Local Calendar

An informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

The Southern Tier Amateur Radio 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.

Training net for learning NBEMS and FLDIGI from the ground up including the different ways of sending messages. arast.info/arast_website/public

Let's remain in WinLink this week - Covering a few setup features with regards to creating a
contact list,  group contact list, personal folder, and group folder.

Then we can practice sending  a message or form to the group we set up.

We will be checking in on the 70/10 repeater as usual and moving to zoom.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81989667838?pwd=Z21SdWFSUklvUlZoTmJVVU93VWtKdz09

Meeting ID: 819 8966 7838
Passcode: 080843

An informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

The Southern Tier Amateur Radio 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.

Where The Susquehanna County Amateur Radio Club's members and other interested Amateur Radio operators meet on-the-air each Wednesday. Due to the current ailments of the Elk Mountain repeater, the net will be held on the Montrose repeater.

Everyone is welcome to participate in the weekly get together of the Binghamton Amateur Radio Association hosted by a member of BARA’s Board of Directors.

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 Creek County ARES Group of Oklahoma hosts a weekly C4FM/Fusion/Wires-X net every Wednesday evening. The intent of this net is to exercise and become more familiar with Fusion and it's capabilities as well as discussing topics and situations as they arise pertaining to ARES Organizations and activities. 

We look to share experiences and ideas on the day to day operations of an ARES group.  From ideas on Simulated Emergency Tests, Fox Hunts to Field Day operations.  We currently connect to the ARES groups from Chemung County, NY., Bradford County, PA. and others.

Our local repeater in Sapulpa Oklahoma hosts the CCAO (Creek County ARES OK.) Room #65539.  We alternate weekly with the Southern Tier System Fusion Room #21424, which is the room our ARES partners from the Southern Tier of New York area use as their home system.

We would like to grow the group on Wednesday evenings to include other ARES organizations from around the region and even the country.  Collaboration like this can be good for everyone.  So we invite you to join us.  For an accurate schedule please go to the Creek County Amateur Radio Emergency Services Facebook Page or email me.  73, Mike Toole KI5EGH 

For more information, contact Rick NN2K > https://www.qrz.com/db/NN2K 

An informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

The Southern Tier Amateur Radio 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.

Pre-registration Preferred - Walk-ins Accepted  laurelvec.com/?team=LRG  
Please create an FCC account if you don't already have one and bring your FRN number (for upgrades: a photocopy of your current license) to the test session, along with a government issued photo ID.  fcc.gov/rofrn

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 meetings.

arast.info/arast_website/public  

An informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

The Southern Tier Amateur Radio 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.

The Southern Tier Amateur Radio 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.

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

This net is also simultaneously broadcasted to a Zoom Meeting. Those that are having difficulties getting on DMR, please join the Zoom meeting. After the net, the discussion moves over to Zoom for a ragchew or to ask questions. For more information or to ask questions, please join our Facebook Group. 

dhses.ny.gov/oiec/races/racesnets.cfm  

The Southern Tier Amateur Radio 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.

The purpose of the Binghamton Radio Amateur Technical Net is to ask and answer your technical questions, announce upcoming events and chat with other club members. All hams within earshot are invited!

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.  

An informal get-together of local hams, everyone is welcome to stop by.

The Southern Tier Amateur Radio 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.