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Cedar Creek Amateur Radio Club The Cedar Creek ARC has over sixty members from the tri-county area.

It maintains a VHF and UHF repeater system that provides hand-held radio coverage to hams in the lake area, and mobile and base coverage throughout the three counties.

27/10/2026

Coming soon to Corsicana- The Corsicana 925 DMR repeater, 442.925 CC 9.

21/10/2026
16/10/2026

📡🌎 SCOUTS AROUND THE WORLD ARE GETTING ON THE AIR! ⚜️🔥

Get ready for a worldwide celebration of friendship, communication, and amateur radio! 🚀📻

Jamboree On The Air (JOTA) is bringing Scouts and radio amateurs together to connect across borders, discover the excitement of ham radio, and make unforgettable memories!

🏕️ Here's what's coming up:

⚜️ Jamboree On The Air (JOTA)
📅 Date: October 16, 2026
🕛 Start time: 00:00 UTC

Whether you're an experienced ham radio operator helping introduce Scouts to the hobby or a Scout making your very first radio contact, this event is all about learning, connecting, and having fun! 🌎📡

💻 Follow the event through World Radio League:

1️⃣ Log in to your WRL account - https://app.worldradioleague.com/
2️⃣ Head to the Upcoming Contests section - https://app.worldradioleague.com/contest/upcoming
3️⃣ Find the event you want to participate in and follow the event
4️⃣ Get on the air and start logging your QSOs! 📡

🌎 Let's help inspire the next generation of amateur radio operators, one contact at a time!

📻 Are you participating in JOTA this year? Drop your callsign in the comments and let us know where you'll be operating from! 👇

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15/10/2026

Calling all Scouts, Scouters, and Ham Radio operators! 📻🏕️

The world’s largest digital and on-the-air Scouting event, Jamboree on the Air (JOTA), takes place October 16–18, 2026!

Every year, millions of Scouts take to the airwaves to connect with fellow Scouts across the country and around the globe using amateur radio. It’s an incredible hands-on way to learn about science, technology, and global communication—and most importantly, it’s a lot of fun!

🔗 Learn more about how to participate, find frequencies, and get resources at the ARRL JOTA page: www.arrl.org/jamboree-on-the-air-jota

15/10/2026

Hope you didn't put away your yagis and decoders yet, because ARISS has a second round of SSTV for you this October!

ARISS SSTV Series 34 begins Thursday, October 22. Stay tuned for schedule details.

08/10/2026

Net Activation Announcement

Thursday, October 8, 2026, 12:00 PM EDT (1600 UTC)

Activation Time: Friday, October 9, 2026, at 8:30 AM EDT (1230 UTC)

Due to poor 20-meter propagation in recent days, and solar flares this morning, HWN plans to operate on both 20 and 40 meters.

Operating Frequencies

20 Meters — 14.325 MHz USB
Operations will begin at 8:30 AM EDT (1230 UTC) Friday and continue on this frequency as long as propagation permits. If continued operations are needed, HWN will resume on 20 meters at 8:00 AM EDT Saturday.

40 Meters — 7.268 MHz LSB
Operations will begin at 8:30 AM EDT (1230 UTC) Friday. HWN normally concludes 40-meter operations at 7:00 AM ET to accommodate the Waterway Net. Once that net has concluded, and if continued operations are necessary, HWN will resume 40-meter operations Saturday morning.

During activations, HWN collects and relays measured or estimated weather information directly to forecasters at the National Hurricane Center. Requested reports include:
• Maximum sustained winds and gusts
• Wind direction
• Barometric pressure
• Rainfall amounts and duration
• Storm surge
• Damage assessments
• Other significant information that helps forecasters understand conditions on the ground

As a reminder, please do not focus only on the hurricane’s category. Know your flood risk, never drive through flooded roads, and be prepared for tornado warnings.

HWN also handles Health and Welfare traffic and provides backup communications for Emergency Operations Centers, Red Cross shelters, and other agencies, including critical damage-assessment information as requested.

Other Nets Operating
WX4NHC — National Hurricane Center Amateur Radio Station
14.325 MHz and 7.268 MHz
Website: http://wx4nhc.org/

VoIP Hurricane Net
IRLP Node 9219 / EchoLink WX-TALK Conference Node 7203
Website: http://www.voipwx.net/
Additional VoIP access:
• AllStar: 28848
• EchoLink: KC5FM-R
• Hams Over IP: 15154
• Amateur Wire: 30415154
• NZSIP: 57715154
• Mesh Phone: 5728803
• DMR TGIF: 31207
• Fusion: 31027
• APRS: KC5FM-9

Updates or changes to these operational plans will be posted at https://www.hwn.org and through HWN social-media channels, including Facebook and X.

A special thank-you to the amateur radio community and to the Nets helping keep 14.325 MHz and 7.268 MHz clear. Your cooperation is vital as we serve those in harm’s way.

Kind Regards & God Bless,
Bobby Graves
KB5HAV
Net Manager
Hurricane Watch Net

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