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146.700, PL-100.0

Founded in 2006

The Jasper Radio Club, an ARRL affiliated Amateur Radio Club located in the Appalachian mountains' first mountain city of Jasper, Georgia, in beautiful Pickens County. The club welcomes licensed amateur radio operators in northwest Georgia or anyone interested in the amateur (ham) radio operation hobby and/or working with ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Services).

Our community-run club combines emergency communications with digital radio technologies for operators of all skill levels.

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Jasper Radio Club

The Cornerstone Church graciously hosts the Jasper Radio Club on their beautiful campus in Jasper, Georgia located at 140 Cornerstone Dr.

A small non-denominational, bible teaching and believing fellowship church Looking forward to the return of our LORD and Savior, JESUS CHRIST.

Services: Sunday at 9:30 AM

20+ Years

The Jasper Repeater

146.700 MHz

VHF Frequency

123.0 Hz

CTCSS Tone

-0.600 MHz

Offset

Your Journey Begins here . . .

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Study Resources

VE Session Registration

Callsign Issuance

Elmer Mentorship

Visit our Forum here to access a plethora of information to guide you through your journey. There you can access a ton of documents, ask questions and meet hams from throughout the area,

In the forum you can also find links to many valuable resources including the ARRL and self administered practice exams.

Sign up for monthly FCC Volunteer Examiner testing sessions hosted by our club. These testing sessions are held every second Thursday of the month at 6:30PM, just prior to the monthly club meeting/

Receive your unique F.C.C. call sign and join the global amateur radio community.

In our forum even find an Elmer (A veteran Ham who loves to help less experienced operators learn more).

Connect with these experienced operators for free personalized guidance and technical advice.

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Our Elmer mentors and testing coordinators are here to help you get on the air.

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