Biography

JTRG is an ARRL affiliated, Special Service Club and incorporated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that's committed to the promotion of Amateur Radio and providing community assistance and goodwill. We're located in Jupiter, Florida which is about 30 minutes North of West Palm Beach in southeast Florida. Map.

With just over 100 members, we're an active club, involved with all aspects of amateur radio. In addition to our on-the-air events and Field Day, we provide communications and logistics for area events, participate in community affairs and the Adopt-a-Highway program. We have three to four annual training classes plus scheduled testing sessions under the ARRL VEC program.

JTRG maintains the following, open and coordinated VHF/UHF repeaters in the North Palm Beach County area.

We're also engaged in a number of radio events including a local island activation, lighthouse event, field day, and other special event operations where we operate under the club's callsign, W4JUP.

JTRG ANNUAL EVENTS
USIsland FL479S Activation Picnics
ILLW - US0025, Jupiter Lighthouse Training Classes
ARRL Field Day License Examinations


With many members engaged in ham radio for emergency communications, we strongly encourage participation in RACES, ARES, CERT and Skywarn.


CONTACTING JTRG
We hope that you will visit our club's website for more information: http://www.jtrg.org
We can also be reached via:
Email: admin@jtrg.org.
Mail: JTRG, P.O. BOX 7751, Jupiter, FL 33468
Phone: 561-427-7954


QSL exchange for any JTRG Special Events
Please address your correspondence as:
QSL Manager
P.O. BOX 7751
Jupiter, FL 33468

Thank you,
Kevin Jackson, W4JKJ
JTRG President
W4JKJ@JTRG.ORG

Equipment

JTRG maintains three repeaters which primarily focus on North Palm Beach County but the coverage area naturally extend outwards from there.

FREQUENCY CTCSS REPEATER NOTES
146.625 110.9 Primary & Backup VHF. Servers Palm Beach County North ARES
146.715 110.9 Backup VHF
444.225 110.9 JTRG UHF North county, Jupiter CERT primary


Much appreciation to the JTRG Technical Committee for keeping the repeaters operational!