Arlington Radio Public Service Club

Arlington Radio Public Service Club ™
W4AVA / R ----- Arlington, Virginia -- 146.625 MHz (- 600 KHz) - Tone 107.2
WB4MWF / R -- Arlington, Virginia -- 224.620 MHz (- 1.6 MHz) -- No Tone

New W4AVA repeater now online: 448.625 MHz (input 443.625) PL 107.2. RACES weekly net exercise: Wednesdays at 9 p.m. on 146.625 (-600 / PL 107.2). All Amateur Radio operators welcome to participate. Tactical RACES simplex frequency test first Wednesday of the month following RACES net.
Arlington OEM ACS-RACES Comm Plan RACES Training RACES Net RACES Resource Library RACES in Arlington County RACES in Virginia Training - Tech License Training - FEMA NIMS Ham Radio Basics Repeater Basics Repeater Use Repeater System Status Nets on .625 ARPSC News ARPSC Photo Gallery ARPSC Contact Info ARPSC Membership ARPSC HF Remote ARPSC Parts Depot ARPSC E-mail Reflector ARPSC Officers & Directors About Arlington, Virginia Visiting Washington Area Skywarn DHS • Threat Advisory National Comm System DCERN D.C. Metrorail D.C. Metro Traffic Cams Evacuating Metro Vehicles Register for Arlington Alert Roam Secure VA Emergency Districts VA Section Emergency Nets VDEM Status VA Weather Warnings Dominion Power Outages Bluemont Repeater Links	Top: Courthouse Plaza 2. Map Bottom: KI4FON on Fox 5 News Click on APEX logo to view report and photos and to listen to APEX net.	Welcome to ARPSC Many ARPSC members contribute to the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service The W4AVA repeaters serve the National Capital Region. Emergency traffic and mobile stations should be given priority use of the repeaters. ARPSC Club Meeting - Feb. 7 Don KI4FON presents a program about getting started in PSK31 and APRS. 20 ARPSC members met for dinner in Arlington. Afterward, club members toured the Arlington County Emergency Communications Center. Repeater Upgrade The installation, calibration and testing of new equipment for the W4AVA 146.625 repeater may require occasional service interruptions. We appreciate your patience. Find out more about the repeater project in the ARPSC Winter 2008 Newsletter. Copyright © 2005 Historic Naval Ships Assn. All rights reserved.