How You Can Prepare for an Emergency
During an Emergency Incident, Ham radio operators help by providing communication when all other types of communication are down, including Land Telephones, Cell Phones, and The Internet. In proper preperation you can read this article about ethics and operating procedures for Amateur Radio.
Need some additional help in getting ready for an emergency situation? Go to Ready.gov and view the online video that explains what you need to do.
You can also get a list for a Basic Emergency Supply Kit and a
Family Emergency Plan that you can fill out and give to your family members.
If you need to get a food supply ready, try Mountain House.
Club Members !
Annual membership dues of $12.00 USD for individuals 18 years old and up are due in March. Individuals 17 years old or younger pay only $1.00 USD for an annual membership. You can see the new club logo here. The items listed are sold for cost.
Every Sunday at 2:00 PM on 3.860 MHz there is an 80 Meter Net. All General Class and above are welcome to join in.
Club Meetings
All amateur radio operators and those that are interested in amateur radio are invited to attend.
- Date: Fourth (4th) Tuesday of every Month.
- Address: 153 Pucinni Lane at the Uvalde Memorial Hospital in Uvalde, Texas
- Building: Education Center just off Parking Lot B behind the Rehab Center
- Room: Education Center Meeting Room
- Time: 7:00 PM
On the other Tuesday nights of the month we conduct the Tuesday Night Net at 7:30 PM using the 2-Meter band. The frequencies and other setup information is as follows:
- Receive: 146.900
- Transmit: 146.300
- Tone: -600 kHz
- Tone Mode: T ENC
- CTCSS: 100.0
- DCS CODE: 023
- Operating Mode: Wide
- SKIP: None
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Saturday Breakfast
All Club Members, amateur radio operators, and those that are interested in amateur radio are invited to attend.
- Date: Second (2nd) Saturday of every Month.
- Location: The Kettle Resturant in Uvalde, Texas
- Time: 9:30 AM