It’s time to release the Foxes!
DVRA will host an IARU-Style Fox Hunting Session. IARU-Style is an on-foot fox hunt where multiple foxes are released into the woods for hunters to find – Think: orienteering with radios. Participate individually or form a team.
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Construction and testing of a 40 / 20 meter trapped dipole will be performed utilizing an antenna trap kit from Sotabeams. The activity will start with a brief explanation on the design, operation and construction of wire antennas, followed by the construction and tuning of the antenna. A limited number of trap kits are available upon request.
On Saturday, September 13th, at 10am we will hold an additional training session for the W2ZQ HF Station Equipment.
The Delaware Valley Radio Association will be hosting our annual Open House and Picnic on August 17th from 12 to 5pm
DVRA will host another fun Mobile Fox Hunting Session of the 2025 season. Join special guest fox, Chris, WA2SEM, for this event Saturday, August 2nd at 9:00am
Do you want to operate the W2ZQ Club EME station but you don’t know how or you are not confident? Here is your chance.
There will be an EME training session on July 26, 2025 at 10:00 am., at the club shack.
The DVRA recently conducted a member survey. This survey will help the DVRA guide the activities conducted by the club as well as improving the DRVA overall.
Sixty people participated in this survey. A summary of the survey results is available here.
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On Wednesday, July 9th 2025, the Delaware Valley Radio Association monthly meeting featured a presentation titled “EchoLink and VoIP Linking for Amateur RadioGeneral” by Jonathan Taylor, K1RFD.
This was an introduction to the EchoLink system and its software, as well as an overview of other popular VoIP systems currently in use.
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On Wednesday, April 9, 2025 at 7:00PM, the Delaware Valley Radio Association’s monthly membership meeting featured a presentation by Dave Doler K3DFD titled “Using World-Wide Aeronautical Weather and HF Air Traffic Control for DXing”.
This presentation talks about how Hams can take advantage of the world-wide network of always-on aeronautical VOLMET HF weather broadcast stations to help determine band conditions.
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