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The Bluffton Radio Club is a local organization dedicated to three primary missions: Encouraging young people to become involved in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) through amateur radio. Supporting community members in obtaining their FCC amateur radio licenses...

Salty Dog Net - 442.675, 1700 hrs, 100 MHz tone. Thursday evenings.

We are no longer using Ref 054B to access the D-Star Net. We are switching to a system put together by Nick KF5CJG and friends. This allows you to access the net using a variety of digital modalities: For BlueDV users, select DSTAR and then click the XLX button at the top right of the screen...

BRAG Nets: https://www.w4bft.com/nets

Post a photo of your shack...!

The group meets Friday mornings at the iHop in Beaufort at 7:30a/8:00a for breakfast and a social hour. The breakfasts usually last about an hour. 266 Robert Smalls Pkwy Beaufort, SC 29906 The group also meets at the Beaufort Chick-Fil-A on Monday & Wednesday at 8:00a for coffee. 2405...

Different Bluffton, but who knew there was a “Bluffton, Ohio”? Lol. It even had an amateur radio club Bluffton can lay claim to being the liveliest center of amateur radio communication activity in any town of its size in the United States with 10 transmitting and receiver stations in...

Yes, it’s a vanity call. No, I’ve never lived in “2” land. My original call was KB9RZR, yet many years ago I thought I’d like to get a vanity call. I was living in Milwaukee at the time and searched through the AE7Q website and was looking for something with my initials. I stumbled across...

This probably isn't exact, yet it's a download of data from the FCC ULS site for amateur licensees that have been granted a license (or had a license renewal) since the year 2000. There are 247 of us with a Bluffton or Hilton Head address.

BeaufortRadioAmateurGroup W4BFT Beaufort, SC http://www.beaufortradio.com/

South Carolina repeater list in XLS format.