Attention operators: Special Event Station to commemorate 1937 Hindenburg Disaster
The Delaware Valley Radio Association, will operate a Special Event Station to mark the 89th anniversary of the crash of the German airship Hindenburg, May 6, 1937 at Lakehurst, N.J.
New Ham net 5/6: Volunteering for the NJ state triathlon
Join DVRA’s New Ham Net on May 6, 2026 at 7:00 pm EST to learn how you can support the NJ state triathlon as an amateur radio operator.
DVRA Mobile Fox Hunt Report – 4/4/2026
Three hunters gathered at the Chapin School starting point to travel the highways and byways of Mercer County. Their goal: find the elusive fox (hidden transmitter) taunting them every minute with its relentless and monotonous repeating tone. The only way to stop…
4/8 Membership Meeting: Behind the scenes at QRZ.com
At our April Membership Meeting, Steve Weigold KF8KI will give DVRA members a behind-the-scenes look at QRZ.com.
7th Annual QRP Day & Swap Fest on 4/25
QRP Day is open to all local amateurs. Volunteer as an operator or bring gear to sell or trade. Click for directions.
DVRA Mobile Fox Hunt – April 4, 2026
Fox Hunting is a fun activity, even if you're not yet licensed. All you need is a 2m FM receiver and transportation.
Feedline / Connector Workshop – 3/28
Feedline selection and proper termination are invaluable skills in amateur radio. Join us for an informative workshop on March 28.
Pi Day Operation at W2ZQ
W2ZQ will host a Pi Day station for the Sarnoff Club on Saturday March 14th. Stop by the station between 2 and 9pm.
New Ham Net on 4/1: Contesting 101
For the April New Ham Net, Dom Clementi N3DD will discuss the exciting world of ham radio contesting. Topics covered will include types of contests, typical exchanges, and how to get started.
Fox Hunt Training – March 21, 2026
DVRA is gearing up for Fox Hunting with its annual Training session and Antenna Workshop. This receive-only event is open to everyone. Secure your spot soon.
Membership Presentation: Legacy of WARC-79
Our March Membership Meeting will feature an exploration of the 1979 World Administrative Radio Conference and the resulting 30m, 17m, and 12m WARC bands, by Dave Doler K3DFD
