Nestled in the heart of Kenton, Ohio, the Kenton Amateur Radio Club (KARC) is a vibrant community of amateur radio enthusiasts dedicated to advancing communication technology, fostering public service, and promoting emergency preparedness. Operating under the call sign W8VMV, this club embodies the spirit of collaboration and innovation.
A Hub for Amateur Radio Enthusiasts
Founded in 2015, the Kenton Amateur Radio Club has quickly established itself as a cornerstone of the amateur radio community in Hardin County. Members range from seasoned operators to those new to the hobby, all united by a shared passion for radio communication.
Monthly Meetings and Communication
- Meeting Time: Last Monday of the month at 7:00 PM.
- Meeting Place: Locations vary and are announced on the 146.625 repeater.
These gatherings offer members a chance to exchange ideas, participate in training, and stay updated on the latest developments in amateur radio.
Services and Activities
- Mentorship: Experienced members guide newcomers through the intricacies of amateur radio.
- On-The-Air Bulletins: Regular updates and community announcements.
- Repeater Services: Ensuring robust communication channels for members and the broader community.
Leadership Team
- President & Contact: James R. Bird (KD8KCH)
- Vice President: Jerry L. Lones (N8NWC)
- Treasurer: Craig M. Newland (KC8FEL)
The leadership team is committed to steering the club towards growth and increased community involvement.
Club Statistics
- Total Members: 15
- Voting Licensed Members: 12
- ARRL Members: 7
Despite its modest size, the club boasts an active and dedicated membership, making it a force for good in the local amateur radio landscape.
Get Involved
Whether you're an experienced operator or a curious beginner, the Kenton Amateur Radio Club welcomes you to explore the world of amateur radio. Engage in fascinating projects, enhance your technical skills, and connect with like-minded individuals.
- Email: W8VMV625@gmail.com
The Kenton Amateur Radio Club isn’t just a group of radio operators—it’s a community of learners, innovators, and public servants committed to making a difference in Hardin County and beyond. Join them to experience the transformative power of amateur radio!
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