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How The Princeton Ham Radio Club Started
In 1977 the "Princeton Amateur Radio Society" began. It is now "Princeton Ham Radio Club" The club has gone through many changes during this time and is now a growing group. W4KBL was the callsign of James L. Linton (SK), a respected ham and Elmer to many in this area. We are honored to have his call as Princeton Ham Radio Club's own. Our repeater is located close to Hwy 62 and the Caldwell Co., Lyon Co. line. Our repeater transmits on 145.23 MHz and a tone of 179.9 Hz. All who are licensed to use this frequency are welcomed.
We have several activities including: volunteer testing , ham classes, service to our community where ever it is needed, programs within the club to further learning and training
We have several activities including: volunteer testing , ham classes, service to our community where ever it is needed, programs within the club to further learning and training
Club meets every 3rd Tuesday at 7:00 PM at
102 Northfield Dr. (Emergency Services Building) in Princeton.Club Officers
President
Michael Taylor N4MHT
Vice President
Jim Harmon KJ4FAU
Secretary/Treasurer
Trustee
Twyman Boren W4THB
Trustee
John Miller AK4FN
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