May 2009
            The Sandy Oregon site now has a 6m repeater system. The new repeater is on 53.35 MHz, the offset is - 1.7 MHz,  tone required is 107.2 for access.


        April 2009
The 70cm D-Star repeater at Sherwood has changed frequency to 444.31875 MHz. Offset and callsign remain unchanged.
The Sandy Oregon site now has a70cm repeater added to the 145.43 MHz system. The new repeater is on 442.875 MHz, tone required is 107.2 for access.


March 2009
The KJ7IY 70cm repeater on 442.875 MHz has been removed from service at Forest Grove.
A repeater is again in service in the Aloha Area. The KA7OSM repeater is on 442.525,  + 5 MHz offset, Tone 107.2


February 2009
A 10 meter repeater has been added to the WORC repeater line up. 
A low power FM broadcast station is now in operation broadcasting news and information about Amateur Radio from a site near Sherwood Oregon. Listen for KQSO on your FM radio at 102.9.  "The Q" has information for you.
The Sherwood 52.83 repeater has been returned to service after replacing a  winter ice damaged antenna.


November 2008
The remaining repeaters from the Portland Central site have been moved to a site near Clackamas, Oregon.  Coverage for the 146.80, 443.150 and 1291.00 may have changed for you. The WORC Autopatch will be out of service for a period of time. The Central site is no longer in use by the WORC.

October 2008
The Western Oregon Radio Club placed in service 3  D-Star repeaters at the Sherwood site. The radios operate on the 70cm band and 23cm band for  digital voice and on the 23cm band for high speed data.  A 2m voice repeater is planned at the same site.

September 2008

The Saturday morning swapnet has ended on the Evergreen Intertie.  If you want to buy, sell or trade amateur gear within the NW area look at the NWHAMS web
site of web master  Ron, N7TAW. NWHAMS online swap list 











revised  05-12-2009