In the scenic landscape of Northern New York, the Thousand Islands Repeater Club (TIRC), call sign KD2CPX, offers a rich environment for amateur radio enthusiasts to connect, learn, and grow. Established in 2013, TIRC stands as a beacon for radio operators interested in exploring digital modes, contest participation, and DX communication. Members meet monthly at the Depauville Volunteer Fire Department, with winter gatherings seamlessly shifting to the club's 146.76 repeater, fostering continuity and convenience for the club’s active participants.
TIRC's dedication to the craft of amateur radio is matched by its commitment to supporting the next generation of operators. The club offers license test sessions, repeater access, and personalized mentorship, guiding new enthusiasts through the complexities of radio communication. The club’s focus on education and resource-sharing strengthens Northern New York's amateur radio community, with members contributing to a network of knowledge and technical proficiency.
With an engaged membership of 15, led by President William K. Covey (AC2GE) and Editor Julie Covey (KC2ZTG), TIRC cultivates a friendly and collaborative atmosphere, ensuring members have access to the tools, guidance, and encouragement needed to excel. For those drawn to the art of radio and the thrill of global communication, the Thousand Islands Repeater Club provides an invaluable platform to engage with and enhance these passions. Visit their website for more information on membership and upcoming events.
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