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The Burlington County Radio Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to emergency preparedness, public service, experimentation and learning.
If you are interested in joining our organization, please attend a meeting / event, or bring an application to the next meeting! No need to be a licensed amateur to be a member of our group. See the 'about' pages for more info.
Free General Class Radio Course! (click for info)
Free General Class Radio Course! (click for info)
Here is the information for our upcoming, free, live General Class Licensing course on Zoom. Please feel free to share the following announcement online or at your club meetings:
A free, weekly, live, Amateur Radio General Class Licensing course on Zoom will begin on Thursday, October 30, and will run through Thursday, January 8 (9 sessions with no class on Thanksgiving or Christmas). The three-hour sessions will start at 6:30 PM Eastern Time. These are the classes that we have been holding for years sponsored by the Amateur Radio Club of the National Electronics Museum. Participants in the course should have or be studying for the Amateur Radio Technician license. Those wishing to sign up should email roland.anders@comcast.net.
Please spread the word and publicize this with anyone you know that you think would be interested.
We have overlapping mailing lists, so if you received a duplicate of this message, thanx for your understanding.
Thanx
73,
Rol Anders, K3RA
Tom Christovich K3YH
October is shaping up to be a busy month for the Burlington County Radio Club, with several events taking place. Check the CALENDAR page for more info and links to signup. Please attend as you are able, we are always glad to have you there!
Burlington County Radio Club
On Air: Weekly on Sundays 7pm Net 147.15 pl 127.3
Burlington County Radio Club
On Air: Weekly on Sundays 7pm Net 147.15 pl 127.3
Discover the Thrill of Amateur Radio with the Burlington County Radio Club!
Discover the Thrill of Amateur Radio with the Burlington County Radio Club!
At the heart of Burlington County (and in the airwaves across the globe), the Burlington County Radio Club invites you on an extraordinary journey into the fascinating world of amateur radio. Whether you're a seasoned operator or just beginning to explore the airwaves, our club is your gateway to a vibrant community bound by the thrill of discovery and the joy of sharing.
From hands-on workshops and tech days to thrilling field events and social gatherings, there's always something happening at our club. Whether you're interested in building and launching antennas, participating in competitive field days, or simply learning more about amateur radio, our events are designed to be educational, engaging, and fun. Join us to connect with fellow enthusiasts, exchange knowledge, and experience the vibrant energy of our community. Our activities are perfect for both seasoned radio operators and newcomers looking to dive into the world of amateur radio.
More info on the club, meetings and How to Join is on the 'About' page.
For a 1-page summary of our club activities, go to https://www.qrz.com/db/K2TD
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Note: K2UK Local repeater offline in July... click for more
Note: K2UK Local repeater offline in July... click for more
The Pine Hill repeater (146.865 -0.600Mhz, PL/CTSS: 131.8hz) will be taken off line near the end of July as crews will be working on painting the water tower and other maintenance. Consequently operation of K2UK will cease as of July 21st.
Thanks to SJRA club member Rick Conner who will be involved in this operation, our antenna and hardline will be carefully removed and stored while the work is being done and he will reinstall everything once the work is completed.
Rick anticipates that the work will require at least 3 months so during this time all SJRA NETs will be shifted to K2AA (145.290 -0.600Mhz / PL/CTSS: 91.5hz). NETs manager Jack, WA2HJG will be in charge of coordinating this plan.
While this is of course inconvenient, we can rest assured we are in safe hands with Rick supervising all operations concerning our repeater’s antenna removal and re installation.
Rick, W2JAZ
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