Overview
The West River Radio Club (WRRC) serves as a welcoming community for amateur radio enthusiasts in Vermont, providing education, mentorship, and opportunities to participate in contests, public service, and emergency communications. Since its founding in 2004, WRRC has supported amateur radio operators with a variety of activities and resources.
Club Details
- Call Sign: W1RRC
- Affiliation Date: September 15, 2004
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Meeting Schedule:
- When: Second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM
- Where: Grace Cottage Hospital Heins Home, Route #30, Townshend, VT 05353
Specialties
- Contesting
- Digital Modes
- DX Operations
- General Interest
- Public Service and Emergency Communications
- Repeaters
- VHF/UHF
Activities and Services
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Club Newsletter:
- Stay updated on club events, activities, and amateur radio news with the monthly newsletter.
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Licensing and Exams:
- Entry-Level License Classes: For those starting their journey in amateur radio.
- General or Higher License Classes: Help for licensed operators aiming to upgrade.
- License Test Sessions: Regularly offered for licensing needs.
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Hamfest Participation:
- Active involvement in regional Hamfests to engage with the broader amateur radio community.
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Repeaters:
- WRRC maintains repeaters to support local communication needs and emergency response.
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Public Service and Emergency Communications:
- The club actively participates in local emergency preparedness and public service events.
Membership and Statistics
- Total Members: 34
- Voting Members: 30
- Licensed Amateur Members: 30
- ARRL Members: 21
Leadership
- Treasurer & Club Contact: John F. Borichevsky (N1TOX)
- President: Timothy K. Bell (KA1ZQX)
- Secretary & Editor: Darrel L. Daley
- Vice President: Kenneth J. Morse (N1WGU)
Contact Information
- Email: wrrcvt@gmail.com
- Website: http://www.westriverradio.org
Why Join WRRC?
- Community Engagement: Connect with amateur radio enthusiasts in the West River region.
- Educational Opportunities: Gain knowledge through classes, mentorship, and special events.
- Public Service: Participate in emergency communications and community support activities.
- Technical Growth: Explore a variety of amateur radio topics, from digital modes to contesting.
Conclusion
The West River Radio Club provides a friendly and supportive environment for radio enthusiasts of all experience levels. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced operator, WRRC offers the resources, community, and opportunities to enhance your amateur radio journey. Join today and become part of this vibrant community!
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