July 2023 newsletter available
The July 2023 issue of Allen County HamNews is available for download using the link below or the “Newsletters” menu item above.
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FWRC reserves tables at Auburn hamfest
The Fort Wayne Radio Club has reserved three tables at the Auburn hamfest, scheduled for July 29 at the Auburn Cord Dusenberg Museum. FWRC members may place items for sale… Read more »
FWRC plans spring/summer banquet during Field Day
The Fort Wayne Radio Club will host a member dinner Saturday, June 24 at 5:30 p.m. at the site of our Field Day operation on the Purdue Fort Wayne (PFW)… Read more »
On-Air Field Day planning
In preparation for ARRL Field Day, the FWRC will hold several on the air planning meetings. These are open to anyone who wants to participate in the event on June… Read more »
June 2023 newsletter available
The June 2023 issue of Allen County HamNews, the official newsletter of the Fort Wayne Radio Club, is available for download using the link below or the “Newsletters” menu item… Read more »
ARRL seeks member input on possible dues increase
The ARRL recently contacted all affiliated clubs, including the Fort Wayne Radio Club to request that the clubs encourage members to participate in a survey regarding ARRL dues. The ARRL… Read more »
Help FWRC win another Indiana QSO Party award
The 2023 Indiana QSO Party, takes place May 6-7. It’s a 12-hour on-the-air contest during which stations try to make as many contacts as possible, including as many Indiana counties… Read more »
April 14 FWRC meeting dedicated to Morse code
Interested in CW (Morse code)? The April 14 Fort Wayne Radio Club meeting is where you want to be! The program will include a discussion of the origins of the… Read more »
April 2023 newsletter available
The April 2023 issue of Allen County HamNews, the official newsletter of the Fort Wayne Radio Club, is available for download using the link below or the “Newsletters” item in… Read more »
Flagpole antenna presentation available
Graphics from a recent presentation by Steve Nardin, W9SAN about disguising an HF vertical antenna as a flagpole are now available for download using the link below.