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W8HHF FM Repeaters (All 103.5PL): *53.110-* \| *147.270+* \| *224.140-* \| *442.850+* \| *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

How to Become a Ham!

The TMRA can help you become a ham! We offer ham tests (referenced as VE Testing) as well as periodic education classes. Check our Education page for more information and class schedules.

Another helpful article on becoming a ham - Scroll down to the Getting Licensed in the U.S. section. Also be sure to check out the Table of Contents on the right-hand side of the page, there are more helpful links there!

More information on becoming a ham - From the ARRL - The National Association for Amateur Radio (USA).