New Club Asset
Meet LISA — Local Incident Support by Amateur radio
KCARC's newest addition to our public-service fleet is LISA, a retired Fox 13 Seattle television news van generously donated to the club. Rebuilt as a self-contained mobile communications platform, LISA carries a pneumatic mast, HF/VHF/UHF antennas, a HamWAN dish, Starlink, and onboard radio gear — giving KCARC the ability to roll up to a Field Day site, a public service event, or a real emergency and be on the air quickly.
Keep an eye out for LISA at our next event, and stop by to see what she can do!
Kitsap County Amateur Radio Club is a 501(c)3 public service organization and ARRL Special Services club, serving the Kitsap Peninsula since 1982. Learn more about us →
Club Repeaters
KCARC Repeater Terms of Service
The Kitsap County Amateur Radio Club (KCARC) does not discriminate against any rule-abiding operator. However, individuals who engage in disruptive behavior or fail to comply with the Communications Act or FCC Rules may be restricted from using KCARC repeaters and services. To maintain compliance and order, KCARC has established these Terms of Service.
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Gold Mt West Repeater Site
Amateur Radio
Open for licensed Amateur (Ham) users
VHF — 146.62(-)
Analog: CTCSS 103.5
UHF — 442.65(+)
Analog: CTCSS 103.5
DMR: CC1
Cheryl St Repeater Site
Amateur Radio
Open for licensed Amateur (Ham) users
Frequency: 444.075(+)
Analog: CTCSS 103.5
DMR: CC1
Gold Mt East Repeater Site
Amateur Radio
Details coming soon.
GMRS
Open for licensed GMRS users
GMRS Repeater Ch 17
Frequency: 462.600(+)
Ham Radio and GMRS Social Nets
Wednesday
19:00 – 2 meter Net 146.62 Mhz (-) 103.5
19:45 – 10 meter Net 28.330 Mhz
Saturday
18:00 – Gold Mountain GMRS Repeater
Ch 17
