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Amateur Radio Relay Group, Inc.
An Oregon Non-Profit Public Service Team since 1977
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The ARRG Booth at SEAPAC
this year was a major hit!
Thanks for all your
support by coming by the ARRG booth.
We gained many new members and had many member renewals, which
means another year of continued upgrade and expansion of your
K7RPT Repeater System. Check out all the Pictures and Video of
the event by checking out our Facebook scroll to the right or by
visiting Facebook proper.
 The
ARRG SEAPAC Spring $1 Raffle Winners
The Yaesu FT-70DR Dualband FM/Digi walkie was awarded to
Brian McCallister, KJ7BLP from Salem, Oregon.
The Yaesu FTM-100DR Dualband FM/Digi mobile was awarded to Jane
Beals, W7LAW from Carlton, Oregon.
Evan Vander Stoep, KJ7BRE received the prestigious Public
Service through Technology Young Ham Award at this years SEAPAC.
He was also interviewed by the ARRL video team in from the East
Coast.
It should be noted that many of you suggested we hold a Summer
Online Raffle, so as to give our web readers
and those that aren't able to make it to SEAPAC an opportunity
to also participate and further help support the club. This is a
great idea and I promise to bring this up at our next ARRG Board
meeting and see if we can do this.
One other suggestion we are looking at is to sponsor a Portland
Metro Ham Swap/Estate sale this summer. ARRG and other groups
and individuals are currently sitting on about 10 radio estates,
which should make up around a 20 table event. So if you like
this idea, please let us know!
73, Marc W7PM
Welcome to ARRG and the K7RPT Repeater
System
The Amateur Radio Relay Group, Inc. (ARRG) is an Oregon
Non-Profit 501C (3)public service organization. ARRG owns and
operates eighteen or so VHF and UHF repeaters, all of which make
up the K7RPT Repeater system.
ARRG was founded in 1977 and we are currently celebrating our
41th year of providing quality repeater service to the Amateur
Radio Community.
ARRG believes in Public Service through Technology and we
operate three Worldwide Internet connected EchoLink VOIP
nodes and one IRLP VOIP node. We also operate an APRS Digi at
Government Camp - Mt. Hood and at our South Saddle Mountain
radio site.
ARRG supports many Public Service events in the community. We do
this by setting up and operating portable repeaters and dispatch
gear for events like the Hood to Coast and Portland to Coast
Relay, Reach the Beach, Cycle for Life ride and Race for the
Cure events.
If you are New to Amateur Radio or just new to ARRG and the
K7RPT Repeater System, our technical team members are here to
assist you by answering questions, chatting up your Ham related
ideas and even providing you in person help and support - just
ask!
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K7RPT Community Assistance
Did you know that ARRG often refurbishes donated gear we receive so we
can in turn repurpose the gear by getting it into the hands of new Ham's
in our Community?
We are always looking for your tax deductible donation of good used gear, repeaters and mobiles to use
as linking radios. We also appreciate receiving your donation of test equipment,
wattmeter's,
coax, hardline, commercial and ham antennas, towers and rotors.
You name it, we'll help you get rid of it by picking it up and providing you
an itemized tax deductible receipt.
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