Packet Radio
The club's dedicated data networking infrastructure, providing independent VHF/UHF text and data transmission across the region.
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The Wireless Data Link
Packet Radio is a form of digital amateur radio communication that uses the AX.25 protocol to send data in "packets". It's the foundation of the Amateur Radio Emergency Data Network.
Infrastructure
& Utilities
Wireless Messaging
Send text messages and emails (Winlink) across the region and beyond, even when the internet is unavailable.
APRS Integration
The Automatic Packet Reporting System allows for real-time tracking of stations, weather reporting, and telemetry.
Club Node Details
Callsign / SSID
W3ACH-7
Frequency
145.010 MHz
Baud Rate
1200 bps
Our primary VHF packet node is located at the club repeater site, providing excellent coverage for digipeating and mailbox functions across Franklin County.
Learn Packet Radio
Interested in setting up your own packet station? Check out our guides in the Learn Center or talk to our technical team.