Eastern Ozarks Amateur Radio Club

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Field Day - 267 Contacts with 12 international!

Club Meeting August 8th!

CERT Classes Oct 2nd and Oct 9th!

Park Hills Fire Department!

 

International Space Stationernational Space Station Viewing

For S.E. Missouri Area 

 Go To Nasa's Space Station Sighting page

View some of Cassini's best photos of Saturn!

So you want to contact the space station? Click Here!


 

 

 Club Meetings!

 Our Next meeting is on August 8th at 2 PM. It is located  at the First Baptist Church in Bismarck.

Topics of discussion this month include our upcoming Fall Fest event  and other upcoming activities. 

We'll be looking forward to you being there! Membership application form on About Us page.

 

VE Testing!

Our sessions continue to be a success with  more new ham and upgrades. 

 Next test session August 8th at 2 PM in Bismarck at the First Baptist Church. VE  testing will be conducted at each club meeting date. Upon request special sessions can be requested. You can arrive a little early to test!

 

For Information on our next session click here!


Fall Fest 2010

  Be sure to mark this down on your calendars! Bonne Terre City Park on September 11th from 8AM to 4 PM! Free tailgating!! We will have food and drinks offered! 

 

 


 

 

 

 


 


On July 31st, we return to M G's Eatery in St Genvieve! Visit with the St Gen County Amateur Radio Club group at 9 AM. It is located on the intersection of highways 32 and 61. Call in on the St Gen repeater 146.625 - PL 100.00
 
 

 Ham Breakfast

   Each Saturday we try and get together for an informal meeting. Just a bunch of hams talking the week events, antennas, radios and whatever we think of.  Its also a family affair where we all can get to know one another.

The subject matter is not all ham radios, just about any other hobby or passion s discussed and  updated. Nothing is left out. Computers, car, motorcycles, hunting, geocaching, fishing are just a few of the topics mentioned.

Feel free to attend and be
come a part of the group. Being a ham radio operator is not a requirement, but you know how hams got their name so you can understand part of the fun of it all. See you there! The parking lot loaded with antennas!

 

Addie Makes short work of a stack of pancakes!

 

 


 

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