DVRA will host a Mobile Fox Hunting Session. Join our Huntmaster for this event Sunday, July 5th at 9:00am ET. Hunts are usually done by 12:00 noon.
DVRA will host a Mobile Fox Hunting Session. Join our Huntmaster for this event Sunday, July 5th at 9:00am ET. Hunts are usually done by 12:00 noon.
DVRA will hold an antenna/feedline seminar and antenna demonstration on Saturday July 25th at 10 am at the club shack.
This seminar will review antenna and feedline basics. Examples of simple and proven designs for getting on the air will be discussed – this includes HF, VHF and UHF antennas
Following the presentation,
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DVRA will hold a training session for the W2ZQ HF Station Equipment on Thursday July 9th at 6 pm.
At our June 2026 membership meeting, Bart Jahnke of ARRL will give a presentation on LoTW, its history, future, and importance to Amateur Radio.
The 2026 ARRL International Digital Contest is coming up on the weekend of June 6-7, from 2 PM local time on Saturday through 8 PM Sunday. We will be operating once again from W2ZQ. In 2025 we placed 3rd in the U.S. in our category and are looking to move up in the rankings this year!
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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.
Join DVRA’s New Ham Net on June, 3 2026 at 7:00 pm EST to learn about weak signal communication with Joe Taylor K1JT.
Looking to try CW but overwhelmed by the choices and jargon associated with CW keys? Come to our seminar where we discuss the different types of morse code keys and recommendations.
Following last month’s well-attended EME training, our next session will be held this Thursday from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
To ensure everyone receives hands-on instruction and has the opportunity to conduct a few QSOs, we are limiting participation to 2–3 people this month. If there is additional interest,
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Sign-up sheet now available! DVRA will participate in the annual ARRL Field Day, the premier on-the-air event for radio amateurs across North America. Part picnic, part emergency drill, and part informal contest, Field Day highlights the versatility of amateur radio.