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The Houston ECHO Society is a general interest amateur (ham) radio club serving greater Houston Texas and is an ARRL Special Services Club.
The Houston ECHO Society exists to provide emergency communications to various public service agencies in the greater Houston area. In order to fullfill that objective the ECHO society owns and operates VHF & UHF repeaters that may be used in times of emergencies as well as providing a pool of trained radio operators to assist in that effort.
Because amateur radio is such a broad hobby ECHO employs the use of special interest groups, or SIGs, so that members and non-members alike may participate in common interest projects and aspects of amateur radio. ECHO offers classes, test sessions, operates repeaters, and participates in various contests such as the ARRL field day.
Everyone is welcome to attend the club meetings and are encouraged to join in on the fun. Presently the club meetings are being held the 2nd Monday of every month at 7:00pm at the Greater Houston Chapter of the American Red Cross located on the 2700 Southwest Fwy (Hwy 59) just west of Kirby Drive. This breaks from the long standing tradition of the last Friday of each month. Many of the members gather at Goode Company Mexican Restaurant on Kirby just south of Hwy 59 at Westpark beginning as early as 5:30 PM for a pre-meeting, eatin' meetin' time of food, fun and fellowship. A map to both Goode Company and the Red Cross building is available.
We invite you to join the ECHO mailing list to stay informed on ECHO happenings. Of course you can always return here.
Houston ECHO Society
717 East 8th Street
Houston, TX 77007-1719
