HARRISBURG RADIO AMATEURS’ CLUB
FIRECRACKER HAMFEST AND ARRL STATE CONVENTION – VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
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HRAC SPECIAL EVENT - FIELD DAY 2022
Mark your calendars now! Be sure to set aside the fourth full weekend in June.
That’s right, the 2022 ARRL Field Day event is coming your way June 25th and 26th.
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So, You're Interested in Ham Radio
Welcome to the HRAC website…
Thank you for visiting the HRAC website. One of our most searched topics is what is “ham” radio and how can I learn more about it. We’ll you’ve come to the right place.
Click through to view our Getting Started in Amateur Radio page. This is the best place to start and will help you navigate through the process of learning about amateur radio right up through getting licensed to become a newly “ticketed” ham.
NEXT MEETING - JULY 2022 CLUB MEETING
Calling all radio amateurs, calling all radio amateurs…
Our next event will be our monthly Club Meeting for July 2022 on Wednesday, July 13, 2022.
This will be a regular club meeting with Elmer Time beginning at 1830 and business meeting beginning at 1900.
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W3UU REPEATER SPECIFICATIONS
Service Area
Greater Harrisburg Area
Frequency
146.760 MHz
Offset
-0.600 MHz
CTCSS Tone
100.0 Hz (Encode/Decode)
Weekly Net
Wednesdays @ 7:00 PM (Except Meeting Nights)
JOIN US - BE PART OF THE HRAC MEMBERSHIP
Take a look at our online newsletter, drop in on one of our upcoming meetings, check out a special event, or drop us a line. We can help you get your amateur radio license, find your first equipment, or simply broaden your knowledge!
The Harrisburg Radio Amateurs Club Inc., [HRAC] formed 1 July 1946, as an association of individuals commonly interested in amateur radio, based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. It is an ARRL
affiliate club.
At the end of World War II, many veterans returned to the Harrisburg area trained and used radio communications in the military. It soon became a common factor among local hobby enthusiasts. Fifty-eight charter members developed the original constitution and bylaws for the club. In 1960, HRAC became a non-profit corporation in Pennsylvania.
The club continues to promote amateur radio in the area in many ways. HRAC is involved with young people by helping with scouting’s JOTA activities and promoting amateur radio with school clubs and organizations.
Since 1949, members have provided communications for the American Red Cross in Harrisburg for Dauphin County and Pennsylvania Emergency Management. In addition, we conduct
periodic training sessions for emergency responders.