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Eastside Amateur Radio Service

  


The Eastside Amateur Radio Service Club has something for everyone - whatever your amateur radio interests are, you will find someone in the club to exchange ideas with, learn from, and or teach someone something new. Whether you want to learn CW (Morse code), work with vintage equipment (boat anchors ;), work with modern digital radios, work DX on HF, or just get into the local 2 meter and UHF repeaters. We have members who will help you build and tune your own antennas, program a radio, or help you with setting up your shack or mobile rig. 


All licensed Amateurs are welcome to be part of the group. We do not charge dues but we take donations to maintain our equipment.  Not only is it a lot of fun to support the hobby and build you knowledge, you will be able to help out in case of an emergency with the services that you can help provide as a licensed amateur radio operator.   You can even help out the National Weather Service get “eyes on the ground” for weather reporting with Skywarn.   You will find there’s always someone that you can chat with while you are learning something new...



Eastside Amateur Radio Service Club History



Eastside ARSC was founded by David NE5TX and Greg N5KND in 2017. The club acquired the repeaters and tower site from Mike Elder N5JNN. 


Baytown is located in the heart of the petrochemical and refining corridor. Exxon Mobile is a great neighbor and employer in the local community.  Our repeater site is located in the Exxon Mobile plant property in Baytown, Texas. The coverage of our repeaters is very good due to the antennas height of 500 feet. 


Our 145.310 VHF repeater and 444.975 repeaters were upgraded to Yaesu Fusion DR2X in 2020. The 145.310 machine is currently set for analog operation for traditional VHF operations. Our 444.975 machine operates in full auto mode and is primarily used by stations with Yaesu Fusion radios. We have this machine linked to Wires X room Texas Patriots (60755).  


The Eastside Amateur Radio Service is growing. We support members locally in Baytown and all over southeast Texas.  You can put out your call sign on either machine and almost always reach someone. We have come a long way and we are continuing to work hard to keep Amateur Radio alive here in Southeast Texas!

Repeater and Club Fund

We are again planning a Baytown Ham Fest on for June 2022.  Any donations will truly help at this time.  Your support and contributions will help offset expenses associated with putting on a successful Hamfest. We do not charge dues but you are welcome to donate to help with the maintenance and upkeep of the equipment.

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Hamfest Update 3-30-23

We have been made aware that there is going to be some road construction in the immediate vicinity of the event.  We are monitoring the situation.  The talkin repeater is 145.310 -PL 167.9 -.60.  Our staff will be relaying updates and offering alternate routes to bypass the construction.