The Indianapolis Radio Club is a general interest ham radio group that was founded in 1914 and has met continuously since that time.
Indianapolis Radio Club meetings
IRC meetings begin at 7:30 PM on the second (2nd) Friday
of each month except for July and August. Meetings are preceded by a "meet
and greet time" beginning at 7:00 pm. In-person meeting locations will be
announced. When not meeting in person, our meetings are held using the ZOOM
software platform.
The Indianapolis Radio Club Station W9JP is co-located with the IVY Tech ARC Club Station W9IVY at the Meridian Street Campus IFC building
Meetings and Announcements :
Announcements
QST += Watch wednesday night nets and club facebook for spur of the moment operating events in the Indianapolis area.
Fort Harrison state park is a popular POTA sight just check up by the horse barn! Give a call on 146.52 to see if anybody up and running.
QST += Summer is here ! Send in pictures of club members operating SOTA or POTA operations. Post POTA activations on the club facebook page.
QST += OFFICE OF MANAGING DIRECTOR WILL DECOMMISSION LEGACY COMMISSION REGISTRATION
SYSTEM ON JULY 15, 2022
MD Docket No. 10-234
The Office of Managing Director will decommission the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC or Commission) Legacy Commission Registration System (CORES)
(Legacy CORES) on July 15, 2022.1 The current version of CORES (called
CORES2 herein and found at https://apps.fcc.gov/cores/userLogin.do) has been
in use since 2016 and should be used to register for or maintain an FCC
Registration Number (FRN).2 Using CORES2 for FRN-related transactions
requires FRN registrants to set up an account with a unique username (by
providing a valid e-mail address)3 and password to associate with their
existing or new FRN(s).4 The FRN registrant's email address is then
established in the system as their username. Users already registered in
CORES2 can continue to manage their FRNs in CORES2 without change. No
additional actions are required for CORES2 users.
Legacy CORES will be retired on July 15, 2022 at 6 pm.5 Once Legacy CORES is
retired, users will be unable to make any changes to their FRNs in that
system, including resetting their passwords. Users should be aware that they
will need to register in CORES2 to gain online access and manage their
FRN(s). See below for help with FRN registration in CORES2.
https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-retire-legacy-cores-july-15-cores2-remainin
g-available