Field Day is June 27 & 28
Plans are coming together… we have the reservation and the porta-potty! Now, where to put the stations? More news soon. 0 0
Author Archives: Charlie Dieterich
DSRC encourages participation in Museum Ships Weekend
Years ago when the Battleship New Jersey Amateur Radio Station was being formed and the former USS New Jersey was only recently towed into Camden, hams from BNJARS came to… Read More »
Another Pi for the record books
Pi Day 2026 is over! Thanks to all who contacted N3P on 3.14.26, and the QSL-ing has gone well.Pi Day will be the subject of April’s DSRC club meeting. 0… Read More »
Winter “Field” Day
January 24 &25 was the worst weekend of the winter (so far.) At the Tuesday evening club meeting just before the weekend, John NU3E gave a presentation on Cold Weather… Read More »
2025 Holiday Party Photos
Fran, N2FXO took some photos at the 2025 Holiday party, at Flaming Grill buffet. Enjoy! If you click on one of the small images, a somewhat larger version will appear.… Read More »
Experimenter’s Picnic 2025
A Sunday Afternoon in August… what’s better than a cookout with Ham Radio? (Most photos by Cushla, KD2TCH, from https://www.facebook.com/David.Sarnoff.Radio.Club) And That’s just the start…. 3 0
Field Day 2025 Wrap Up 2- Reporters and Tangles
Dot, Dot, Dash… Our club caught the attention of two Franklin Reporter journalists… Here’s a link to their story. Note that the video may not show… but have no fear!… Read More »
Field Day 2025 Wrap Up 1
The weather was better than last year… that is, we did not have an actual thunderstorm. The turnout was great with 30 participants, and the score was great! Officials Come… Read More »
ARRL Field Day 2025 is coming!
We have two pages of information (click on the page names to go there):1) Field Day 2025 is the page for visitors and general information about ARRL Field Day and… Read More »
Morse Code Day 2025
In honor of Morse and Vail’s first intercity telegraph message on May 24, 1844, and the connecting of Boston to Washington via New Jersey in 1846, we held a small… Read More »