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2012 CLUB MEETINGS – second Friday of each month at 7:00 PM.

LOCATION:   Alexandria City’s new Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Community Room at 3600 Wheeler Avenue off Duke Street.  Public Parking located in front of EOC building.  WARNING: Do NOT park on Wheeler Avenue, as the City’s ticketing protocol applies.

Talk-in is on 147.315 repeater.

Pre-meeting dinner (6 pm) at Atlantis Restaurant in Bradlee Shopping Center (3648 King St. /Rt 7).

ALEXANDRIA RADIO CLUB MISSION - is a commitment to the advancement of community citizens awareness of ham radio technology and FCC certifications in collaboration with and support of Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL) association.

OUR PURPOSE is to deliver communication support to Emergency Services Office of City of Alexandria and Alexandria Red Cross including Northern Virginia public events – George Washington’s Birthday Parade and Marine Corps Marathon Venture Quest and Bull Run Meet.

Sign Up HERE for ARC Reflector Newsletter

ARC sponsors first Newbies On The Air (NOTA) Day-August 2011

Jeremy Kolonay, KF7IJZ, suggested that ARC sponsor an open event that would help get new hams comfortable with operating amateur equipment on the air.  On a beautiful sunny day in Ben Brenman Park, eleven individuals turned out to explore what ham radio can offer.  All had a great time, and many suggested that we continue to offer these type of “mini-field day” sessions throughout the year.Saunders Moon, KD4LEL, Rick Bunn, N4ASX, myself (KI4MWP)  

Photos: Saunders Moon-KD4LEL, Rick Bunn-N4ASX,  Marshall- KI4MWP, Ian Keith-N8IK and Yeeleng Rothman-KK4CKI. There were eleven people in attendance, Joe Dupesko-KJ4UYH, Cristina Dupesko-KJ4UYC, Jeremy Kolonay-KF7IJZ, Bobby Richardson-KK4CKJ, Larry Walker-KK4CBL, Cameron Mackenzie-K6CLM.

Alexandria Radio Club Field Day – June 25-26, 2011

FIELD DAY is an annual amateur radio exercise, widely sponsored by IARU regions and member organizations, encouraging emergency communications preparedness among amateur radio operators. In the United States, it is typically the largest single emergency preparedness exercise in the country, with over 30,000 operators participating each year.

Click Here for a Pre-Planning Video of ARC approved site by City of Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA TIMES ARTICLE - “Alexandria radio operators fight communication voids with frequency” by Danielle Douez Monday 27 June 2011

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