BARC, in association with K9IU and K9SOU, will be observing ARRL Field Day at Karst Farm Park on June 27 and 28. Setup will begin at 6:00pm on the evening of June 26.
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Hello and welcome to the Bloomington Amateur Radio Club (BARC). We are a club of Amateur Radio Operators living, working, and operating in and around Bloomington, Indiana.
Start them off early!
Whether you are new to amateur radio, more popularly known as ham radio, a seasoned ham, someone interested in amateur radio who has moved to Bloomington or Monroe County recently, or just want to learn about ham radio, join us, your local amateur radio community. BARC is a friendly group of hams who are ready at a moment's notice to provide reliable communications and are an integral part of Monroe Country emergency preparedness plans. As Indiana is located toward the tail end of the tornado alley, many local hams are also trained weather spotters and assist the National Weather Service (NWS) with "ground truths" when we are hit by severe weather.
Bloomington Amateur Radio Club:
Active since 1967
Engaged in Monroe Country emergency preparedness (via ARES/RACES)
Engaged in local weather spotting and working with NWS
Over 100 members
Provides VE testing on behalf of FCC/ARRL
Engaged in local activities such as the Hilly Hundred
BARC, in association with K9IU and K9SOU, will be observing ARRL Field Day at Karst Farm Park on June 27 and 28. Setup will begin at 6:00pm on the evening of June 26.
Please contact
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with any questions.
Effective immediatelly, NWS has started broadcasting alerts for W. Greene county on the Edwardsport station WWG 83 (162.425MHz) as it provides better coverage than the WWG 72 station in Georgia.
