Mailing Address

P.O. Box 2614

Summerville, SC 29484

Amateur Radio

 K4SVL Repeater

147.060 +

Disaster POD Communications Communication Frequencies

155.3700 PS/ 147.0600 AR

Transmission on 155.3700 frequency is only authorized by prior M.O.U. for use during emergency communications and training drills.

All equipment must be FCC Part 90 Type Accepted

K4SVL

Repeater Site

Near Industrial Ave

Summerville

2011 Annual Summerville Amateur Radio

Field Day Event

Sign up now!!!

No Club Affiliation Required

!!!!! 2011 Location to be announced !!!!!

Club Information

The Low country Amateur Radio Club is a group of ham radio operators in the

Summerville, South Carolina area

that enjoy the fellowship of annual community communication events along with

collective sharing interest the hobby with the general public.

There are No membership dues

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Mission

The club mission is to enjoy the world of communications, provide open access to

an HF Station for the interested and new ham to experience the World of

Communication along with promoting amateur radio

around the local community.

What is Field Day?

Field Day is the single most popular on-the-air event

 held annually in the US and Canada.  Each year

over 35,000 amateurs gather with their clubs, friends

or simply by themselves to operate.

Past Field Day Event Locations

2009 Summerville Church of Nazarene Hwy 78

2010 Sears Grand Ladson Rd

2011 Sears Grand Ladson Rd !!!!!

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New to Ham Radio?

Would you like to experience the World of Ham Radio

on our HF Station located minutes from

Downtown Summerville. Talk to other

 Amateur Stations Worldwide.

E-mail us to find out more!!!!

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Annual Summerville

Ham Radio Field Day 2011

June 25-26! 

 Interested in Volunteering for Public Safety Communications

(ACS) Auxiliary Communications Service

ACS Program is a part of a government entity. Activities and operations vary

 by the particular needs and situations. The mission is to serve sponsoring

governmental jurisdiction in support of any possible need relative to

communications in an emergency. This means far more than being activated

in sporadic emergencies, or just operating radios in the field or at an EOC. It

includes thorough familiarity with any form of interpersonal or agency

communications. It is on-going. Its personnel are involved in day-to-day affairs

of that agency so the ACS Unit becomes an integrated aspect of the

sponsoring agency staff, albeit unpaid. Its leaders participate in the agency

meetings of appropriate interest or to those assigned due to their resource

talents and skills. ACS is a broad spectrum in aid of emergency response

communications for local government or a private organization. It is adopted

by those jurisdictions and organizations that prefer a dedicated unit of

volunteer experts.

Mobile Communications Trailer 

Communications Trailer is a support function ESF-2

Amateur Radio - HF, VHF & UHF

Public Safety - 800 MHz, VHF & UHF

Amateur Radio Operators for Disaster Communications

Charles Gantt, KC4PPL

Tommie Williams, KJ4NBQ

Chris Lewis, KJ4HFW

George Post, KI4UIW

Travis Floyd, KJ4ONV

Harold Henderson, KJ4PBB

John Kealey, KJ4NBR

COMMUNICATIONS ROOM

Inside SC DHEC Disaster Container POD (Lville)

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