76 Repeater Move:

The .76 repeater, as well as 444.4, are off the air and being moved. We are looking for a new home for the first time since 1970. They will be off the air until a new location is found. All activities on 146.760 will move to the 146.880 repeater until .76 comes back on the air. Stay tuned!

Update: The .76 repeater is on the air at a temporary location. If you can make the machine, feel free to use it.

On May 27, 1969, the last Tuesday of that month, a group of Hams interested in repeaters who had been meeting informally for some time decided to form a new Amateur Radio Club - The Lake Erie Amateur Radio Association. Someone mentioned that this new club would need a leader and Bill Hess, K8SGX, volunteered and became LEARA's first president. And thus was born what would become the largest Amateur Radio club in the greater Cleveland area!

For over 40 years LEARA has been providing public service and emergency communications of Northeast Ohio. The club call signs are WB8CQR and WR8ABC, and the club is as an official ARRL affiliated club. Please explore the links to the left and don't forget to join us at one of our meetings!