The Rome Radio Club Inc, founded in 1934, is a dedicated amateur radio community located in Rome, New York. The club, identified by the call sign W2OFQ, offers a variety of services and educational programs to foster amateur radio knowledge, promote public service, and enhance communication skills.
Mission and Purpose
The Rome Radio Club’s mission is to promote amateur radio through activities that include contests, digital modes, DX (long-distance) communication, and public service, particularly in emergency situations. The club is committed to offering a supportive environment for all amateur radio enthusiasts, from newcomers to experienced operators, and seeks to strengthen the amateur radio community by supporting events and public outreach.
Meetings and Educational Programs
The Rome Radio Club meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 7 PM at 592 Hangar Road in Rome, NY. The club provides a variety of educational resources, including entry-level and general license classes, mentoring, and on-the-air bulletins to help members improve their skills. The club is also a hub for local hamfests and offers license testing sessions.
Public Service and Community Engagement
In addition to fostering a sense of community among members, the Rome Radio Club is involved in local public service efforts, especially in emergency communications. The club maintains a repeater system for public use and offers services like newsletters and license testing.
Contact Information
For more details about the Rome Radio Club, its activities, or to become a member, visit their official website or contact them at info@romeradioclub.com.
- Contact Person: Michael Little KB2CCD
- Phone: (315) 225-3256
- Meeting Location: 592 Hangar Rd, Rome, NY 13440
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