Calling All Ham Radio Enthusiasts in the Upper Peninsula: Join the Iron Range Amateur Radio Club!

Are you interested in amateur radio (ham radio) and live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan? Look no further than the Iron Range Amateur Radio Club (N8LVQ)! This friendly ARRL-affiliated club has been around since 1983 and welcomes anyone with a passion for radio communication.

Why Choose Iron Range Amateur Radio Club?

• A Welcoming Community: The Iron Range Amateur Radio Club is a great place to connect with fellow ham radio operators of all experience levels. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting started, you'll find a supportive and encouraging environment.
• Commitment to Public Service: The club actively participates in public service activities, ensuring effective communication during emergencies.
• Technical Resources: N8LVQ maintains a repeater system with locations in Iron River, Crystal Falls, Land O' Lakes (Wisconsin), and Arbor Vita (Wisconsin). You can find details on RepeaterBook.com.
• Develop Your Skills: The club offers entry-level license classes and can help you prepare for your ham radio license exam. They also provide on-the-air bulletins to keep you informed about club activities and local happenings.

Meeting Information:

Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM Central Time at the Iron County Museum located in Caspian, Michigan (49915).

Connect with the Club:

• Visit the Iron Range Amateur Radio Club Facebook page ([http://Iron Range Amateur Radio Club on Facebook](http://Iron Range Amateur Radio Club on Facebook)) to learn more about their activities and connect with members.
• Contact Paul R. Penkivech W8YNY, the club treasurer, at (906) 265-3659 or paul.w8yny@fast-air.net.

The Iron Range Amateur Radio Club is a valuable resource for ham radio operators in the Upper Peninsula. If you're interested in learning more about ham radio, connecting with like-minded people, and giving back to your community, consider joining the Iron Range Amateur Radio Club!