HAM Radio Team

Amateur Radio Operators

What is HAM Radio?

How Do I Join?

Click here to fill out a volunteer application and we will notify you of our next meeting.

The mission of the Suquamish Tribe volunteer HAM radio team is to contribute to the safety and security of the residents of our community by providing efficient, effective, and professional communication services in times of an emergency or disaster.

Channel 30 BARC R
- There is an informal “Amateur Hour Net” every Tuesday at 7:30pm
  On the second Tuesday of each month, this net is hosted in-person at the Ritchie Observatory at Battle Point Park on
  Bainbridge Island. Starting at 6:30pm, there are people on hand to help you program these frequencies into your radio,
  answer questions, and help get you on the air.
Channel 31 KARS 2
- The Kitsap County Emergency Communications Net meets every Sunday at 7:30pm.
  This is a weekly exercise for anyone interested in Emergency Communications or Disaster Preparedness in Kitsap County.
  We encourage participation from any amateur radio operator.
  More information on Kitsap Auxiliary Radio Service is available here: https://kitsapars.org/about/
Channel 33 WSRC 2
- Port Orchard has an informal net every Tuesday at 7pm
Channel 35 PSRG
- PSRG. They have social nets at 9am, noon, and 9pm seven days a week. They have a boater’s net every morning at 7:47am
  You can listen online here: https://web.psrg.org/listen/
  You can see which tower(s) you’re connecting with here: http://voter.psrg.org/supermon/voter.php?node=2462
Channel 58 K7LED
- Mike & Key Radio Club. They have social nets at 7:30 pm every day except Wednesday.

Upcoming Events:

HAM Radio Team Meeting Schedule for 2024. All meetings start at 5:00pm

May 13th
June 10th
July 8th
August 12th
September 9th
October 15th
November 12th
December 9th

Suquamish HAM Radio Team Common Radio Frequencies
Channel Number	Name	Channel	Notes	Receive Frequency	Transmit Frequency	Offset Frequency	Offset Direction	Tone Mode	CTCSS
30	BARC R	BARC UHF Repeater	Bainbridge Island Amateur Radio Club repeater	444.475	449.475	5.00 MHz	Plus	Tone	103.5 Hz
31	KARS 2	Silverdale VHF Repeater	Kitsap Auxiliary Radio Service – 2 meter (main repeater)	145.430	144.830	600 kHz	Minus	Tone	88.5 Hz
33	WSRC2	Port Orchard VHF Repeater	West Sound Amateur Radio Club 2Meter	145.390	144.790	600 kHz	Minus	Tone	88.5 Hz
35	PSRG	Puget Sound Repeater	PSRG. Many regularly scheduled nets, some online features. See notes, below	146.960	146.360	600 kHz	Minus	Tone	103.5 Hz
58	K7LED	Tiger Mountain Repeater	Mike & Key	146.820	146.220	600 kHz	Minus	Tone	103.5 Hz