WRC Amateur Radio Club of Doylestown (WA3EPA): Building Community and Communication Through Amateur Radio

The WRC Amateur Radio Club of Doylestown (WA3EPA) is an active organization fostering amateur radio activity in Doylestown, PA, with a focus on both technical learning and public service. The club provides members with the tools, knowledge, and opportunities to improve their skills while serving the local community.

Meeting Details and Club Information

• Call Sign: WA3EPA
• Meeting Time: First Saturday of every month at 8 AM (Talk-in on 145.35 with a PL tone of 131.8)
• Location: Cafe Soul, Cross Keys, Doylestown, PA
• Affiliation Date: September 13, 1980
• Specialties: Digital Modes, General Interest, Public Service/Emergency, Repeaters, VHF/UHF
• Services Offered: Club Newsletter, Repeater Services
• Website: www.qsl.net/wrc/

Mission and Services
The club's primary focus is to bring together amateur radio enthusiasts for both educational and community-driven purposes. They meet regularly to discuss technical topics, share experiences, and engage in projects that benefit the local community, especially during times of emergency.

The club operates repeaters and offers resources for digital communications and general amateur radio interests. They also encourage member participation through regular activities, including involvement in public service communications, emergency preparedness, and supporting other community initiatives.

Whether you're a seasoned operator or new to the hobby, the WRC Amateur Radio Club of Doylestown offers a welcoming environment to connect with others, expand your knowledge, and contribute to your community's emergency communication network.