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I want to set up an off-grid amateur radio

 
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Congratulations, John!
 
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Hi David,

I would appreciate more specifics.   I am currently shopping around.
 
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Leigh Tate wrote:I've found two amateur radio clubs in our part of the state. One offers testing, but neither mentions classes. Of course, thanks to the internet, I don't think a class will be necessary, other than it would be nice to meet people.



Have you checked if any local ham radio repeaters are used regularly by the local club?
I built a site and app you can use offline once installed, that shows your nearby ham radio repeaters - https://hearham.com/
 
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Luke, thanks! I found www.repeaterbook.com and was able to look up local repeaters there.

Thanks for the link! Looks like a great website.
 
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I found this post to be very interesting! I have helped setup a few HAMs and GMRS radio operators with solar solutions as well as advice on batteries and inverters.  I also climb the towers!
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Angyl , thank you so much for the photos! It's been awhile since I first started asking about this, and finally, I think we'll be getting everything set up this winter. So I will likely be back with more questions.
 
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