Participating  Clubs 

Phil-Mont Mobile Radio Club

https://www.phil-mont.org/

The Start: December 1949...

In 1949, five young men who shared a common interest met in Glenside, Pa., to form a new amateur radio club: Dick Dickinson, W3AAG; Leroy Hauser, W3PMD; George King, W3PXY; Bill Krewson, W3OQI; and Jim Spencer, W3QQH (later W3BBB). Because their special interest was in mobile operation, they named their new group the Phil-Mont Mobile Radio Club; all of them residing either in Philadelphia or Montgomery County. For the next few years their monthly meetings were held at the Glenside War Memorial Building.

https://www.phil-mont.org/about/history/

South Jersey Radio ASSN

https://sjra.club/sjraclub/

The South Jersey Radio Association (SJRA) is the oldest continuously operating amateur radio club in the North America, incorporated June 12, 1916. The club has been affiliated with the American Radio Relay League since 1920. Our membership is mostly from Burlington and Camden Counties in New Jersey. The club callsign is K2AA.

We have members from many professions and with many different interests in amateur radio, including DXing, contesting, homebrewing, special events, rag chewing, packet, satellites, ATV, public service, etc. You name it, and at least one SJRA member does it!

Kent Amateur Radio Society

https://k3ars.org/kars/

The Kent Amateur Radio Society (KARS, Inc.) was founded by the following members: Jim Bortner SK, WA3UJE; Jeff Hamm, WA6LHQ; Bill Clark, N3DOU; Charlie Tiemeyer, W3RMD; Ray Zimmerman, KA3HJG; Lou Grahamer, KA3KTF; Jack Dilley, KA2BYY; and Cal Coursey, N3QA The first meetings were held at the Kent County Court House in Chestertown , Maryland with the first meeting taking place on Wednesday, March 5, 1986 . The club was organized to provide emergency communications for Kent County, Maryland; public service communications for the community; and to provide training and testing for people interested in obtaining an amateur radio license.

Phil-Mont Phil-Mont Mobile Radio Club W3QV Jim Spencer Memorial Repeater 

147.030mhz (Offset +) :: PL Tone 91.5 :: Allstar Node 47970 :: EchoLink W3QV-R

The repeaters and antennas are located in the Roxborough Antenna farm, in Roxborough, PA. You know all those antenna towers you see when drving on Ridge Ave or the Schukyll Expressway? Those towers!

Yaesu System Fusion (WiresX connected) 444.800mhz UHFMobile Radio Club W3QV Jim  

• RF/Roxborough: PL 91.5

• Delaware County Input: PL 100.0

• The NEW Lawrenceville Input: PL 88.5

• https://www.phil-mont.org/repeaters/

The South Jersey Radio Association operates two repeaters in the South Jersey area. Our repeaters are open for public use without restriction. 

• K2AA  145.290  0.600 MHz PL CTSS (FM) 91.5
  EchoLink K2AA-R

• K2UK  146.865  0.600 MHz PL CTSS (FM) 131.8

The K2AA repeater is a FM/ Yaesu System Fusion enabled repeater with WIRES-X and EchoLink capability.  The repeater is located on this water tower near Medford, NJ. The height of the water tower is 175 feet, providing nearly a 25-mile range.

The K2UK Repeater located in Pine Hill, NJ is an FM/ Yaesu System Fusion enabled repeater with WIRES-X capabilities providing a range of 30 Miles.

• System 1 147.375 Mhz  + (600 Khz) 156.7

• System 2 449.175 Mhz  – (5 Mhz) 156.7

• System 3 146.49 Mhz Simplex

Repeater System Status: System 1 – Located on the tower of Kent County High School with links in Rock Hall, Galena, Chestertown and Betterton, it offers handheld coverage to all of Kent County. This main machine consists of a Motorola MTR2000 and DB products antenna with a effective radiated power (ERP) of 200 watts. The link controller is an Arcomm RC210 with an LDG RJS-8 voter. The machine uses a PL of 156.7 in and out. System 2 – Located on a tower adjacent to Chester River Hospital, this UHF repeater offers handheld coverage for the Chestertown area. The machine is a Motorola MTR2000 and DB Products antenna with an effective radiated power (ERP) of 200 watts.