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Clubs

LICW Club #266 - Nov. 14, 2019 - Helps hams learn morse code and get on the air.  LICW holds internet video conference classes for the beginner, intermediate and advanced levels on a weekly basis.  

Valley Radio Club  2020-Current - The Valley Radio Club of Oregon  located in Eugene, Oregon, was chartered in 1929, and is one of the oldest, continuously operated club stations in the United States.  It has been affiliated with the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) since 1932, and associated with the American Red Cross since 1951.  (VRC does not have member numbers.)

FISTS # 19640 - Nov. 19, 2019 - FISTS is a well established and recognized CW (Morse Code) organization in the world of amateur radio founded in 1987. 

NAQCC #11432  -  Feb. 23, 2023 - North American QRP CW Club is to advance, promote, and pursue designing, information sharing, building, and operation of low power 

LIDSCW  #404 - Note: This members CW has caused a 404 error.  Solution: Practice code and give up HTML.  -  Dec 30, 2019 Welcome message on X   - Less Involved Data Society a ‘virtual’ radio club all about encouraging amateur radio operators to try something new, especially if it is CW.   LIDS is all about having a go.  Knowledge and experience will come.

ARRL # 10096622  Nov. 30, 23 - ARRL is a noncommercial organization of radio amateurs.  ARRL numbers within its ranks the vast majority of active radio amateurs in the nation and has a proud history of achievement as the standard-bearer in amateur affairs.  

SKCC # 21564 - Jan 5, 2020 - Straight Key Century Club encourages straight key use with awards.

A1 Club Blogspot #4485  - 8/28/2023 -  A1 CLUB is a community group who loves CW communication.  A1 CLUB was established in Oct.1998 and we have over 4485 members as of 8/28/2023.     JO1ZZZ is the headquarter club station located in Tokyo Japan. 

The Flying Pigs QRP Club, International, W8PIG  FP#-4842  -  W e' r e    h e r e    t o    h a v e    F U N !  No Dues, No Rules, Just Fun - and if we don't like it we fix it!  We strive to promote the art, skill and fun of low power Amateur Radio Communications to our fellow Amateur Radio Operators.  We also strive to promote the homebrewing of Amateur Radio Equipment to the same. 

Feldhell #6375 - 2019 - HF digital mode for sending and receiving text using facsimile technology in which the characters are not decoded, but "painted" graphically on a screen for the operator to interpret.  A German engineer named Rudolf Hell, who patented this early method of facsimile in 1929.  Hellschreiber was the first successful direct printing text transmission system, and was very popular at a time when teleprinters were complex and expensive, because the Hell receiving mechanism had only two moving parts. 

Other Mode Identities: DMR: # 3135605 GMRS Call: WQYS231 XYL: Kathy KD7PJW