NEMRA, INC - Welcome to the Northeast Mississippi Radio Amateurs Radio Club (NEMRA, INC) serving amateur radio operators and amateur radio enthusiast in the North Mississippi area. We meet the second Saturday of each month at 9:00 AM at the Old Fulton Grammar School; 603 S Cummings St; Fulton, MS. Talk in 145.450 (-) Mhz with PL tone 192.8 . NEMRA.INC@GMAIL.COM * http://www.w5nem.org
A big thanks to all the amateur operators who checkin with us. Y’all make this fun.
October 1, 2026 NC AI5SI BUNC KI5ZQZ
Mobile 0 EL 7 Relays 2 RF 9 AL 1 Total 21
October 8, 2026 NC KB5NMB BUNC KI5ZQZ
Mobile 0 EL 6 Relays 4 RF 12 AL 1 Total 24
October 15, 2026 NC KF5APO BUNC KB5NMB
Mobile 1 EL 8 Relay 2 RF 14 AL Total 27
October 22, 2026 NC KI5ZQZ BUNC KB5NMB
Mobile 1 EL 6 Relay 2 RF 14 AL 1 Total 26
October 29,2026 NC WW1V BUNC KI5ZQZ
Mobile 0 EL 13 Relays 2 RF 14 Total 31
This is a friendly reminder to all local amateurs.
The local SkyWarn weather net meets every Thursday evening at 7:00 PM on the Fulton repeater, 145.450 MHz (–0.6 offset) with a PL tone of 192.8, unless otherwise announced.
Thanks to Jeff, KB5NMB, EchoLink access is now available for the 145.450 repeater. Simply download the EchoLink app, register, and connect to the KB5NMB-R node (463411). Please note there is a slight delay between the repeater and the EchoLink connection, so be patient and avoid rushing the QSO.
We look forward to hearing everyone tonight (Thursday) at 1900 CST. 73 to all!
Please help spread the word to your friends and fellow hams. If someone is not currently on our email list, have them send an email to nemra.inc@gmail.com with the subject line “add to email” requesting to be added to the general mailing list for club announcements. That’s all that’s required.
73,
NEMRA
Good morning all. As most of you know there has been a lot of good work with APRS in the last year. There is now good coverage of digipeaters from Woodall Mtn. to Columbus. We need a better path from Corinth, Booneville thru Tupelo and south for parallel alternate paths as well. Another item that would really help would be some igates along the way. Igates take APRS traffic to and from the internet. There is currently igates in Fulton and New Albany. APRS technology has changed and grown over the years and there are many ways to put togerher igates. If you follow weather with a personal weather station look into connecting your station to the APRS network. Look into all the things that APRS has to offer and help grow the local amateur radio APRS community.
Good afternoon, everyone,
This is a friendly reminder to all local amateurs.
The local SkyWarn weather net meets every Thursday evening at 7:00 PM on the Fulton repeater, 145.450 MHz (–0.6 offset) with a PL tone of 192.8, unless otherwise announced.
Thanks to Jeff, KB5NMB, EchoLink access is now available for the 145.450 repeater. Simply download the EchoLink app, register, and connect to the KB5NMB-R node (463411). Please note there is a slight delay between the repeater and the EchoLink connection, so be patient and avoid rushing the QSO.
We look forward to hearing everyone tonight (Thursday) at 1900 CST. 73 to all!
Please help spread the word to your friends and fellow hams. If someone is not currently on our email list, have them send an email to nemra.inc@gmail.com with the subject line “add to email” requesting to be added to the general mailing list for club announcements. That’s all that’s required.
73,
NEMRA
ATTENTION IF YOU HAVE BEEN LICENSED AND LOST TRACK OF TIME. CHECH YOUR LICENSE EXPIRATION DATE. Maybe you have been inactive or just not thinking about it. But your license has a 10 year term with a two year grace period. I have seen multiple operators suddenly discover their license is about to expire or has expired.
