United States Coast Guard Amateur Radio Club

Official Website of The US Coast Guard Amateur Radio Club - W5CGC

Affilated with CGC Ingham Museum ARC
and the CGC Taney Museum ARC

Updated November 21, 2Ø2Ø 1359 CST

Pictured is a piece of history. Part of the recently disassembled 500 kHz distress frequency receiving antenna
that stood in place and served on watch for over 60 years at the US Coast Guard Communications Station
Honolulu - NMO. Together with many generations of US Coast Guard Radiomen this feed point
insulator stood a continuous vigil over many decades always listening, never failing, and
"Always Ready" to hear and put into motion a Coast Guard lifesaving response across the large expanse
of Pacific Ocean.

USCG Amateur Radio SSB Pre-Net - Saturday 1100 EST/0800 PST 14.327 mHz
USCG Amateur Radio Primary SSB Net - Saturday 1200 EST/0900 PST 14.300 mHz
USCG Amateur Radio SSB Post-Net - Saturday 1300 EST/1000 PST 14.327 mHz
USCG CW Operators Assn ZUT Net - Thursday 1130 EST/0830 PST 14.052 mHz

Net Control for the November 28 Early Net will be NB7O in Oregon. Net Control for the Primary and Post Net will be AL7DD from near Seattle, Washington. The streaming service will only be available during the Primary Net on 14.300mHz.

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W5CGC Weather Station Meet Admiral Jet!

Weatherlink - W5CGC / KE7A Weather
NOAA Citizens Weather Observer Program
W5CGC and KE7A are both active on WSPR. Now active on 474.2 khz medium wave. Find more information about this low power digital mode at WSPRNet.org.

He is a 9 year old Miniature Schnauzer and mascot for the USCG Amateur Radio Net. He likes to sit in the Captain's Chair during the net.

NZ4O MF/HF/6M Radiowave Propagation Forecast

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