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       23/04/2007

 

 

 

Tamworth Radio Club Inc.

Our club represents Amateur Radio in the Tamworth region by offering fellowship and actively promoting and training required skills through fundraiser projects, training workshops and technical hands-on.

This club maintains several voice and digital repeaters in the surrounding area.
These being:
VK2RTM on Mt Crawney near Nundle
    VHF voice on 146.750Mhz -600Khz offset.

VK2RAA on Bald Hill at Tamworth
    UHF voice on 439.375Mhz, -5Mhz offset

VK2RMO on Mt Baldwin near Manilla
    VHF voice on 146.850Mhz, -600Khz offset.
Club Membership Form.

Please print this form off and bring it to the meeting with you, if not signed by a member please still bring it and a member can take care of that at the meeting on the night.

Membership Form

Meetings
The club holds monthly meetings on the first Friday night of each month at the Oxley Scout Group Clubhouse in Carthage  Street East, (top of Hall Street) Tamworth.

Meeting around 7:00pm for 7.30pm start to the evening. Our AGM is held on the last Sunday of October.

Contact Us
The club can be contacted by mail /email.

info@trci.org.au

secretary@trci.org.au

 

      The Secretary
      Tamworth Radio Club Inc
      P.O. Box 4
      Tamworth NSW 2340
It occasionally gets a bit cold on Mt. Crawney, home of VK2RTM.
Viewed from the New England Highway—North of Wallabadah.
VK2RAA on Bald Hill. Viewed from Brisbane Street — Tamworth.
VK2RMO on Mount Baldwin. Viewed from Market Street — Manilla.
One of our main projects is the
TAMWORTH RC HOMEHOSTING
Click this link for Guest registration for the 2008 Tamworth Country Music Festival