Amateur Radio

NASA astronaut Doug Wheelock, Expedition 24 flight engineer, uses a ham radio system in the Zvezda Service Module of the International Space Station. (Photo by NASA)

Amateur Radio Repeaters covering I-95 in Georgia

The repeaters and simplex frequencies listed below are the ones on which you will find much of the VHF/UHF amateur radio activity in the Coastal Georgia area, especially along the I-95 Corridor. It isn’t comprehensive, but this list will give the new ham or visiting ham the best places to look for activity. At the bottom, there is also a listing of area nets by day including club nets and ARES nets.

Savannah
146.970 – W4HBB (PL 123.0) Echolink
146.880 – W4HBB
146.700 – W4LHS (PL 100.0)
147.210 – W4HLS
147.330 – W4LHS (PL 203.5)
146.850 – K4SDJ
442.700 – W4LHS

Guyton
146.745 – AF4VH (PL 97.4)

Pembroke
147.105 – NC4D
145.280 – KJ4GGV-C DSTAR
440.700 – KJ4GGV-B DSTAR

Midway
443.300 – KA4CID

Riceboro
145.470 -KG4OGC Echolink

Glenville
146.775 – (PL 156.7) Part of the Cherry Blossom Intertie Linked System

Jesup
146.865 – N4ZON (PL 141.3)

Brunswick
145.330 – N4XGI (PL 131.8) Echolink
146.685 – KG4PXG (PL 131.8) Echolink

Kingsland
147.195 – N6EMA (PL 118.8) Echolink
147.270 – K4QHR (PL 127.3)
444.200 – K4QHR (PL 127.3) P25 Capable
444.625 – W4COJ (PL 118.8) P25 Capable, IRLP

Simplex in use along I-95
146.520 – National Calling Frequency
446.000 – National Calling Frequency
146.550 – Savannah Simplex


Coastal Georgia Area Amateur Radio Nets

Sunday
2100 – 147.330 – Coastal Amateur Radio Society Net
2100 – 147.195 – Camden County Amateur Radio Society Net

Tuesday
2000 – 147.195 – Camden County ARES Net
2000 – 28.330 – Camden County Open 10 Meter Net
2030 – 145.270 (PL 141.3) – Pierce County ARES Net

Wednesday
2100 – 146.865 – Wayne EMA Amateur Radio Club Net

Thursday
1930 – 146.865 – Wayne County Skywarn Net
2000 – 146.970 – Chatham County ARES Net
2045 – 146.550 – Chatham County Simplex Net


Georgia HF Frequencies & Nets

3.975 LSB – Georgia ARES Primary – Net Sundays at 2200 UTC
7.275 LSB – Georgia ARES 40 Meters
1.975 LSB – Georgia ARES 160 Meters
5.330.5 USB – Georgia ARES 60 Meters

3.987.5 LSB – Georgia Traffic Net – Monday-Saturday at 1300 Local
3.995 LSB – Georgia Cracker Net – Mon – Sat at 0700 Local, Sun 0800 Local
3.865 LSB – Georgia Baptist Ham Net – Sundays at 1600 Local

7.251 LSB – SouthCARS, Mon-Sat 0800-1300 Local, Sun 0800-1000 Local


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2 Responses to “Amateur Radio”
  1. Don Oberlin says:

    Hi Mac,
    Here is a link I found to build a 2 meter / 70cm Jpole antenna or buy if you don’t want to build.
    Thought you may want to pass on.

    http://www.fwarc.org/Ant%20articles/J%20Pole%20Antenna.htm

    73
    Don
    KK4AMD

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