Pocahontas repeater Fully Operational
Our thanks to Ray N0LGR for his work on the Pocahontas repeater. It is now in full operation. The 2 meter and the 440 repeater are on line. The link to Dell is working really well. Glad to have them on line. Ray changed the 2 meter repeater out and replaced it with a repeater with a better receiver. It should make a big difference.
NEA Link System Expanded
The LCARC and the NEA link system now has a link to Dell, Ar. Mississippi Co. Near Blytheville. Thanks to Steve Crosskno N5EQW & Ray Maynard N0LGR for their work and patience getting it up and running. We may still have some fine tuning to do. But at the present time it is “workable” The Dell repeater frequency is 444.650 with tone of 186.2. This repeater is linked into the Pocahontas repeater and all of the link repeaters. This should cover a lot of NE Ar. and some of SE Mo and West Tn. Thanks to all of the repeater owners on the link system for keeping the repeaters going.
Many thanks to Jared (K5ihc) our vice-president for the donation of a riding mower. We plan to use this at the Pocahontas tower. It needed a little TLC, but it is ready to go. The controller has been repaired and shipped back, Just waiting when Ray has time to look at the other radios.
73, Glendal
Welcome to the Lawrence County Amateur Radio Club (L.C.A.R.C.).
- Our club callsign is W5WRA.
- Our clubhouse is located in the BRTC Fire Training Academy building by the Walnut Ridge Regional Airport at 114 Wilson Drive, Walnut Ridge, AR.
- Our repeaters are located in Imboden, AR.
- Our meetings and local VHF nets are open to all wishing to participate. – 73
Mission Statement
The mission of the Lawrence County Amateur Radio Club , Inc. is to provide radio communications with honor and integrity while honoring the amateur radio code of ethics. We strive to provide technical support services to others interested in amateur radio communications And to provide radio communications as needed during local and state emergency situations.