Local Event Calendar

The Early Bird Net gets together every morning to start the day with a bit of congeniality and social comments.

The "Cedric Net" is an informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

This Volunteer Exam (VE) Test Session is an opportunity for amateur radio enthusiasts to take their licensing exams. To participate, individuals must bring their Federal Registration Number (FRN) or a photocopy of their current license, along with a government-issued photo ID. If you don't already have an FRN number, you can create one through the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) website. Walk-ins are accepted.

The STAR Net is a member of the National Traffic System, with the primary purpose of passing traffic into and out of the Southern Tier of New York State. Our daily gathering serves as a vital hub for communication, allowing hams in the region to exchange messages and stay connected. Whether you have important information to transmit or simply want to engage in friendly on-air conversations, the STAR Net welcomes all amateur radio operators to participate.

Everyone is welcome to attend as BARA meetings are open to all. The only prerequisite for attending is an interest in Amateur Radio. In addition, you will have the opportunity to meet other ham radio operators in your area and learn from their experiences as well. Can’t attend in person? Join us virtually via Zoom! Click here to Join the Zoom Meeting. Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge, make new friends, and celebrate the world of Ham Radio. We can’t wait to see you there!

The Susquehanna County Amateur Radio Club's members and other interested Amateur Radio operators meet on the air each Wednesday.

The Early Bird Net gets together every morning to start the day with a bit of congeniality and social comments.

The "Cedric Net" is an informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

The STAR Net is a member of the National Traffic System, with the primary purpose of passing traffic into and out of the Southern Tier of New York State. Our daily gathering serves as a vital hub for communication, allowing hams in the region to exchange messages and stay connected. Whether you have important information to transmit or simply want to engage in friendly on-air conversations, the STAR Net welcomes all amateur radio operators to participate.

The weekly net of the Amateur Radio Association of the Southern Tier that meets on Thursdays except for the third Thursday of each month when we have our monthly club meeting.

The Early Bird Net gets together every morning to start the day with a bit of congeniality and social comments.

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The "Cedric Net" is an informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

The STAR Net is a member of the National Traffic System, with the primary purpose of passing traffic into and out of the Southern Tier of New York State. Our daily gathering serves as a vital hub for communication, allowing hams in the region to exchange messages and stay connected. Whether you have important information to transmit or simply want to engage in friendly on-air conversations, the STAR Net welcomes all amateur radio operators to participate.

The "Cedric Net" is an informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

The STAR Net is a member of the National Traffic System, with the primary purpose of passing traffic into and out of the Southern Tier of New York State. Our daily gathering serves as a vital hub for communication, allowing hams in the region to exchange messages and stay connected. Whether you have important information to transmit or simply want to engage in friendly on-air conversations, the STAR Net welcomes all amateur radio operators to participate.

Quarter Century Wireless Association, Chapter 28 - Central New York and Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania. Everyone is welcome, you do not have to be a member to join the round table.

The STAR Net is a member of the National Traffic System, with the primary purpose of passing traffic into and out of the Southern Tier of New York State. Our daily gathering serves as a vital hub for communication, allowing hams in the region to exchange messages and stay connected. Whether you have important information to transmit or simply want to engage in friendly on-air conversations, the STAR Net welcomes all amateur radio operators to participate.

The primary purpose of the ‘STNY Digital Voice Net’ is to help foster an active Digital Voice community in the Southern Tier of New York and to provide a forum for those that are interested or have questions regarding various Digital Voice topics. While this net is primarily for the Southern Tier, all stations are more than welcome to check in.

Visit stnydmr.net for more information.

Join us every Sunday evening for the Binghamton Radio Amateur Technical Net, where you can ask and receive answers to your technical questions, get updates on upcoming events and engage in friendly conversations. This is a fantastic opportunity for hams in the area to come together and share their knowledge and experiences. All amateurs within earshot are warmly invited to participate in this lively gathering!

Summary of Connection Entry Points to the Southern Tier System Fusion Network. When using these repeaters, do not use or concern yourself with Wires-X. Simply access the repeater in Digital Voice Narrow (DN) mode as these repeaters are already linked. Click here to "Listen In on Broadcastify".

The Chemung County ARES Net holds weekly on-air nets to facilitate the passing of traffic that may be of interest to the local ham community. We also have a secondary purpose for holding the nets. That purpose is to get everyone used to a directed net format, which is the same type of net format that is used in emergency operations.

We encourage check-ins from all licensed amateur radio operators, and we also encourage operators to take turns at being the Net Control. We even have a guest Net Control program for people who might like to try out being a Net Control Operator before volunteering to be put on the regular schedule. Look for the Net Control Format and Recording Forms on the Documents Page of our site.

Our nets are held each Sunday Night at 9:00 PM local time. We normally alternate between the 147.360+ and the 146.700- repeaters. If one of the repeaters is not operational, the net will be held on the one that is working.

The Net Control Schedule can be found on the Amateur Radio Association of the Southern Tier's Web Site.  

The Early Bird Net gets together every morning to start the day with a bit of congeniality and social comments.

The "Cedric Net" is an informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

The Amateur Radio Coffee Klatch is on Zoom as well for those that are unable to attend in person.
Click here to Join Part 1 Zoom Meeting at 9:00 AM or by calling 929-205-6099
Meeting ID: 737 7466 0537 - Passcode: 7Knvpb
Click here to Join Part 2 Zoom Meeting at 9:45 AM or by calling 929-205-6099
Meeting ID: 759 7503 9609 - Passcode: 0hWN05

The STAR Net is a member of the National Traffic System, with the primary purpose of passing traffic into and out of the Southern Tier of New York State. Our daily gathering serves as a vital hub for communication, allowing hams in the region to exchange messages and stay connected. Whether you have important information to transmit or simply want to engage in friendly on-air conversations, the STAR Net welcomes all amateur radio operators to participate.

The Early Bird Net gets together every morning to start the day with a bit of congeniality and social comments.

The "Cedric Net" is an informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

The STAR Net is a member of the National Traffic System, with the primary purpose of passing traffic into and out of the Southern Tier of New York State. Our daily gathering serves as a vital hub for communication, allowing hams in the region to exchange messages and stay connected. Whether you have important information to transmit or simply want to engage in friendly on-air conversations, the STAR Net welcomes all amateur radio operators to participate.