Club Meeting June 2022
Traditionally, our June meeting is to plan Field Day operations. All are welcome, even if you can't make it to our Field Day activity on June 25 and 26 at… Read More »
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Club Activity
ARRL Field Day 2022
Behind the Red Cross building, 707 Alexander Road, Princeton Junction, NJARRL Field Day is always held on the 4th full weekend in June, and the David Sarnoff Radio Club will be a part of it! We will set up a… Read More »
Tuesday Evening 2 Meter Net
146.46 MHz RepeaterInformal net, we gather on the club repeater to share what's happening.
Free
Club visit to InfoAge
We are planning a visit to InfoAge Science & History Museums for Saturday, July 23. We selected the day because the moon sets at 4:45 PM that day, and may… Read More »
$10
Visit Battleship New Jersey
Visit to the Battleship is being planned. Museum is open 10 AM to 4 PM. Radio Station visit ( NJ2BB ) may be possible. Riding down to Camden on the… Read More »
Net on 2 Meter Repeater- special
146.46 MHz RepeaterTuesdays (NOTE: No Meeting in August- field trips over the summer) we gather for an informal net on the repeater
Tues Eve Net on 2 Meters
146.46 MHz RepeaterCheck in, try out equipment, say hi and what's happening. We use our 2 Meter Repeater and anyone is welcome to check in.
Free
Net on 2 Meters
146.46 MHz RepeaterOur weekly check-in net on the DSRC 2-meter repeater
DSRC 2 Meter Net (Tuesday #4)
146.46 MHz RepeaterThe net is open to any Radio Amateur in range of our repeater.
ARRL Simulated Emergency Test
From the ARRL: The SET encourages maximum participation by all radio amateurs, partner organizations, and national, state, and local officials who typically engage in emergency or disaster response. In addition… Read More »
DSRC Club Meeting (Third Tuesday)
OnlineClub meets via Webex at 7:30 PM, topic announced via the e-mail reflector. Dinner gathering (via Zoom) at 6:15 PM, check your e-mail that day for details.
Tuesday Evening Net & Experiment
Using our 146.46 MHz repeater, we hold a general purpose net. Then at 8:30 PM we will attempt to QSY to 443.3 MHz and collect signal reports using our newly-refurbished… Read More »