SUNDAY APRIL 6th, 2025 – 8am to Noon Lincoln Borough VFD No. 184 Social Hall 4312 Liberty Way, Elizabeth 15037 Directions and Mobile Check-in: 147.12 Repeater (PL Tone 131.8) (Mobile Check-In prize will be awarded. Must be present to win) Main Prizes:Xiegu G90 HF 20W Transceiver + Battery (or $550 Cash!) Yaesu FTM-500D 144/430 C4FM/FM…
PA QSO Party Results October 12, and 13 2024 Two Rivers Amateur Radio Club W3OC Location: Lincoln Boro VFD Social Hall 4312 Liberty Way Lincoln PA Claimed Score: 33,864 points Phone QSO’s: 297—-CW QSO’s: 0 Band Breakdown Contacts: 80m: 15 40m: 135 20m: 68 15m: 34 10m: 28 2m: 17 Operator QSO Counts: W3ON: 119…
The 68th running of the Pennsylvania QSO Party, also known as the Friendly QSO Party, occurs October 12, 1600Z to October 13, 0400Z and then resumes October 13, 1300Z to 2200Z.
Everyone is still enjoying the heat of Summer (I’m not). As we progress forward into September and dream about cooler weather, the Club has the following activities planned for September.
Hope everyone has enjoyed the heat of July. As we progress forward into August and dream about the coming Fall and its cooler weather, the Club has the following activities planned for August.
Hope everyone has enjoyed all the fun in June including Field Day. As we progress forward into July and dream about cooler weather, the Club has the following activities planned for July.
Jim Bricker N3JHB explaining to Councilman Jason D. Russell what Amateur Radio is and how it works and uses in an emergency. From left to right. Councilman Jason D. Russell, Bill Power WP3WP, Michael Kowalcheck KV3L and Jim Bricker N3JHB. Councilman Jason D. Russell had left the Field Day site this afternoon. He came back…
Hope everyone has enjoyed all the May flowers. As we progress forward into June and dream of Field Day operations, the Club has the following activities planned for June.
June 13 is the next gathering. Everyone is welcome you do not have to be a Two River ARC member. This Operations Night Two Rivers ARC will be hosting a class in the Prep and Operation of ARRL Field Day.
For more than 50 years, military and amateur stations have taken part in this event, which is an interoperability exercise between amateur and government radio stations. The event is open to all licensed amateur radio operators and will not impact any public or private communications.
During last week’s 128th running of the Boston Marathon, more than 280 radio amateurs provided communications support
World Amateur Radio Day (arrl.org)
