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About KC Simulcast
About KC Simulcast
KC Simulcast is a cooperative effort dedicated to building and maintaining a reliable radio simulcast system for amateur radio operators across the Kansas City metro area and surrounding counties. Our goal is to enhance regional coverage, improve audio consistency, and provide dependable communications for everyday operation, public service events, and emergency use.
By linking multiple transmit and receive sites into a coordinated simulcast network, KC Simulcast helps operators stay connected across a wide geographic area without the need to constantly change repeaters. The system is designed with an emphasis on technical excellence, redundancy, and responsible spectrum use.
KC Simulcast is built by and for the amateur radio community. We value experimentation, education, and collaboration, and we welcome operators who share an interest in advancing regional communications and supporting the ham radio service in the greater Kansas City area.
Hi, I’m Anthony, a licensed amateur radio operator KCØAMP. I’ve always had a strong interest in radio communications, community-driven technology, and building reliable systems that bring people together.
I’m currently launching the KC Simulcast System, a project focused on expanding coverage, improving audio quality, and creating a dependable simulcast network for amateur radio operators. This system is being built with an emphasis on reliability, clean engineering, and real-world usability.
Through ham radio, I enjoy experimenting with RF systems, learning new technologies, and contributing to the amateur radio community. Whether it’s system design, testing, or on-air operations, I’m always looking for ways to improve and innovate. I look forward to connecting with you on the air
Hi, I’m Brad, a licensed amateur radio operator (KBØLSM) with a long-standing passion for radio communications and community-centered technology. I enjoy designing and maintaining dependable systems that help connect people and strengthen networks.
I’m currently involved in launching the KC Simulcast System, an initiative aimed at extending coverage, enhancing audio clarity, and delivering a robust, reliable simulcast network for amateur radio operators. The project is built around practical performance, thoughtful engineering, and long-term dependability.
Through amateur radio, I enjoy exploring RF technologies, testing new ideas, and supporting the broader ham community. From system architecture and performance optimization to hands-on operating, I’m always focused on refining, improving, and pushing systems to perform at their best. I look forward to meeting you on the air.
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