Overview
The Snoqualmie Valley Amateur Radio Club (SnoVARC) serves the Snoqualmie Valley region, fostering a community of amateur radio enthusiasts who are passionate about technical exploration, social connections, and public service. The club plays a significant role in supporting local agencies before, during, and after emergencies, while also engaging in community functions and events.
Club Details
- Call Sign: KE7GFZ
- Affiliation Date: December 5, 2008
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Meeting Information:
- Time: First Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM
- Location: Duvall Fire Station, 15600 First Ave, Duvall, WA 98019
Specialties
- Digital Modes
- DX Communication
- General Interest Topics
- Public Service and Emergency Communications
- Repeaters
- VHF/UHF Operations
Activities and Services
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Emergency Communications:
- Collaborates closely with local agencies during disasters and emergencies to ensure reliable communications.
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Community Engagement:
- Provides communication support for local events and community functions.
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Repeater Operations:
- Maintains several operational repeaters in the region, ensuring robust and reliable coverage.
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Technical and Social Development:
- Offers a mix of technical activities and social events to create a balanced club environment.
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Mentorship:
- Supports new and aspiring amateur radio operators through mentorship and guidance.
Membership
- Total Members: 43
- Voting Members: 40
- Licensed Amateur Members: 40
- ARRL Members: 30
Leadership
- Contact: Rowland W. Brasch (K7RWB)
- President: G. Thomas Needham (WA7TBP)
- Vice President: Kirt D. White (K7KDW)
- Treasurer: Lindy J. Friedlander (KG7IFA)
- Secretary: Mike J. Kelly (KJ7JNG)
Contact Information
- Email: info@snovarc.org
- Website: http://snovarc.org
Why Join SnoVARC?
- Community Impact: Participate in meaningful public service activities that make a difference in the Snoqualmie Valley region.
- Learning Opportunities: Enhance your technical skills and knowledge with the guidance of experienced operators.
- Social Connections: Join a vibrant community of radio enthusiasts who share your passion.
- Emergency Preparedness: Play an active role in disaster readiness and response efforts.
Conclusion
The Snoqualmie Valley Amateur Radio Club is an essential resource for its community, providing vital communication services and a welcoming environment for amateur radio enthusiasts. Whether you're an experienced operator or just starting your journey in amateur radio, SnoVARC offers the perfect opportunity to connect, learn, and grow. Join the club and become part of the KE7GFZ family today!
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