
Our weekly net is held every Tuesday evening at 7:30p.m. est.
Quarterly in person business meetings are held at the Jennings County EMA training Center 1001 Rodgers Park Dr. North Vernon.
Monthly business meetings are held online.
Join our mailing list at Hamclubonline / JCARA to receive meeting updates, contribute, and cover annual membership dues ($12.00/ year).
JCARA Echolink node can be accessed via KB9EFN-L
Our Repeaters are located at 400 ft on the WWWY 106.1 F.M. tower in Scipio Indiana. Courtesy Of the White River Broadcasting Company.
Motorola MTR 2000 100 watt 2 Meter on 145.250 mhz PL tone 103.5
Motorola MTR 2000 100 watt 70cm on 442.975 mhz PL tone 103.5
Edinburg Site: Motorola MTR 2000 100 watt 70 cm on 443.025 mhz PL tone 103.5
Scipio Link Radio Kenwood TMV 700A Capable of linking the 442.975 to several area repeaters as well as Central Indiana Skywarn Network
Our Repeaters are available for all to use and enjoy ! However during Central Indiana Skywarn Events, The 442.975 will be dedicated to National Weather Service Net Control Operations located at the NWS in Indianapolis.
You are able to monitor severe weather reports from the entire Central Indiana Skywarn System in real time on 442.975 mhz with a pl of 103.5.
During severe weather, this frequency is ONLY for Central Indiana Service Area County Nets to report back to the Central Indiana Skywarn net control.
Please do not make INDIVIDUAL reports to the National Weather Service on 442.975. The Central Indiana Skywarn Team stays very busy during weather events, and taking non life threatening individual reports consumes their resources needlessly.
Those INDIVIDUAL reports should go through your local County Skywarn Net or 145.250.
If you are not sure if your county is served by Central Indiana Skywarn, please refer to their service area map Central Indiana Skywarn Service Area
Of course, in the event of a life-threatening situation, which requires the immediate attention of the National Weather Service, the 442.975 is your direct link to them.
- The Jennings County Skywarn Net will be operated on the 145.250 PL 103.5 repeater, and will be available to pass traffic to the State Net when requested.