In the VHF band, the repeaters are on the following frequencies:
| 146.310/910 or 146.310 MHz Transmit | --- | 146.910 MHz Receive |
| 147.840/240 or 147.840 MHz Transmit 88.5 tone | --- | 146.240 MHz Receive |
| 147.975/375 or 147.975 MHz Transmit | --- | 147.375 MHz Receive |
On the UHF band the repeater is located on the following frequencies:
| 442.300/447.300 or 442.300 MHz Transmit | --- | 447.300 MHz Receive |
Currently the 147.840/240 repeater uses a 88.5 tone. At the present time the other three repeaters will remain " open systems " but we will evailuate this from time to time to determine if adding 88.5 tones will be necessary. All licensed ham's are welcome to use our repeater's
The 146.31/91 is the club's original frequency - it's located at the Emergency
management Agency building on Berkley Road. The repeater is a Motorola Micor
with about 45 watts out of the duplexer. The antenna is at the top of EMA's 150 foot tower and is on emergency power once the generator is brought online.
The 147.240 machine is located at the WWKI transmitter site east of Kokomo. It is also a Motorla system and the antenna is at about 350 feet. The site has an emergency generator which activates automatically when power is lost.
The 147.375 repeater is located at the EMA downtown office. It's also a Motorola Micor and the antenna is at about 120 feet on the southwest side of the EMA tower. This system has a battery backup for power outage.
442.300 is our newest system and is also at the EMA Berkley Road location. The antenna is on the side of the EMA tower at 120 feet.
We also operate the Howard County APRS Digipeater
At the present time, there are approximately 91 members of the club. The dues are $15 per year. Our dues year starts July 1st. The club meets quarterly in January, April, July and October.
| President | Will Puranen, N9AEI |
| V.President | Ron Julius, N9LRO |
| Secretary | Jim Hunt, K9GTJ |
| Treasurer | Bob Hulka, WB9FND |
| Trustee | Doug Obenchain, W9NWN |