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Are you an amateur radio club officer? If so, consider using Ham Community to create greater interaction among your members, to manage your events, to promote your nets, to even manage their membership. You can ask to register your club by clicking here and opening a ticket providing initial information on your club. You can also read our Clubs FAQ here.
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Open Club · 2 members · Last active
FreeThis is not an Amateur Radio Club, per se. It is a sub-community of Ham Community, a place for any and all amateur radio operators from the District of Columbia, nearby Maryland and Northern Virginia to discuss common issues, sell their used gear, make region-wide announcements and set up inter-club activities. Welcome to the Greater DC Inter-Club Community in which all operators and all clubs are welcome to post equipment sales, calendar events, or discussions that concern us all. Do you know a Greater DC area ham who is not a member? Invite them!
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Read Only Club · 12 members · Last active
The Vic Clark Chapter 91 of the Quarter Century Wireless Association serves the Washington, D. C. area. Our chapter usually meets once per month on the third Saturday at 11:30 a.m. Usually we meet at Glory Days Grill in Fairfax, Virginia, but check the club calendar for changes. We may have a speaker, take a field trip, have a picnic, or just have a social gathering. Visitors are welcome.
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Open Club · 2 members · Last active
FreeThis is not an Amateur Radio Club, per se. It is a sub-community of Ham Community, a place for any and all amateur radio operators from the District of Columbia, nearby Maryland and Northern Virginia to discuss common issues, sell their used gear, make region-wide announcements and set up inter-club activities. Welcome to the Greater DC Inter-Club Community in which all operators and all clubs are welcome to post equipment sales, calendar events, or discussions that concern us all. Do you know a Greater DC area ham who is not a member? Invite them!
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Read Only Club · 40 members · Last active
With a membership of over 200 licensed amateur radio operators and twice-monthly meetings, VWS is among the largest and most active Amateur Radio clubs in Northern Virginia. Our program of radio-related activities and public service rests on three main pillars (outlined in our bylaws): (1) scientific, technological, and educational activities, (2) recreational operating activities, and (3) emergency service activities. Our members have a variety of interests from casual operating to contesting, DXing, experimenting, and emergency communications/public service.
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Reserved Club · 19 members · Last active
$20/year