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The Silver Springs Radio Club is a group of radio enthusiasts who seek to enjoy and explore all aspects of the amateur radio hobby and to provide benefits to the community in which we live.
We strive to serve all of our members in the best ways possible. Some of the many ways in which we do this we consider very important. Our key purposes: Friendship, Emergency Preparedness, Club Meetings, Special Events, Public Service, Net, Training Licesnse Exams, Hamfest and Repeaters.
Tower is 100 feet with a Mosley TA54XL6 antenna, along with a 40 meter Delta Loop, and an 80 Meter Dipole.
Our Shack
by Jim Yandle, W4HTK During the summer of 1947 three amateur radio operators and one “wannabe” decided to get together socially to discuss their favorite topic: Ham Radio. Those four were Mack Britton, N4DVR, Lloyd Lutz, W4RXL, Jim Yandle, W4HTK, and Johnny Williams, who became K4ANJ. A short time later Jim Stevens, owner of Stevens Communications, Inc., joined and was licensed as W4HCQ. There was no thought of forming a club, —-Read More —
The Mission of the Silver Springs Radio Club is to promote and develop amateur radio transmitting and receiving in the Marion County Area by the training of radio operators and the assembling of communications equipment for the use of the members; the exchange of ideas and techniques in the operation and handling of such equipment. To maintain emergency communications equipment at all times and make the same available for the convenience of Local, State, and Federal Governments in the event of a disaster.
Green Clover Hall 7:00 PM Green Clover Hall 7:30 PM Board Meetings
General Membership meetings
- Technician Class Survivor Challenge
- Logbook of The World Reaches 500 Million QSOs
- Amateurs in Oklahoma Respond to Storm Aftermath
- Section Manager Election Results Announced
- Take Part in WX4NHC’s Annual On-the-Air Station Test from the National Hurricane Center
- FCC Now Down to Three Commissioners
- Release of TQSL 1.14 for LoTW Delayed
- ARRL HQ to Close in Observance of Memorial Day
- Dayton Hamvention Sunday Roundup
- Dayton Hamvention Saturday Roundup