Amateur Radio in West Point area

[mr_tunz]

Wondering if anyone in the West Point Neb area does amateur radio?? Looking to get into it and looking for others.

 

[wb0qqk]

Wondering if anyone in the West Point Neb area does amateur radio?? Looking to get into it and looking for others.

Name search results from QRZ.com using Zip Code 68788:

N0OHH - ROBERT L LUNDEEN, 537 23RD RD, WEST POINT, NE, 68788
WA0UGD - VINCENT F BUERSMEYER, 555 10TH RD, WEST POINT, NE, 68788
K0QXG - Mark A Steffensmeier, PO BOX 35, West Point, NE, 68788
KD0FTK - ANDREW J WIMMER, 709 OLD CREAMERY RD, WEST POINT, NE, 68788
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[W0JJK]

You have a couple clubs near you.

Norfolk-Elkorn Valley Amateur Radio Club EVARC Homepage

Fremont-Pioneer Amatuer Radio Club-http://www.k0jfn.com/

You have a couple repeater with in range,

146.730(-) from Norfolk, 146.670 from Fremont, and 145.43 From Winslow.

 

[NeFire242]

Name search results from QRZ.com using Zip Code 68788:

Just because they have a license doesn't mean they've been on the air in YEARS. Look at the Omaha metro.

 

[SCPD]

Glad I'm not a HAM, I'd have a serious problem with people posting my address any where outside the FCC in a public forum.

 

[wb0qqk]

Glad I'm not a HAM, I'd have a serious problem with people posting my address any where outside the FCC in a public forum.

You can always get a post office box. I did very little surfing and found several non-FCC search engines
and links to amateur radio license databases. It's a matter of public record.

 

[wb0qqk]

Just because they have a license doesn't mean they've been on the air in YEARS. Look at the Omaha metro.

Very true. I know of several Silent Keys whose call signs are still shown as active. Not too much of
a surprise since the grant periods are in ten year increments. I also know several who have licenses
and don't own or operate equipment.