Chippewa Valley Amateur Radio Club (CVARC)

Chippewa Valley Amateur Radio Club (CVARC)

Overview

The Chippewa Valley Amateur Radio Club (CVARC) is a community-driven organization dedicated to advancing amateur radio knowledge, fostering camaraderie, and providing public service to the Chippewa Valley region. Established in 2004, the club offers a wide range of activities, training, and resources to amateur radio enthusiasts of all levels.


Club Details

  • Call Sign: W9CVA
  • Affiliation Date: March 13, 2004
  • Annual Report Date: January 8, 2021
  • Meeting Time: First Tuesday of every month at 6 PM
  • Meeting Place: Zoom (until in-person meetings resume)

Specialties

  • Contesting
  • Digital Modes
  • DXing
  • General Interest
  • Public Service/Emergency Communications
  • Repeaters
  • School or Youth Group Activities
  • VHF/UHF Operations

Services Offered

  • Club Newsletter
  • Entry-Level License Classes
  • General or Higher License Classes
  • Hamfest Organization
  • Mentorship Programs
  • On-The-Air Bulletins
  • Packet Radio BBS
  • Repeater Services
  • TVI/RFI Committee

Mission and Purpose

CVARC is committed to:

  1. Public Service: Providing emergency communication and support for the community.
  2. Radio Advancement: Extending the technical and artistic aspects of amateur radio.
  3. Education: Increasing the number of skilled operators, technicians, and experts.
  4. International Goodwill: Enhancing global cooperation through amateur radio.

Membership

  • Total Members: 39
  • Voting Members: 36
  • Licensed Amateur Members: 36
  • ARRL Members: 36

Leadership

  • Contact: Ronald Paul Krueger (W9JRW)
  • President: John F. Lindberg (AA9JL)
  • Vice President & Editor: Ronald M. Anderson (W9RMA)
  • Treasurer: John L. Palmer (KD9QOI)
  • Secretary: Robert Alan Bernhardt (AC9JU)

Community Impact

CVARC actively supports the community through:

  • Emergency communication during natural disasters or crises.
  • Educational initiatives aimed at training new radio operators and advancing technical skills.
  • Participation in local and national amateur radio contests and events.

Online Presence


Conclusion

The Chippewa Valley Amateur Radio Club is a cornerstone of amateur radio activity in the Chippewa Valley, providing resources, training, and a vibrant community for enthusiasts. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned operator, CVARC offers opportunities to grow and contribute to the amateur radio hobby.

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