Welcome
Connecting operators through technology, friendship, and innovation.
Clinton Amateur Radio Club is dedicated to bringing radio operators together through traditional communications, modern digital technology, technical education, and innovation.
We believe amateur radio is more than talking over the airwaves. It is about building friendships, sharing knowledge, experimenting with technology, supporting emergency communications, and creating opportunities for everyone to participate.
Keep amateur radio alive, accessible, affordable, and moving forward into the future.
The people behind the signal
Leadership & technical team
Guluss
Founder
Guluss provides the vision and leadership behind our growing community. His goal is a welcoming place where radio enthusiasts exchange ideas, learn from one another, and enjoy the hobby while respecting its traditions and embracing new technology.
Bringing radio operators together, one connection at a time.
Paul
President & Technical Director
Paul brings decades of experience in computer systems, networking, cybersecurity, telecommunications, server administration, and amateur radio infrastructure. A retired U.S. Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant and owner of Creighton Computer Services LLC, he focuses on practical, reliable systems and making digital communications accessible.
Amateur radio has a proud history, but its future depends on our willingness to innovate, experiment, and share what we learn.
Alex
Vice President & Technical Director
Alex supports technical projects, radio-system development, and fellow operators exploring new communication methods. His teamwork helps the club improve connectivity and expand opportunities for radio enthusiasts.
Great communication systems are built through teamwork, curiosity, and a willingness to learn.
Club Secretary
Secretary
A retired U.S. Army truck driver with more than 30 years of experience as an electrical maintenance engineer, N0PWC brings discipline, practical technical knowledge, and a lifetime of service to the club.
Service, experience, and careful recordkeeping help a growing club stay strong.
Treasurer
Officer position available
The Treasurer position remains open. Members interested in helping the club maintain transparent financial records and responsible stewardship are encouraged to contact the leadership team.
Contact the club →Shared access
Local analog repeaters
These VHF and UHF repeaters are not owned or operated by Clinton Amateur Radio Club. The club has permission to use them through shared-access arrangements, subject to the owners’ policies, availability, and FCC rules.
We appreciate the repeater owners and operators who make this shared access possible.
Where we are headed
Our mission & future goals
- Expand the private DMR network and supported communication methods.
- Improve carefully managed interoperability among DMR, AllStarLink, EchoLink, and compatible systems.
- Develop a separate member voice, video, and text community room that does not connect to DMR or RF systems.
- Provide technical assistance and educational resources.
- Support responsible amateur radio experimentation and innovation.
- Encourage friendship, cooperation, and public-service readiness.
From spark-gap transmitters to software-defined radios and worldwide digital networks, experimentation has always been at the heart of amateur radio. We intend to carry that tradition forward.