DA1SP Team Eifel Amateur Radio Society (TEARS) Herforst Germany E-MAIL

Packet Radio: DA1SP @ LX0PAC.LUX.EU
Club call frequency: 145.575 Mhz (PL 88.5)
Local repeaters: 439.150 (DB0LN) and 145.775 (DB0UT)
QSL via the DL-bureau to DOK-K31

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Hot Links:

• TEARS members.
  
• View the TEARS charter.
  
• If you wish to join TEARS, complete our on-line application form.
  
• DA1BT - American Contest Club (ACT), Bitburg, Germany.
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• W0WYV Bellevue Amateur RadioClub(BARCNE)
  
• DX CLUBS
  
• Ham Rad
  
• German Ham Radio Web Site and Links
  
• DL0BIT K-51 German Amateur Radio Club Bitburg, Germany
  
• German Reciprocal Licensing Information: Application form (AE Form 1684-R) for obtaining a DA1, DA2, or DA4 amateur radio reciprocal license. Note: You must be under the Status Of Forces Agreement (SOFA), working for the Department of State, NATO, or the U.S. military as a U.S. soldier or civilian and living in Germany in order to apply for one of these callsigns. All others must apply directly to the Bundesamt fuer Post und Telekommunikations (BAPT) for a standard German reciprocal callsign using the BAPT's application form. (MS-Word format)
  

Antrak Gateway:

Common frequencies English-speaking hams in Germany are found:

• 3780.0 kHz LSB (+- QRM), Tuesday and Thursday evenings each week at 20:00 local time.
  
• 29.300 MHz FM-simplex.
  
• 29.670 MHz FM-repeater (DF0MOT).
  
• 144.725 MHz FM-simplex.
  
• 439.075 MHz FM-repeater (DA4FB).
  

Have you ever lived in the Eifel?

If you were ever stationed at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, please be sure to sign our guest book! We'd especially like to hear from those that were part of the various amateur radio clubs that were located on Spangdahlem Air Base throughout the years.