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September Meeting Recap!
We had a great September meeting, with 14 total present, consisting of 13 members (3 officers), and one visitor. The meeting was displaced to one of the outdoor pavilions, since the firehouse training room appeared to be in use for firehouse training! It’s like they think they own the place! 🙂 Our Illustrious Secretary could Continue reading
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Monday Net, August 18, 2025
Just in case you couldn’t make the net (what, you have other stuff going on that’s not amateur radio?), here’s a brief recap. The swap net brought some cool stuff from George, W2AGR. He’s got an Ameritron 811H, a Tail Twister TX2, and a rare Yaesu clock he wants to get rid of. Find him Continue reading
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August 2025 Update
Hey everyone! Here’s your quick rundown of what went down at our August 9th meeting at 200 N Allen St. We had a good crowd, a few laughs, and got a lot done — all before 10 AM! 🏆 New Board for 2025-2026! Our first meeting with the new leadership team for the year – Continue reading
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Great Meeting and two new hams!
February’s meeting was a great success, with good attendance, and a great testing session. We opened the meeting with 12 members, and 3 visitors (which, I believe all three joined the club!). The repeater has been working fine, Frank reported, other than echolink being down for a time due to a computer issue. Ben reported Continue reading
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NWS Storm Spotter Classes 2025
Interested in the weather? The National Weather Service runs spotter classes. The 2025 schedule is up now. Find a class near you, or join one of the online offerings. More info here: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/c8094354f42d4f459a486bcb70185196 Continue reading
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Field Day 2025
Field Day, the summer contest that tests your off-grid operating capabilities, is almost upon us. This year, it starts at 1800 UTC on June 28, and ends at 2059 UTC June 29. Here in Missouri, that would be 1:00pm on June 28 until 3:59pm on June 29. Again, we’ll be operating as a club from Continue reading
About US
The Eastern Ozarks Amateur Radio club has been operating since 1978, serving the amateur radio community in St. Francois, Washington, Madison, and other southeastern Missouri counties. The club repeater, at 147.030, PL 100, is active and hosts multiple nets throughout the week, and it open for ragchewing via RF or EchoLink, when not otherwise in use. We encourage you to call in and say “Hi!”
We would also love if you came to a club meeting on the second Saturday of each month at 9am. We meet at the Bonne Terre Fire House, 2020 N. Allen St, Bonne Terre.
73s!
Eastern Ozarks Amateur Radio Club 