JARC Website Is Finished!
The new Joplin website is complete. We will be looking for bugs or any broken links, as well as adopting suggestions and improvements for the new website. Thank you for your patience. We know it has taken longer than expected and we apologize.
Both Stores are NOW live! Buy/Sell/Trade / Club Store
See Navigating the JARC Website: Tips and Tricks for useful information on the use of the site.
Joplin Amateur Radio Club (W0IN)
Carthage Tower Project now online!
Amazing progress has been made on the 199′ Carthage tower located behind the King Saver grocery store in the last couple days. Removal of the two large microwave horns has been accomplished and hardline is being run as I type this story, (completed). Thanks to the tireless efforts of Rex, WA0UPB, and Willis, K0SMK, the dream is becoming a reality. Several volunteers from the club assisted with much of the grunt work including Dale, John, Jared, Ian, Dean, and Chris. Apologies to anyone I missed. (Let me know and I will add credit here.) However, there is still much to do. The repeater was hooked up and tested with an output of 25 watts.
This is the old Mercy Hospital repeater that was once on Jim Scott’s house. The frequency is 145.19, negative offset, with 91.5 pl tone. We will eventually have Fusion and DMR on this device. Stay tuned for further details.
Joplin Amateur Radio Club (W0IN)
Joplin Amateur Radio Club’s Transition to HamClubOnline.com – HCOL
Exciting news is brewing within the Joplin Amateur Radio Club! We’re thrilled to announce our decision to switch over to the dynamic digital platform of Hamclubonline.com. This transition marks a significant step forward in enhancing our club’s operations, communication, and overall experience for our valued members.
As enthusiasts of the amateur radio hobby, we understand the importance of staying connected, sharing knowledge, and fostering a sense of community. With the myriad of digital tools available today, it’s imperative for us to embrace modern solutions that streamline our operations and enrich our interactions.
Hamclubonline.com provides a comprehensive suite of features tailored specifically for amateur radio clubs like ours. From managing membership databases to organizing events, from facilitating discussions to sharing resources, this platform offers a centralized hub for all our club’s activities. Its user-friendly interface ensures smooth navigation for both seasoned members and newcomers alike.
Here are some highlights of what Hamclubonline.com has to offer:
- Membership Management: Say goodbye to manual record-keeping! With Hamclubonline.com, managing memberships becomes effortless. From renewals to member profiles, everything is seamlessly organized in one place.
- Event Coordination: Planning club meetings, field days, or special events? Hamclubonline.com simplifies the process with its event management tools, allowing us to schedule, invite, and track RSVPs efficiently.
- Discussion Forums: Engage in lively discussions, share insights, and seek advice within our dedicated forums. Hamclubonline.com fosters vibrant community interaction, enabling us to learn from each other and grow as radio enthusiasts.
- Resource Sharing: Whether it’s equipment recommendations, antenna-building guides, or DXing tips, Hamclubonline.com facilitates the sharing of valuable resources among members, enriching everyone’s amateur radio journey.
- Real-Time Notifications: Stay informed about club updates, upcoming events, and important announcements with instant notifications delivered right to your device.
The decision to transition to Hamclubonline.com reflects our commitment to embracing innovation while preserving the camaraderie and passion that define our club. We believe this move will not only streamline our administrative tasks but also foster greater engagement and collaboration among members.
Thank you for being part of the Joplin Amateur Radio Club’s journey. With Hamclubonline.com by our side, we’re poised to elevate our club experience to new heights!
Stay tuned for further updates, and let’s continue to explore the boundless possibilities of amateur radio together.
73,
Rex Chambers – President, Joplin Amateur Radio Club