Our Repeaters
The Huber Heights Amateur Radio Club (HHARC), Call Sign NO8I, supports two repeaters located just north of the city of Huber Heights, Ohio. The frequencies are 442.950+ PL 118.8 Hz and 224.300- PL 123.0 Hz.
The Huber Heights Amateur Radio Club welcomes everyone interested in Amateur Radio (whether licensed or not). Please feel free to attend our meetings. We pride ourselves on mentoring others. (Note to people new to amateur radio – A net (see the sidebar on the right) is an event in which we participate using our radios; we do not meet at a physical location.)
We formally meet every first Saturday of each month. Informal meetings during the summer months will be announced.
10 am to noon at
First Christian Church
6114 Fishburg Rd
Huber Heights, OH 45424
Corner of Fishburg and Bellefontaine Rd
in “The Forge” building in the back.
See map
For more information on our club, Click Here for a link to a brochure suitable for printing and/or distribution.
Click Here for a link to our Facebook page.
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HHARC Next Meeting: May 3, 2025, at our usual place, The Forge, 6114 Fishburg, from 10 – noon
Hamvention, May 16 – 18, 2025 – at Greene Co Fairgrounds. The theme is Radio Independence. More to follow.
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Field Day June 28 – 29, 2025 – The HHARC will hold our 2025 Field Day at Cottonwood Park on Fishburg Road. More info TBA
July 12, 2025 – Informal meeting of the HHARC at The Forge at 10 am. Our usual date would be July 5 but the meeting has been moved due to its proximity to the Independence Day celebrations.
Trunk Fest – Saturday morning, Aug 2, 2025. There will be a short meeting of the HHARC at 8 am, then Trunkfest from 9 – 12 at The Forge.
OSPOTA – Sept 6, 2025 – more info to follow
Sept 13, 2025 – The HHARC’s regular meeting in September will be held a week later than usual to avoid conflicts with OSPOTA
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~~Spot the International Space Station!
As the third brightest object in the sky, the space station is easy to see if you know when to look up. Follow the link to find out the locations and times to view the International Space Station as it travels past the Dayton, Ohio area.
Click here to see the current position of the ISS.
The Key to Disaster Preparedness is
Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES)
Start at the Ohio District 3 Readiness web page.
HHARC is an ARRL affiliated club, belonging to the ARRL Great Lakes Division, Ohio Section
