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Monday, October 13, 2025



ARRL Foundation Accepting Grant Applications in October

Amateur Radio Licensing Update During US Government Shutdown


Join Us ! Open to ALL Licensed
Amateur Radio Operators

Held on the W9ATG Linked Repeaters located
4 miles NE of Greenfield, IN

145.330 MHz (-) CTCSS 88.5
444.450 MHz (+) DCS 465

146.550 MHz Simplex if
the Repeater is Unavailable

Test your Radios Transmit/Receive Signal Propagation & Reception, Hear Local Announcements and
Volunteer Opportunities, and Buy-Sell-Trade Amateur Radio Related Equipment


Jamboree on the Air (JOTA) is an annual Scouting event that connects Scouts around the world with the use of Amateur Radio. The event will be held on the third full weekend of October ( 17th thru the 19th) , together with Jamboree on the Internet (JOTI)

Additional VHF Frequencies: 147.450 MHz – 147.480 MHz – 147.510 MHz – 147.540 MHz (call)


Tecumseh Trail Challenge Marathon is famous for its point-to-point, epic route through the hills and hollers of Brown County, Indiana in its 23rd year!  Amateur Radio has been a part of that tradition and again is tasked with communications in the area. Volunteers will need to be self sufficient, able bodied (ie can get around on trail heads, and moderate areas) and have a good antenna/radio set up.  Details are still forthcoming but put this fun and challenging event on your calendars. To volunteer contact Jeff Hammer N9NIC via his email n9nic@arrl.net




Hancock County EOC Map
640 S. Franklin St.
Greenfield, IN

Visitors are Always Welcome


Tech Presentation:

TBA


9:00 am – 11:00 am
New Licenses & Upgrades
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Hancock County EOC Map
640 S. Franklin St., Greenfield



9:00 am
Hancock County EOC
640 S. Franklin Rd., Greenfield, IN

ARES Coordinator – Rich, K9WG

The ARES Group meets monthly on the 2nd Saturday of the month to discuss emergency communication protocols and operational strategy that would be implemented by radio amateurs during a county disaster declaration.


The Monumental Marathon is approaching on November 8th and ham radio is once again being asked to support this race. There are 26 stations to be staffed for the 5k, half marathon, and full marathon routes.  Among the fun events ham radio supports, this one is cool temperatures and typically easy going. Sign up before the slots are all filled!  We will need 28 volunteers for this event
CLICK HERE TO VOLUNTEER






Hancock County EOC Map
640 S. Franklin St.
Greenfield, IN

Visitors are Always Welcome


Tech Presentation:

TBA




Hancock County EOC Map
640 S. Franklin St.
Greenfield, IN


Visitors are Always Welcome




September 28thIndiana’s ARES Report for August



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