JTRG operates a pair of open and coordinated repeaters in the North Palm Beach county area. We invite and encourage all licensed amateur radio operators to use the repeaters when you're in the area.

The 146.625 is an active repeater, with a formal Ragchew net running on Tuesdays at 8pm and very reliable (albeit informal) work-day commute net keeping up with local traffic conditions. The 146.625 repeater also serves as the North Palm Beach County's ARES/RACES repeater and we have a slowscan net on the UHF repeater each Wed at 7:30pm.

For regular use of the repeater we encourage you to join JTRG for an annual donation of $30 per family. Please visit the membership page for an application and mailing address.

You're also invited to use the Jupiter Farm's CERT repeater operating on the VHF frequency of 444.400 PL 110.9 and also includes EchoLink (WA4JFC node# 364883.) There's also a formal "emergency communications test" Net conducted on this repeater each Monday at 8pm. This is open to all licensed amateur radio operators within the operating coverage area and allows us to test our radio equipment under simulated emergency conditions. The Net begins on the 440.400 repeater and then moves to simplex, 146.400 for a simplex test.