HARP USA - Ham Radio Plus, USA​
Connecting Communities through Ham Radio & the Internet
WELCOME TO HARP USA !
Welcome to Ham Radio Plus!
If you have any inquiry or question about our club please send us an email at officers@harpusa.org
ONGOING & UPCOMING PROJECTS
Testing AREDN
The club is in the processes of setting up AREDN (Amateur Radio Emergency data Network) Nodes to help with the club's Emcomm Projects. For more info about AREDN please check their website @ www.arednmesh.org
AREDN Nodes
K6KBM-HARPUSA-LHG-5
K6KBM-HARPUSA-HAP-AC
K6IRF-HARPUSA-HAP-AC
K6IRF-HARPUSA-150
K6KKK-HARPUSA-HAP-AC
K6KKK-HARPUSA-LHG-5
K6UD-HARPUSA-HAP-AC
KE6YEP-HARPUSA-150
DW3IRF-PAREDN-HAP-AC
DW1OTT-PAREDN-GLINET
DU3FS-PARDEN-150
DU1AJ-PAREDN-150
AREDN Nodes via Tunnel
DU Clubs who want to connect to AREDN via Tunnel, please contact k6irf@yahoo.com
CONTACT US
Repeater @ Santiago Peak
448.260 MHz Analog PL 127.3
DMR TalkGroup 51526
Winlink on Analog
HARP USA supports the PAREDN Network
HAM RADIO NEWS
HARP USA on DMR
Club DMR Repeater is now online.
Repeater ID: 110658 Call Sign (K6IRF)
& TalkGroup # 51526 . The club also requested TalkGroup #515911 for use during Simulation Emergency Test between stations and during actual Disaster Emergencies. Looking forward to use DMR whenever available to get Health & Welfare Traffic.
ALLSTARLINK
DW1IRF Winlink Gateway in Navotas City Philippines
DR1X with MMDVM board, Pi-Star (Fusion) @ 448.940 Johnstone Peak is now run by Omega Communication Club.
220 Mhz Packet Node setup in Claremont.
A new 220 Node was setup in Claremont to help connect Los Angeles packet stations to San Bernardino.
Club DX Team Callsign
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