Welcome to Lakeshore Repeater Association KR9RK

 Join us weekly for the DMR WI State Wide TG (3155) "Cheddar Head Cheese Net" will begin weekly on Wednesday's starting on March 6th, 9PM CDT .

 Come one, come ALL... IL, WI all are Welcome to join us from near and far!

7:30 am Doors open at the Golden Corral. Lakeshore Repeater Association has a RSVP reservation for the Back PARTY ROOM for up to 55 people ! Plenty of room! Plenty to eat! Come HUNGRY!
Address: 6208 75th St, Kenosha, WI 53142 (Just East of Hwy 31 on Hwy 50).
ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET! Prices are (plus tax) $9.49 adult and $8.99 for Seniors. 

If there is a storm and the emergency communications system goes out, local amateur radio enthusiasts are prepared to help first responders.

 “Once that goes down, the police don’t have any way to communicate, the fire department doesn’t have any way to communicate, so they rely on guys like me to fill that void," explained John Fritze.

That’s when John Fritze, and other amature radio enthusiasts, known as Hams, would be notified by the Albany County Sheriff to help assist.

"What happens is, I can sit down behind a police radio and I can do dispatch. If I am trained to do that, it’s legal for me to do that," explained Fritze.

As trained communicators, the Hams are licensed by the FCC. Some are even trained to help report to the National Weather Service. And when the hurricanes hit Puerto Rico, Hams in the Upstate New York region were deployed to help relay messages back and forth.

And while the Hams don’t always get recognition, they are always there if and when we need them.

Main Site repeaters online. State of the Art continuous Ham Duty Motorola SLR series repeaters have cutting edge technology DMR digital and analog modes for reliable 24/7/365 use with automated battery backup charging system with full online diagnostics.