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The weekly CBRA club net is held on Wednesdays @ 20:00 (8pm) and is open to all licensed amateur radio operators. The net is held on the WA3SFJ 2 meter repeater, which operates on 146.850 MHz, standard negative offset, with a tone of 107.2. You may also join our net via AllStar on node 558300 or via Echolink on the WA3SFJ-R node 585690.
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The weekly CBRA club net is held on Thursdays @ 20:00 (8pm) and is open to all licensed amateur radio operators. The net is held on the WA3SFJ 2 meter repeater, which operates on 146.850 MHz, standard negative offset, with a tone of 107.2. You may also join our net via AllStar on node 558300 or via Echolink on the WA3SFJ-R node 585690.
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Chesapeake Bay Radio Association, Inc.
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Help support CBRA by donating to

General operations or Repeater Maintenance.


General Funds will be used based on CBRA Membership voting quorum during monthly scheduled meetings, which can be used towards, but not limited to: Youth Program, VE testing, Marketing, Services, program costs.


Repeater maintenance funds will be used at based on repeater maintenance sub working group recommendations to the committee for grounds work, equipment maintenance, tower repairs, and new equipment purchases necessary for CBRA to continue its mission. ,

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Help Support CBRA Pavillion Improvement

I am a life scout in Troop 92 in Colora, MD. I am looking for donations for my eagle project to benefit the Chesapeake radio club in Port Deposit, MD; my goal is in total $2000. I am seeking other means to raise the remaining balance to cover cost for materials needed.


My project is to frame half walls and provide roll down tarps to enclose a pavilion at their radio station on Firetower Road. The project will make the space more comfortable and useful in all-weather as the club has a winter field day and other events and trainings at the site.


In addition to making the site more usable for the community the club will be able to use the site in emergencies to provide assistance to local law enforcement and first responders in the form of safe and effective communication.


My Eagle Scout Project will not only make a comfortable environment for the community to enjoy a hobby but will also provide a safe location for emergency communication in weather related or other emergency situations.
Your donations will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much for your support 

Yours in Scouting, 

 Lyle Lucas, Troop 92 Life Scout