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The 2009 IRA "Good Old Days" Hamfest was a huge success once again. Thanks to all who volunteered and attended.

 Results from the Fox Hunt that followed the hamfest can be found HERE.
   
   

 

The 147.16 repeater site on 92nd Street hill located six miles south of Grand Rapids

 

The Independent Repeater Association maintains a network of 2-meter repeaters covering western Michigan from the Indiana border to the upper peninsula. Everyone is welcome to use and enjoy the linked-repeater system.

 

 (Click on map for a larger image.)

 

UPDATES

Posted technical updates for 2008 and early 2009 3-18-09
Issued news update regarding GR antenna ordinance changes. 1-3-09
Added pictures from the 2008 Good Old Days Hamfestival. 6-25-08

 

 

The West Michigan Traffic Net is now on the link system on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights at 9 p.m.  Listen in and participate!

Pass messages, sharpen your net skills and help out!

THE SAME PEOPLE RAG-CHEWING FOR HOURS ON THE LINK SYSTEM IS DISCOURAGED. PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE AND COURTEOUS!

Please use, enjoy, communicate and make friends on the link-system, but try to refrain from rag-chewing longer than 10 or 15 minutes. There are potentially 2,600 hams in the available coverage area of the link-system and everyone deserves a turn. Courtesy is contagious.


Visits since 2-8-07

 

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