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W8HHF FM Repeaters (All 103.5PL):
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927.025- (131.8PL)
W8HHF 147.270+ Downtown Remote Receiver Use (250.3 PL) instead of (103.5 PL) W8HHF D-Star: 442.750+ | W8HHF C4FM w/Wires-X: 146.835- (Status) | APRS Digipeater/IGate: 144.390 | WinLink: 145.050 Live Streams: 147.270 FM Current Repeater Status: All Repeaters are Operational |
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![]() Welcome to the Toledo Mobile Radio Associations Website! A Ham Radio Organization serving Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. At the top you will find links connecting you to other parts of this website, including a calendar of upcoming events and information about our Hamfest and Computer Fair. Please feel free to explore this website. |
![]() To be recognized by the citizens of the Toledo area as the leader in providing support services to the community through amateur radio. |
![]() MEETINGS: Preparing a speech for an amateur radio broadcast involves more than just jotting down a few lines. It is important to craft an essay that effectively communicates your message in a manner that will resonate with your audience. For this, it may be beneficial to enlist the help of an essay writer who can help you structure your essay and create persuasive arguments. The essay should also include information about the key points of your broadcast, as well as any pertinent background information needed by listeners to understand its purpose and importance. Additionally, make sure to practice beforehand so that you are comfortable speaking on air and don’t forget the time limit!
When preparing a speech for an amateur radio broadcast, it is important to consider the audience and format. Make sure to stay focused on the primary objectives of your message and remain on topic throughout the duration of your presentation. It can also be beneficial to practice reading aloud or record an audio practice version prior to going live on air. Additionally, college essay writing service can offer additional help in refining written content into a polished and professional-sounding speech. By taking these steps, you will have greater success with your amateur radio broadcast and improve engagement with listeners. Ultimately, this will ensure that your intended message is properly conveyed and received by all who tune in.
ON-AIR NETS (53.110- Repeater):
Want to suggest a General Meeting Presentation topic? Contact Steve (W8TER) @ w8ter@arrl.net For a current list of TMRA events, please see the TMRA Calendar. For a comprehensive list of additional events in the Toledo, OH area, please see the full calendar! |
![]() Becoming a member of TMRA is easy. Just download the membership form, print it out, fill it out, and mail it in. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view the membership form. Below you will find a link to download Adobe Acrobat Reader. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() If you have any questions, please email them to membership@tmrahamradio.org ![]() ![]() Mail: P.O. Box 9673 Toledo, OH 43697-9673 Webmasters: Zack, N8ZAK ![]() ![]() |
![]() You can download a copy of our newsletter the "TMRA Amateur Radio Beacon". Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view the file.
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