Tri-City
Amateur
Radio Club
The Tri-City ARC was formed by amateurs in the New London, Norwich and Westerly areas (hence Tri-City) desirous of forming an association of local amateurs with the purpose of furthering better cooperation among amateurs, developing individual skills and efficiency, furthering the interest of amateur radio in the general community and by serving the community in times of emergency. Tri-City is a general interest radio club. We are also an ARRL affiliate club.
Monthly Meetings - Anyone interested in Ham radio is welcomed

Tri-City ARC meetings are held on the second (2nd) Tuesday of every month (except July) at The American Red Cross Southeastern Connecticut Service Center at 200 Boston Post Road, in the Waterford Youth Services building. The meetings start at 7:30 PM and are open to all interested persons. Directions
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amateur radio in Southeastern Connecticut, USA
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Next Meeting Tuesday July 14
Physics
Methods, Modes, and technologies

At January's meeting - Many thanks to Wayne Gronlund, N1CLV, Connecticut's new ARES Section Emergency Coordinator and Bill Covey, W1GTT, for their demonstration of the Airmail/Winlink2000 system and its roll in EMCOM.
At February's meeting - Tom Scott, WA2RYV, gave attendees the "How-To" on official message handling on the NTS nets.
At the March meeting  - Darryl DelGrosso, WA1DD, talked about lightning protection.
New Addition
Licensing course being scheduled NOW!
SK  -  Austin Wolfe, AA1SV
It is with great sadness that we say farewell to our old friend Austin Wolfe, AA1SV.  Austin was a long time member and President of our club for several years in the mid 90's.  He will be greatly missed.  Our heartfelt condolences go out to his family.
New*
* Check out Amateur-Radio.Net under "Operations" in the menu.  This site will allow you to print a map showing the repeaters within a specified distance from any location. Vacation planning?