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Welcome to the Waterbury Amateur Radio Club "Serving Greater Waterbury" "This group is formed by Radio Amateurs for Radio Amateurs." |
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We are an ARRL affiliated club.
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2 Meter Repeater at the Firehouse We have a repeater installed at the Firehouse. Bill, W7YY and Jon, WA1PEI installed the former Monroe Repeater. The frequency is 146.835 with a negative offset. The PL Tone is 100.0.
!!! FIELD DAY 2012 REPORT !!! 2011 Results : 682 QSO's / 1346 points + 550 Bonus Points = Total Score 1916 points 2012 Results : 661 QSO's / 1322 points + 450 Bonus Points = Total Score 1772 points In total we worked 47 states, 7 Canadian provinces and a couple of DX stations. We even made 4 CW QSO's (Thanks to W1AMJ,WA1CRS, and KD1XH) !!!
Thanks to N1ABY, KB1HLK, WA1SSB, KD1XH, W7YY, W1AMJ, and WA1CRS for all the help with setup, operating, and takedown. An extra thanks to
W7YY for the grilled goodies and all the other things he brought, KB1HLK for the great home made bread, and WA1SSB for the
fantastic home made chili.Thanks to KA1ZCC for his contacts. Finally, thanks to N1ABY for compiling and submitting the results to the ARRL!!!
WATERBURY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
Photo courtesy WA1SSB (c) 2012 WA1SSB
MEETING LOCATION! The Waterbury Amateur Radio Club meets at the Firehouse in Prospect. The Firehouse is located on Route 69 1/8th of a mile south of Route 68 in Prospect. |
The club and webmaster can be contacted at this email address:
arsw1las@yahoo.com
Come to our Monthly Meetings!!
The Waterbury Amateur Radio Club meets on the third Monday of each month (Except December) at the Firehouse in Prospect, CT, at 7:30 until 9:00PM EST. The firehouse is located on Route 69 just 1/8th of a mile south of Route 68. Most members can be found on the 147.18 repeater with a PL of 141.3 just prior to the meetings.
Take a look here for a few pictures from Field Day 2008
Visitors Welcome!
Our members do their best to make new members feel welcome. Don't feel an invitation is needed to stop on by. If you have just an interest in Amateur Radio, or you are a licensed amateur, stop on by and introduce yourself. If you feel you need an invitation, send the webmaster an email, and I will personally invite you.
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The WARC was
established to form camaraderie amongst fellow Amateur Radio
enthusiasts serving the Greater Waterbury Area and its
surrounding district. The objects and Bylaws of the club are
published, and available to view and download here.
The club is a vehicle for all to get together and further the
interest of Amateur Radio through discussion, presentation,
experimentation and training.
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Last updated 5/17/13
