Tune In with the Amateur Radio Society of Dryden (ARS Dryden)!

Attention ham radio enthusiasts in Dryden, Vermilion Bay, Wabigoon, Dinorwic, Sioux Lookout, and along Highway 502! The Amateur Radio Society of Dryden (ARS Dryden) welcomes you to explore the exciting world of radio communication.

ARS Dryden: Your Local Hub for Ham Radio

ARS Dryden is a dedicated group passionate about fostering a vibrant ham radio community in Northwestern Ontario. They serve not just Dryden, but also surrounding areas, offering a welcoming environment for anyone interested in this rewarding hobby.

Why Join ARS Dryden?

• Connect with Fellow Radio Hams: Regular meetings (on the 2nd Wednesday of most months) provide a platform to meet other enthusiasts, share experiences, and expand your knowledge.
• Stay Informed and Engaged: Participate in various repeater networks like VE3DRY, VA3EOD (Yaesu System Fusion digital), VA3DIS (IRLP linked), and more. You can also track fellow members and their locations through the club's APRS digipeater and I-Gate.
• Community Support: ARS Dryden actively contributes to the local community. Their website mentions coffee gatherings at A&W every Saturday, a great way to connect with fellow radio enthusiasts in a casual setting.

How to Get Involved

• Website: Visit the ARS Dryden website (www.qsl.net/arsd) for the latest information on meetings, repeater details, and an area repeater map.
• Contact: Reach out to Scott Moody, VA3EXT, at [email protected] for any questions.

Embrace the Spirit of Ham Radio!

The Amateur Radio Society of Dryden offers a fantastic opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, learn new skills, and contribute to a vibrant local community. Whether you're a seasoned operator or just starting out, ARS Dryden welcomes you to explore the exciting world of ham radio!

Note: The provided information is from 2018. It's recommended to check the ARS Dryden website or contact the club directly for the most up-to-date information on meetings, events, and repeater details.