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It shall be our purpose to further the exchange of information and cooperation between members, to promote radio knowledge, fraternalism and individual operating efficiency, and to so conduct programs and activities as to advance the general interest and welfare of Amateur Radio in the community.

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WELCOME to the world of the Park County Radio Club, Inc.
(1/9/08)

Our membership roster currently includes members from Park County as well as western Jefferson County, and other areas of the state. We are a group of Hams that like to get together and share our experiences with this fascinating hobby. While some members have friends across the country or across the world that they talk to using Amateur bands, others are focused more on the public service aspects or just the local social aspects of the club.

Many of our members are also members of ARES groups in the area. District 6 of ARES covers Park County and has a website at http://www.ares.ab0pc.org/index.shtml

We currently have three repeaters, open to all Amateurs: 146.895 on Dick Mountain near Bailey, 146.910 and 448.175 on Kenosha Range, near Kenosha Pass. The 448.175 stands alone as a repeater, and is also the link for Kenosha Range. All the repeaters require 100 hz. pl tone.

The system has very good coverage over Park County and parts of Jefferson County. Expansion of this repeater system is in progress and will include more coverage of the area and beyond. The packet station ABØPC-15, on 144.930 on Kenosha Range, is currently off-line.

We hope you enjoy browsing the content available on this site and encourage you to visit us either on the air via our repeaters (Note that we have a PCRC Net every Wednesday evening at 7:30 PM on the repeaters listed above) or at our meetings.

73, Sharon, NØDSV
Pres. PCRC