KI4MAP Russell County Radio Club: Strengthening Communication in Phenix City

Introduction: Hello, today we will introduce the Russell County Radio Club (KI4MAP), a vibrant community of amateur radio operators in Phenix City, Alabama.

Overview of Russell County Radio Club (KI4MAP):

• Establishment and Coverage: The club has been affiliated with ARRL since July 30th, 2008, serving the Russell County area.
• Meeting Information: Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM ET at the Russell County Emergency Operations Center, located at 311 Prentiss Drive, Phenix City.
• Contact Information: For inquiries, contact Marc A. Pope WX4MAP.

Specialties and Activities:

• Specialties: The club focuses on general interest, public service/emergency, and repeaters.
• Services Offered: They provide repeater services, ensuring robust and reliable communication for their members and the community.

Community Involvement:

• Membership: The club has 15 members, all of whom are voting licensed amateur radio operators, and 12 ARRL members.
• Leadership: Key officers include Marc A. Pope WX4MAP (Contact) and Bryan Harvey Baker N4DTV (President).

Promoting Radio Science and Community Service: The Russell County Radio Club is dedicated to promoting amateur radio through various activities and services. The club plays a crucial role in emergency preparedness and public service, ensuring members are well-trained and ready to assist in times of need.

Conclusion: Thank you for learning about the Russell County Radio Club (KI4MAP)! For more details about their activities and how to join, stay connected with them.

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