Frequencies, repeaters, nets, and useful links for the LHARC membership and visiting operators.
LHARC does not currently operate an active repeater. We are planning a new repeater build within the next year to serve the Liberty Hill area.
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※ Frequency details will be posted once the repeater is commissioned and tested.
Club nets have not started yet. Schedule details will be announced after repeater launch.
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Resources for amateur radio operators of all license classes and experience levels.
The WC5LH club station listing on QRZ.com. View our profile, log lookups, and more.
American Radio Relay League — the national organization for amateur radio. Licensing info, publications, contests.
FCC Universal Licensing System — look up call signs, check license status, and manage your FCC license.
Free study tools for Technician, General, and Extra class license exams. Highly recommended for new hams.
Online amateur radio license prep courses and practice resources for Technician, General, and Extra class exams.
Comprehensive database of frequencies, repeaters, and scanner data for Texas and nationwide.
National Weather Service. LHARC members are encouraged to become SKYWARN trained weather spotters.
Real-time DX cluster spots for HF operators. See what stations are being worked around the world right now.
Email over radio — critical for emergency communications when internet infrastructure is unavailable.
LHARC supports Williamson County emergency management through trained volunteer communicators.
LHARC members participate in ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Service) and RACES (Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service) for Williamson County. Contact us to learn how to get involved.
Many of our members are NWS SKYWARN trained spotters. Severe weather reporting is one of the most impactful things a licensed amateur can do for their community.
We recommend all members maintain a basic emergency "go kit" with a portable radio, power source, and essential supplies. Ask at a meeting for recommendations.
FEMA ICS-100, ICS-200, and IS-700 training is recommended for all operators interested in EmComm deployment. Free courses available at training.fema.gov.