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Atlantic Coast United Radio Association (ACURA) Ham Radio Club

ACURA is a friendly South Jersey ham radio club based in Atlantic County. Together, we run a set of linked repeaters and hold a weekly net. We also offer license exams for new and upgrading hams.

GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP WEATHER

Next Scheduled Meeting

Congratulations

Chris Pezzolla: N2YOC


Atlantic County Auxcomm/SKYWARN

Weekly Practice Net

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Beginning Monday July 6, 2026, The Atlantic Couty Auxcomm/Skywarn Practice Net will permanently move to 8pm Eastern Time. It will be on both the SCARA and ACURA Repeaters. See K2BR website for Their repeater info.

www.k2br.com

The Atlantic Couty Auxcomm/Skywarn Practice Net will be on the ACURA Linked Repeaters below. Choose the Repeater that works best for you.


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ACURA – AG2NJ Repeaters

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All of the ACURA AG2NJ Repeaters Below Are Linked


VHF Repeater: 147.165 – pl 91.5 (Egg Harbor, NJ)

AllStar Node: 46231


UHF Repeater: 445.875 – pl 85.4 (Atlantic City, NJ)

AllStar Node: 463861


220 Repeater: 224.240 – pl 100 (Galloway Twsp, NJ)

AllStar Node: 44294


6 Meter Repeater: 53.390 – pl 156.7 (Coming Soon)


ACURA 6 Meter Currently set To

52.525 Simplex

Access Thru Allstar Node: 45251


Echolink: AG2NJ-R

Echolink Node: 447979


South Jersey Ham Radio Weekly Net (AG2NJ)

Also, join us every Thursday Night at 7pm est on any of our linked Repeaters above!

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Next General Meeting of the ACURA Ham Radio Club

Meeting Location:
HOLY SPIRIT HIGH SCHOOL


Why Join a South Jersey Ham Radio Club?

A local club makes the hobby easier and more fun. For example, members help each other set up stations, program radios and put up antennas. In addition, you will always have someone to talk to on the air.

Most of all, a club gives you a reason to get on the air. For instance, our Thursday net is a relaxed way to make your first contacts. Later on, you can join us for Field Day, special events and public service work.

Our South Jersey ham radio club welcomes everyone, from brand-new operators to long-time hams. Start with our New Hams page, or read about ACURA. You can also learn more about the hobby from the ARRL.


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