Founded on June 22, 1928, the Lehigh Valley Amateur Radio Club (W3OI) is one of the oldest and most established amateur radio clubs in the region. With a rich history and a commitment to advancing the hobby, the club offers a welcoming environment for both new and seasoned operators.
Club Highlights
- Monthly Meetings: Held on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 PM at the Tri-Clover Fire Company in Orefield, PA. These meetings are a mix of technical talks, community outreach, and fellowship.
- Club Specialties: The club engages in a variety of activities, including contesting, digital modes, DX (long-distance communication), public service/emergency communications, and VHF/UHF operations.
- Services: Members benefit from a club newsletter, license test sessions, mentorship programs, and on-the-air bulletins. The club also operates repeaters for its members.
Membership
With a robust membership of 91 individuals, including 41 ARRL members, the club is an active participant in both local and national amateur radio events.
Leadership
- Rodney J. Wolfe (N3XG) – President
- Jeffrey V. Bauer (WA3PNY) – Vice President
- Paul F. Ryan (N0KIA) – Treasurer
- Phillip W. Bigg (KB3HMK) – Secretary
For more information or to connect with the club, visit their website.
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