South Central Nebraska Amateur Radio Club - W0FMO

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South Central Nebraska Amateur Radio Club - W0FMO SCNARC members participate in various roles including storm spotting, A.R.E.S. Club Meetings: Second Saturday of every other month.

Net: Mondays: 8:30pm 146.685 (-) PL 123
Local Repeaters: 146.685 (-) PL 123 - Local chat & Monitor
The South Central Amateur Radio Club, located in Holdrege, NE, is an amateur radio group who has interest in amateur radio communications as a hobby, and operating in emergency communications capacities. affiliation, communications support for local emergency management and emergency services, and local public events. The primary goal of this group is to continue to foster the amateur radio hobby as a whole. Any who are interested in the hobby, and any licensed Amateur Radio operators are certainly welcome. Phelps County Justice Center training room, 9:00 AM (unless otherwise posted).

08/16/2026

Scattered thunderstorms are possible (30-50%) tonight mainly after 1 AM. A few could be strong to marginally severe. Additional storm chances return each night, possibly lingering Sat and Sun mornings. Each afternoon will be mostly dry, allowing highs to reach into the 80s to 90s.

02/19/2025

David C. Theophilus W0NRW (sk) of Fremont
died unexpectedly Sunday, February 16, 2025 at Methodist Fremont Health.

Dave was a longtime member of the Pioneer Amateur Radio Club and he called many of the severe weather nets on the Fremont repeater. He spent 26 years with National Weather Service before retiring in 1993.

Visitation will be Thursday, February 20, 2025 at the Ludvigsen Mortuary Chapel from 3pm to 7pm with the family present from 5pm to 7pm. The funeral will be 10:30, Friday at the Fremont First United Methodist Church.

https://www.ludvigsenmortuary.com/memorialpage.asp?id=2489

This looked rather interesting.
12/04/2024

This looked rather interesting.

Newly manufactured MZ-1 USMC / USN Radio Jeeps await shipment overseas in 1944

Note the white "S" stencilled on the side of their hoods.

These particular Jeeps were built specially for the USN & USMC, and are MZ-1 Radio Jeeps. The TCS radios are stowed in the two boxes fitted on the rear wheel arches.

The "S" stands for Suppression / Shielding that was fitted to these Jeeps to prevent the electrical operation of the engine from interfering with the radio sets.

There is a small generator which powered the radios fitted between the two front seats, an example of which can just be seen on the second Jeep to the right of the photo.

Original caption by the late Ian Phillips

LIFE Magazine Archives - Andreas Feininger Photographer WWP-PD

06/16/2024

Want to wish all my "fellow" (father) hams out there a very happy Fathers Day!

Phelps county fair
07/26/2023

Phelps county fair

06/19/2023

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Holdrege, NE
68949

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