Davie/Cooper City Amateur Radio Club
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Our contact information is on the About page. Copyright ©2020 Davie/Cooper City Amateur Radio Club
an ARRL Affiliate Club
an ARRL Affiliate Club
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WebMaster: Rich WB4EHG
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"Our mission is to further the exchange of information and cooperation between members, promote radio knowledge, fraternalism and operating efficiency. And, to have fun!"
Information
Broward County
Emergency
Preparedness net
7PM Friday
146.910 110.9Hz
Emergency
Preparedness net
7PM Friday
146.910 110.9Hz
We can program your HT or mobile rig,
click here to send me the brand and
model and I will see if we have the cable
and it is supported in Chirp (link).
If you have the cable and a programming
app then we are good to go and can
program it at any of our events
As of 2020/04/06:
People on the roster : 57
Paid Members : 52
ARRL Members : 42
Percent ARRL members : 74%
We meet the requirements to
be an ARRL affiliated club.
People on the roster : 57
Paid Members : 52
ARRL Members : 42
Percent ARRL members : 74%
We meet the requirements to
be an ARRL affiliated club.
Where to Find Us On the Air
Our members hangout on three different repeaters:
147.210MHz +600KHz, 131.8Hz
at Westside Regional Medical Center in Plantation. N4RQY
443.250 +5MHz, 103.5Hz Link
at W6BXQ's QTH in Dania Beach
147.330 +600KHz, 103.5Hz Link
at Florida Medical Center in Oakland Park. SFDXA
Our DMR ID is: 3164637
147.210MHz +600KHz, 131.8Hz
at Westside Regional Medical Center in Plantation. N4RQY
443.250 +5MHz, 103.5Hz Link
at W6BXQ's QTH in Dania Beach
147.330 +600KHz, 103.5Hz Link
at Florida Medical Center in Oakland Park. SFDXA
Our DMR ID is: 3164637
Coming Soon
Coming a Bit Later
Our May HF outing is cancelled due to weather and not having enough committments to get it set up and operating.
This might be a good excuse for you to put up an outside antenna.
Hurricane Preparedness
This is a link to a good article on preparing for hurricanes, recovering and relief
The Ultimate Guide To Hurricane Preparedness, Recovery & Relief
Our Coming 2m RF nets:
May 14, 21, 28
May 14, 21, 28
John has a page on his website with details of our 70cm repeater
443.250 +5MHz 103.5Hz
443.250 +5MHz 103.5Hz
TESTING:
We are trying to work out how and where to do testing. There is some effort on a national level to hold virtual test sessions.
We will announce here when we a plan.
We are trying to work out how and where to do testing. There is some effort on a national level to hold virtual test sessions.
We will announce here when we a plan.
Prospective hams and anyone interested:
Listen in to our on-air nets and on-air club meetings 147.210 +600 131.8Hz
(you don't need a license to listen)
Listen in to our on-air nets and on-air club meetings 147.210 +600 131.8Hz
(you don't need a license to listen)
A ground plane is easy to build LINK. It can go in your attic or on a simple pole outside (1" schedule 40 PVC might work). We can help
You do not need a license to listen
You do not need a license to listen
2m Net
Thursday May 21 @ 7:30ET
147.210MHz +600, 131.8Hz
Thursday May 21 @ 7:30ET
147.210MHz +600, 131.8Hz
The meeting summary for our May 2020 meeting is now online
Hurricane emergency frequencies & site
National Hurricane Center @ FIU Link
146.910 110.9Hz Primary Ft. Lauderdale
146.610 110.9Hz Secondary Pompano
146.790 88.5Hz Tertiary Ft. Lauderdale
147.330 103.5Hz Florida Medical Center,
Oakland Park
147.210 131.8Hz Westside Regional Medical Center
Plantation
146.520 simplex
14.325 MHz and 7.268 MHz HF Hurricane watch net goes active
National Hurricane Center @ FIU Link
146.910 110.9Hz Primary Ft. Lauderdale
146.610 110.9Hz Secondary Pompano
146.790 88.5Hz Tertiary Ft. Lauderdale
147.330 103.5Hz Florida Medical Center,
Oakland Park
147.210 131.8Hz Westside Regional Medical Center
Plantation
146.520 simplex
14.325 MHz and 7.268 MHz HF Hurricane watch net goes active
Hurricane Frequencies