The West Park Radiops ARC is one of the oldest radio clubs in Northeast Ohio, founded in October 1947. With a history spanning over 74 years, the club has played a significant role in the local amateur radio community, assisting in the technical development of amateur radio operators.
Key Features and Activities
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Club History:
- Established in 1947, the West Park Radiops ARC is a long-time ARRL-affiliated club that has made substantial contributions to amateur radio in the region.
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Meeting Details:
- Meetings are held on Zoom on the 2nd Friday of each month at 7:30 PM.
- Location: Cuyahoga Community College West Campus Public Safety Training Center (meeting in person is suspended due to COVID-19).
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Specialties:
- Contest
- Digital Modes
- DX
- General Interest
- Public Service/Emergency
- VHF/UHF
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Services Offered:
- Club Newsletter
- Mentorship for newcomers to amateur radio.
Club Statistics
- Total Members: 34
- Voting Members: 34
- Voting Licensed Amateur Members: 32
- Voting ARRL Members: 30
Club Officers
- Contact, President, Secretary, Editor: Glenn L. Williams, AF8C
- Treasurer: Ann Wadsworth, KA8ZEP
- Vice President: Karl Beckman, WA8NVW
Contact Information
- Email: W8VM@arrl.net
- Website: www.westparkradiops.org
Summary
The West Park Radiops ARC has a rich history dating back to 1947 and continues to serve the amateur radio community in Northeast Ohio. The club has been ARRL-affiliated for many years and supports the technical growth of its members through mentorship, newsletters, and its regular meetings. The club specializes in a range of activities, from contests and digital modes to public service and emergency communications. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, the club has maintained its connections through virtual meetings.
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