OH-KY-IN is an ARRL Special Service Club, serving the Cincinnati area since 1960 .....................
OH-KY-IN meets on the first Tuesday of every month, 7:30pm at 120 Washington Ave. in St. Bernard. .....................
K8SCH Repeaters: 146.625 MHz (-) Withamsville, 146.670 MHz (-) Clifton, 146.925 MHz (-) Colerain Township. All OH-KY-IN repeaters use a 123Hz PL tone for access .....................
The Tech Talk Net meets every Wednesday at 9:00pm on the 146.670 repeater .....................
Visit the OH-KY-IN CafePress Store .....................
The club's Board of Directors meets every 4th Tuesday of the month, 7:00pm in the basement of the St. Bernard City Hall. Meeting is OPEN to club members .....................
Vist OH-KY-IN at the Dayton Hamvention, Flea Market spaces 3125 - 3128 .....................
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The OH-KY-IN Amateur Radio Society is affiliated with the ARRL, the national organization for amateur radio
The OH-KY-IN Amateur Radio Society is one of several great amateur radio clubs in the ARRL's Great Lakes Division.
The OH-KY-IN Amateur Radio Society is also one of several great clubs in the ARRL's Ohio Section.
The OH-KY-IN "Tip Sheet"
Sorry, no "inside info" on the ponies here. The TIP SHEET is all about those super-secret hints and tips that make amateur radio operating so much more enjoyable.
Like this gem from Bob Frey, WA6EZV, who writes:
"I got tired of always having to either run my headset wire up my sleeve or getting it caught on something, with the result my headphones being jerked off my ears. I found this interesting item on The Internet. It is a small stereo dongle (Bluetooth) that can be attached to an iPod, a radio receiver, or whatever you would normally plug a headset into.
"Add a set of bluetooth head phones, and 'no more wires.' I use it on both my iPOD when walking/jogging and on my ARDF receiver. No wires to tangle. Here are two pictures and a link to where I found them. Total cost for both items was just over $30."