Pine Grove Ham Radio and Computer SIG
QST - de K5HUM aKa Mike Raymond

PGHRCS meets the second Saturday of each month at 7pm at the designated members home, church or firehouse as published in the SIG's newsletter. There are no dues or fees associated with PGHRCS. Just interesting and dedicated people looking for a Kiosk to share information, get tech help or assistance, and enjoy the comaderie that Ham Radio and Personal Computers inspire. The PGHRCS is a freeform group totally sponsored by member donations of time and or radio sets, parts, computer items, books, etc that are raffled at each meeting. All proceeds are used solely for SIG amenities, coffee, donuts etc. All PGHRCS moderators are volunteer positions with no term commitments. For more information, or to schedule your talk or demonstration, contact Mike-K5HUM or contact me vi PopNote!


Ozone Amateur Radio Club
QST - de W5SLA

Our Club is located on the corner of 4th and Cousin streets in Slidell, LA. The club is south of the new court house in Slidell. Meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at 7:30 p.m. The Ozone Club owns and maintains a two-meter repeater 147.27 mhz. Pl 114.8. This repeater covers St. Tammany Parish and several other parishes as well. There is a two meter net which meets every Friday at 7:30 p.m. and it is a directed net. The Ozone Club also sponsor's 2 other nets, the Alligator net found on 3.925 LSB and our ten meter net found on 28.420 USB. The Alligator net begins at 7:00 p.m. and the ten meter net begins at 8:00 p.m. Our hobby has been one of community service, such as providing communications after a major weather event. You are welcome to visit our club web site


Pearl River County Amature Radio Club
QST - de KE5HXI aKa Larry Wagoner, V.P. PRCARC

PRCARC meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in Poplarville. EOC is located on Highway 26, about one mile outside town (between Poplarville and the Interstate). Highway 26 is the road that leads to the north exit. We also hold a breakfast at 8 a.m. on the third Saturday of each month at the same location. Let me extend an invitation to attend! We have moved our repeater to a location where we get excellent 2-meter coverage of the south end of the county. The repeater is at 145.210 (negative offset) and a tone of 136.5 Mhz.

For the convenience of their members, or anyone interested, an archive of their various Newsletters are available below.

April 2008 Newsletter
May 2008 Newsletter
May 2008 Newsletter #2
June 2008 Newsletter
FieldDay 2008 Newsletter
FieldDay News Report
July 2008 Newsletter
August 2008 Newsletter
August 2008 Ham Classes Edition
September 2008 Newsletter
October 2008 Newsletter
October Dipole Antenna Class
November 2008 Newsletter
Hamfest Prep News 2008
December 2008 Newsletter
December 2008 HamFest
December 2008 Update
January 2009 Newsletter
February 2009 Newsletter
March 2009 Newsletter
April 2009 Newsletter
May 2009 Newsletter
June 2009 Newsletter
July 2009 Newsletter
July 2009 FieldDay
August 2009 Newsletter
September 2009 Newsletter
October 2009 Newsletter