Williamsburg Area Amateur Radio Club
Meetings on 2nd Tuesday, 7PM at James City-Bruton Fire Station in Toano
Continuing the Saturday breakfast tradition, the first club breakfast of 2020 set a record in attendance (I count 27). Meeting at the Capital Pancake House on Capital Landing Rd, we took over most of one side of the restaurant with …
The WAARC Saturday breakfast crowd continued its welcoming spirit by having Kalila King KM4RXM and her husband Joe join the group today. She and Joe are visiting from Georgia for the week. Kalila contacted us via the “info@k4rc.net” email tab …
WAARC Training Coordinator, Wally WA3RWP, presents an ARRL instructor recognition certificate to Toby KL0SS recognizing her first instructor/mentor work during the club’s recent Technician licensing and General upgrade classes. Wally also presented Toby with an ARRL instructor patch to commemorate …
On Friday November 22 a dozen hams and spouses enjoyed a couple of hours of bowling at the Williamsburg AMF Bowling Lanes. The idea for the event was suggested on the YL and Friends Net a few months ago. Francine …
Due to ongoing renovations at the James City County Library, the December club meeting and hour of power will take place at the Stryker Center in downtown Williamsburg, at 412 N Boundary Street. The Hour of Power will take place …
From Randy KM4YSN: I want express my thanks to all those who came over to my house to help with the “antenna rais’n.” When all is said and done, the antenna is working as designed! I have made several contacts …
Due to ongoing renovations at the James City County Library, the November club meeting and hour of power will take place at the Stryker Center in downtown Williamsburg, at 412 N Boundary Street. The Hour of Power will take place …
I want to thank all the people who ventured out in the magnificent weather conditions to help make our event at Yorktown a spectacular success this year. We had a total was over 190 logged contacts with some contacts with …
The club’s VE testing sessions on October 21, 24 and 26 were a big success. There were 19 candidates and 12 received new licenses with two of those passing both the Technician and General tests. There were 5 previous Technicians …
Wally Frank WA3RWP, our WAARC Training Coordinator, helps Technician licensing class student Pat Bass program her new Wouxun HT for the local repeaters following the course review session. Pat passed her Technician exam and even went on to pass her …
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