The Titusville Amateur Radio Club
Brevard County, Florida, USA

	K4KSC Titusville,   FL USA   32781-0073
The Titusville Amateur Radio Club is affiliated with Amateur Radio Emergency Services, the Brevard Emergency Amateur Radio Service, and provides communications support for our community. A Disaster Preparedness Organization as defined by FEMA 146.910 MHz & 146.970 MHz TARC@TitusvilleARC.Org Practice Exams Orlando Hamfest Testing Link | Club Meetings | | Weather | | Newsletter | | Nets | | Club Repeaters | | Club Officers | | Other Information and Clubs | | Commercial and Ham License Test Sessions | | FEMA Course Links | | Mailing Address |

WX (Weather) Links
Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30 of each year. Go To The Skywarn Home Page Submit a Skywarn Storm Report NHC Hurricane Home Page Tropical Report Weather Underground GOES Satellite Photo Melbourne Doppler Weather Radar Titusville Weather Forcast Hurricane Names W4GBW's Merritt Island WX Fire Watch Index On your WAP enabled phone: http://tinyurl.com/bvd6b

Club Meetings:

4th Tuesday of each month at 1900 local time.

Monthly meetings held 7pm-9pm on the 4th Tuesday
of each month at the Titusville Masonic Lodge.

Meeting Address:
Titusville Masonic Lodge
19 N Washington Ave (Click address for map)
Titusville, FL 32796

Read the latest Club Newsletter
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TARC By-Laws

Nets

Club Nets	Frequency	Day/Time (Local)
Mosquito Net:	28.333 MHz USB	Wednesday, 18:00-20:00
VIP Net:	146.910 MHz	Thursday, 10:00
Other Local Nets	Frequency	Day/Time (Local)
Central Brevard ATV Net:	146.940 MHz	Monday, 18:30
Florida 2 Meter SSB Net:	144.210 MHz	Monday, 19:00
Central Brevard EOC Net:	147.135 MHz	Tuesday, 18:30
Central Brevard ARES/RACES Net:	147.135 MHz	Wednesday, 19:30
IRARC ARES/RACES Net:	145.370 MHz	Wednesday, 19:15
CARS Net:	147.36 MHz (107.2 tone)	Thursday, 19:00

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Club Repeaters are all open communications and closed patch:

• W4REN - Jan Ferguson, Trustee
  Frequency: 146.910- MHz
  Output Power: 30 Watts
  Antenna approximately 150 ft above ground level at 8.5 dBd
  Location: S. Titusville
  
  
• W4CEL - Warren Murray, Trustee
  Frequency: 146.970- MHz
  Output Power: 30 Watts
  Antenna approximately 100 ft above ground level at 6.5 dBd
  Location: N. Titusville
  
  
• KD4HNW - Ken Denman, Trustee
  Frequency: 146.775
  Output Power: 50 Watts
  Antenna aproximately 105 Ft above ground level
  Location: Aurantia, FL (Hog Valley)
  

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Current Officers:

• President - Jan Ferguson W4REN
  
• Vice President - Bob Farrington W4YBI
  
• Secretary - Sherry Ferguson KU4ZO
  
• Treasurer - Thomas McArdle WB4FJS
  
  
• Directors - Bob Farrington W4YBI, Archie Shetler WN3DHI, Duane Pocock KF4FQW, and Derek Roberts KJ4UFX

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Commercial and Ham Radio Exams:

FCC Exams are held anytime convenient to both the applicant and the volunteer examiners.
For information on exams, and directions contact: Sherry Ferguson - KU4ZO at 321-269-2796.

You should probably study up or at least (for Ham Radio) take the practice exams online (and perhaps more practice exams and even another) before then.

For Commercial Exams you might like to visit the following site. W5YI before testing.

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FEMA courses, ICS Course List IS-100.b, Introduction to the Incident Command System IS-200.b, ICS for Single Recources and Initial Action Incidents IS-250, Emergency Support Function 15 External Affairs: A new Approach to Emergency Communications and Information Distribution IS-288, Role of Voluntary Agencies in Emergency Management IS-700a, National Incident Management System (NIMS), An Introduction IS-800b, National Response Plan, An Introduction IS-802, Emergency Support Functions Communications ARRL Emergency Communications Courses EC-001 Introduction to Emergency Communications click on the '+' sign The above course is a replacement for the previous 3 levels of coursework. Make sure you complete the prerequisite courses required before beginning EC-100 (see FEMA training above) Postion Task Books (PTB), National Wildfire Coordinating Group J-158, Radio operator (RADO) J-257, Incident Communications Center Manager (INCM) The FEMA courses are now required for hams responding to disasters outside their local community (and everyone should take ICS-100). They are Internet Correspondence Courses that can be taken at home, with on-line testing. They are free, and FEMA issues a Certificate that you can download and print following the successful completion of the exam. FEMA ICSForms Brevard County Background Check Form

Regular Club and Local Events:

• Thursday Night "Eyeball QSO's" at local restaurants (Call "CQ Dinner" on 146.910 MHz for details)
• Indian River Raft Race safety communications (April)
• Amateur Radio Field Day (June)
• July 4th fireworks communications and security
• Christmas Parade marshalling and communications

Other information of interest to local hams:

• Brevard County Emergency Management
  • BEARS - Brevard Emergency Amateur Radio Service
  • BEARS Home Page
  • The BEARS-Den, a Yahoo group of EmComm oriented hams in Brevard County.

• OTHER RADIO CLUBS IN THE AREA:
• North Brevard Amateur Radio Club, Mims FL
• Cocoa Amateur Radio Society, Cocoa FL
• Indian River Amateur Radio Club, Merritt Island FL
• Harris/Intersil Amateur Radic Club, Melbourne FL
• Platinum Coast Amateur Radio Club, Melbourne FL
• LISATS, The Launch Information Service and Amateur Television System.

Other Area Repeaters:

   147.285 MHz  + Altamonte
   147.180 MHz  + Clermont
   145.190 MHz  - Cocoa
   147.360 MHZ  + Cocoa
   145.370 MHz  - Cocoa Beach
   147.000 MHz  - Leesburg
   146.850 Mhz  - Melbourne
   145.490 MHz  - Mims
   146.730 MHz  - Orlando (ARES-RACES)
   146.760 MHz  - Orlando
   147.135 MHz  - Rockledge (EOC)
   146.940 MHz  - Shuttle to Ground chatter
   443.100 MHz  - Shuttle to Ground chatter
   147.330 MHz  + Titusville
   146.970 Mhz  - Titusville
   

US Postal Address

   TARC
   P.O. Box 73
   Titusville, Florida  32781

Email comments to: TARC@TitusvilleARC.Org
or the Webmaster Pat KK4AXV
Last updated: 2012-06-29 23:15 UTC

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