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The Utica Shelby Emergency Communication Association is a
group of over 200
hams
from all over the Metro-Detroit
area. This club is the largest and most active club in
southeast Michigan. One of our claims to fame is our Field
Day event. In the past several years, we have had the
distinction of having the largest Field Day in North
America (by virtue of our guest list), and we have placed
in the Top 10 overall for the past five years (with a 3rd
place overall finish in 2000 - running QRP!). In 2004 USECA
finished 14 out of 16 in the MI QSO Party in our class. In
2005 USECA finished 6 out of 10 in our class. And in 2005,
USECA placed first in class in the Arizona sQRPions FYBO contest.
USECA is affiliated with the ARRL and is a Special Service
Club. We hold regular
VE Testing
in the Mt. Clemens area
and work with organizations like: RACES, ARES, Skywarn,
SCCA, MS Society, and SATERN. We also have a LOT OF FUN!
Club members regularly organize camp-outs, boating
excursions, trap and pistol shoots, QRP expeditions, "fox"
hunts (hidden transmitter), picnics, road rallies, rock and
roll parties, CW nets, and bicycle rides.
One of USECA's main claims to fame is our
repeater system.
Our repeater is known as the "friendliest repeater in town",
and can be found on a frequency of 147.180 MHz, and can be
accessed by use of a 100 Hz CTCSS tone.
The USECA Express
is the club's regular newsletter. The
Express is one of the nation's finest amateur radio club
newsletters! Our
newsletter has earned the highest rating for newsletters
judged all over the country by the Amateur Radio News
Service. This fine newsletter is certainly one of the
privileges of membership!
Our mailing address is: P.O. Box 46331, Mt. Clemens, MI 48046.
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