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Somerset County Amateur Radio Club

Somerset County Amateur Radio Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation promoting Amateur Radio as a hobby, emergency communication services, advanced radio education and FCC Testing, in Somerset County, PA

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Congratulations New Hams

The club and members would like to congratulate the newest members of Amateur Radio. They recently passed their exams. If you hear them on the air, please congratulate them.

Shawn E Ware KC3ZRS
Luke Rosenbaum KC3ZRZ
Jill Rosenbaum KC3ZRY
Lillian Brunner KC3ZRO
Tracy Brunner KC3ZRP
Steven J BrunnerKC3ZRQ
Cyrus T BrunnerKC3ZRR
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Activities

The club has many activities that we participate in and host throughout the year.

As a club, we participate in the Annual ARRL Field Day and PA QSO Party. We host an annual Hamfest here in Somerset PA.

Our social meetings usually have an educational presentation on one of many aspects of the hobby. If you are interested in becoming a ham, you can join one of our meetings. Bring your questions and we will help you get your answers.

NJ3T and K3VL working PA QSO Party

Club Meetings

Anyone interested in Amateur Radio is invited to attend any Thursday evening. Bring your questions and we will help you get your answers. Our social meetings usually have either an educational presentation or a special guest speaker.

If you are a new ham just starting into the hobby, several of our members are willing and eager to be an Elmer. Since we are a general-interest club, the knowledge base is diverse.

Our regular meetings are every Thursday at 7:30 pm. The third Thursday is our business meeting. We meet at Founders Hall, Rom 27. Located at 6022 Glades Pike (Route 31 East), Somerset, PA 15501

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Interested in becoming a ham

What is Ham Radio


Ham radio, also known as Amateur Radio is a fascinating hobby that has something for everyone. It is a mixture of people, electronics, and communications. Hams use of the radio frequency spectrum for purposes of non-commercial exchange of messages, wireless experimentation, self-training, private recreation, radiosport, contesting, and emergency communication.

People use ham radio to talk across town, worldwide, or even into space, all without the Internet or cell phones. This is a hobby that is enjoyed around the world. There is something for everyone to enjoy.