contact the club directly to confirm the date and time.
Get Involved!
- Contact Keith Alan Almli KE8CPN, the club president, at pcmxnetworks@gmail.com or by phone at (906) 524-2247.
- Visit the club website (http://www.bcra.us) to learn more about their activities, licensing classes (if offered), hamfests, and membership benefits (website content might not be up-to-date).
- Explore the ARRL website (https://www.arrl.org) for additional resources on amateur radio and to find other clubs in your area.
The Baraga County Repeater Association could be a valuable resource for you, especially if you're interested in exploring various aspects of ham radio, getting your license, or giving back to your community in Baraga County. By reaching out to the club president or visiting their website (consider contacting them to confirm information), you can learn more about their programs and how to get involved in the exciting world of ham radio.
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