The Staten Island Amateur Radio Association (W2CWW) has a rich history of serving the amateur radio community since its founding in 1922. The club provides a welcoming environment for radio enthusiasts of all skill levels, with a focus on general interest in amateur radio and support for licensing.
Mission and Activities
The Staten Island ARA is dedicated to fostering the growth of amateur radio on Staten Island through various educational and community-oriented activities:
- License Classes and Test Sessions: The club offers general or higher license classes and license test sessions to help new operators get licensed and enhance their skills.
- Repeater Services: The club maintains a repeater to help ensure reliable communication for its members.
- General Interest: The club provides a platform for members to engage in general radio activities, share knowledge, and explore different aspects of the amateur radio hobby.
Meeting Details
- Meeting Time: 3rd Friday of each month at 8:00 PM
- Meeting Place: Eger Health Care & Rehab Center, Staten Island, NY
- Affiliation Date: July 14, 1922
Contact Information
For more information about the club, membership, or upcoming meetings, you can contact:
- Contact Person: Michael M. Siegel W2RT
- Evening Phone: (718) 984-8177
Club Services
- License Classes: Offering classes to help individuals obtain general or higher-level amateur radio licenses.
- License Test Sessions: Organizing testing sessions for aspiring operators to earn their licenses.
- Repeater Access: Providing members with access to the club's repeater for clear communication.
Club Statistics
- Club Members: 20
- Voting Members: 20
- Voting Licensed Amateur Members: 20
- Voting ARRL Members: 20
Officers
- President: Neal R. Balas W2RB
- Editor: H W. Benjamin EL2BA
Conclusion
The Staten Island Amateur Radio Association continues to be a cornerstone of the Staten Island amateur radio community, offering educational opportunities, repeater services, and a space for radio enthusiasts to connect and learn. With nearly a century of history, the club maintains its commitment to promoting amateur radio, supporting members in obtaining their licenses, and providing a friendly space for communication.
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