Northern Hills Amateur Radio Club (KC0BXH): Serving the Northern Hills Community with Amateur Radio

Overview

The Northern Hills Amateur Radio Club (KC0BXH), founded in October 1997, is dedicated to promoting amateur radio activities and providing support for ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Service) and public service in the Northern Hills region. The club plays a crucial role in emergency communications and fostering community engagement with amateur radio.

Key Features of the Club

1. Meeting Schedule:
   The club holds meetings on the 2nd Friday of every month at 7:00 PM.

2. Location:
   Meetings take place at the Civil Air Patrol Building.

3. Membership:
   The club has 30 members, all of whom are licensed amateurs. 18 members are also ARRL members.

4. Services Offered:

   • Mentorship: The club offers mentoring for new and aspiring amateur radio operators.
   • On-The-Air Bulletins: The club regularly provides updates and information via on-air bulletins.
   • Repeater: The club operates a repeater to facilitate local communications.

5. Specialties:

   • Digital Modes, VHF/UHF, and Emergency Communications are key focus areas.
   • The club plays an active role in public service, with a primary emphasis on ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Service).

6. Contact Information:

   • Club Leader: Jerry Hawley KC0WC (Contact, Treasurer, Secretary)
   • Email: KC0BXH@arrl.net

7. Website:
   Northern Hills ARC Website

The Northern Hills ARC provides a supportive environment for both seasoned amateur radio operators and newcomers, with a strong emphasis on public service and emergency preparedness.