Welcome to the SCVRA

About Us: The St. Croix Valley Radio Amateurs (SCVRA) is an Amateur Radio Club serving St. Croix County, and Pierce County in Wisconsin as well as Washington County in Minnesota. Most of our members are from Hudson, River Falls, Baldwin, Beldenville, and the surrounding area. Our club call sign is K9SCV.

Contact Us: If you have questions about the club, please contact us by clicking on this link or contact us on Facebook.

Join Our Email Lists:

  • Announcements – Announcements about meetings and club activities.
  • Discussion – An email list for discussing ham radio related topics.

SCVRA Christmas Party: On Tuesday, January 13th 2026, in lieu of our club meeting, SCVRA will be holding our Christmas party at the Barnboard in Roberts at 6:30PM.

Monthly Meetings: Our club meets on the second Tuesday of every month at 6:30PM. Our usual meeting locations are under construction/remodeling at the moment, so keep an eye on this page in 2026 for meeting locations.

Weekly Net: The St. Croix Valley Friendly Net meets most Tuesdays at 7pm on our Roberts repeater. All amateur radio operators with a valid license are welcome and encouraged to check in. We handle messages, make small talk, buy/sell/trade ham radio gear, and demonstrate our readiness should an ARES / RACES activation be needed. If you are a new ham and are feeling nervous about checking in, please don’t be . We’re a very friendly bunch and will help you learn the ropes. The procedures we use to run the net will become second nature in time. We don’t expect you to know it all and it is perfectly OK to make mistakes!

Repeaters

Roberts, WI Repeater

  • Call Sign: K9SCV
  • Frequency: 147.330 MHz
  • Offset: +0.600 MHz
  • CTCSS Tone: 110.9
  • Modes: FM and YSF

Hudson, WI Repeater

  • Call Sign: K9SCV
  • Frequency: 145.130 MHz
  • Offset: -0.600 MHz
  • CTCSS Tone: 110.9
  • Modes: FM and YSF

n.b. In addition to general amateur use, the Roberts, WI repeater is used for weekly nets, ARES / RACES and SKYWARN storm spotting nets during inclement weather.