Welcome to WA4ORT - Central Georgia Amateur Radio Club in Warner Robins
Making our community a better place!
State Weather Page From NWS Peachtree City
This originally came from requests from GEMA for forecast graphics that were not Forecast Office centric and instead represented the entire state. Many have helped with this project but wanted to single out a few. Jessica Fieux who has moved onto WFO Tallahassee helped with much of the original layout and thumbnail graphics to get this going. More recently, Lauren Reaves who is one of our fine forecasters here has helped develop much of the content and how it appears on the page as well as great work on the Briefings and Social Media tabbed content. And of course, our wonderful ITO Steve Listemaa helped immensely in developing the automated graphics to feed the page. Hope it helps for some of your decision making and please let us know any additional requested content. Thanks,
Jason Deese and Lauren Reaves, NWS
(Click on Picture to Link to website)
Middle Georgia Data Network
It’s QSO party time!! Here are the upcoming QSO Parties in the
Southeastern Division. Checkout each website for complete information.
The MGDN is an amateur radio based data network, it is not an amateur radio club or association such as MGRA or CGARC. However, both clubs have members who support and participate in the networks. And the networks are discussed at both club meetings.
MGDN simply provides a place to coordinate Packet Network and D-RATS network operations and advancement; and to show current network status and mapping. MGDN does not operate any repeaters, only packet nodes and mail drops and D-RATS stations.
Contact Us at KK4IB.
NIFOG
The National Interoperability Field Operations Guide (NIFOG) is a technical reference for emergency communications planning and for radio technicians responsible for radios that will be used in disaster response. The NIFOG includes rules and regulations for use of nationwide and other interoperability channels, tables of frequencies and standard channel names, and other reference material, formatted as a pocket-sized guide for radio technicians to carry with them.
NIFOG is now available as the eNIFOG mobile app on Apple® iOS™ and Google® Android™ devices.
About Us
Club Meeting
John Louth, WB4EEL(President), and Robert Tuck, AB4RT (Treasurer/Secretary) leading a monthly meeting.
Meetings are held the second Thursday of each month - 7:30pm
First Christian Church 100 N. Houston Rd., Warner Robins, GA 31093
Upcoming Events
GEMA Area 4 Communications Outage Exercise
Thursday, May 23d, 10:00am - 8:00pm
2019 Field Day
28-30 June
Echolink
EchoLink® software allows licensed Amateur Radio stations to communicate with one another over the Internet, using streaming-audio technology. The program allows worldwide connections to be made between stations, or from computer to station, greatly enhancing Amateur Radio's communications capabilities. There are more than 200,000 validated users worldwide — in 151 of the world's 193 nations — with about 5,200 online at any given time. The KJ4QFF-R Echolink node is located at the QTH of KJ4QFF and links to the WA4ORT repeater in Warner Robins.
Email the Echolink Node Manager
Repeaters
We operate a repeater in Middle Georgia: 146.850.
The 147.18 ( WB4BDP) repeater is back on the air. No access tone required.
Local Nets and Events
The Central Georgia Amateur Radio Club VHF Net, each Tuesday at 8:30 PM on the CGARC repeaters (Warner Robins, 146.850-, no tone required).
Georgia Baptist Disaster Relief Net: Sundays at 3:45 PM Repeater 147.300+ PL 107.2 Hz
The Amateur Hour Net on Mondays at 8:30 PM Repeater 147.300+ PL 107.2 Hz.
The Hole in the Wall Gang on Wednesdays ay 8:00 PM on 50.135 MHz USB
The Houston-Peach-Crawford County ARES Net is held each Tuesday at 7:00 PM on Peach State Intertie system.
GAARES MISSION
A primary responsibility of the Amateur Radio Service, as established by Part 97 of the Federal Communications Commission's regulations, is the performance of public service communications for the general public, particularly in times of emergency when normal communications are not available. To that end, the Georgia Section Amateur Radio Emergency Service members, under the oversight of the American Radio Relay League, will equip themselves and train to provide communications as a direct service to the general public through government and relief agencies located in Georgia, local government jurisdictions, the State of Georgia, and Federal Agencies when requested by those agencies.