Club News

Oct. 4, 2024 was a day of success. We worked most of the day, starting just after 10:00 AM. First, we were surprised. The Fort Johnson ladder truck is out of service. So, what showed up, the Hagaman ladder truck. All the firefighters were very helpful. Installing the antenna was the first challenge. It went […]

Joy Karns (KE2ATU) is a fairly new member but quite active with our club. Joy joined us for our technician class looking to get her ticket into the hobby. Joy was a model student participating in all discussions. It paid off as she passed the test with ease. Asking questions and participating in club meetings

Starting in April, the Eastern Fulmont Amateur Radio Club will be adding presentations to our club meetings. These presentations will cover a wide array of topics to keep interest in the meetings as well as help newly licensed operators gain knowledge and experience. Presentations may include topics like: If you are interested in presenting or

We have completed our first Technician Class training course this past weekend. We had 10 students, 6 of which took the test directly after the class earning their tech license. Congratulations to all of them. We held the class for 3 days (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) and ended with a test session Sunday afternoon. Many

January 1, 2023 Good morning to all, I am writing to formally introduce myself. My name is Jeff Kaczor and I am excited to announce at this time, that I am the acting Director of Montgomery County Emergency Services effective immediately. First, I would like to take a moment to thank Rick Sager for his

Eastern Fulmont Amateur Radio Club is currently setting up training sessions designed to help interested individuals obtain a Technician class license. This class is designed to teach the very basics or as we like to call it “Teach the test”. Once a person obtains the Tech license, the real learning can begin. The sessions are

Newly licensed, and want a little help getting started? Let Eastern Fulmont Amateur Radio Club help! We have made available a simple guide to help with some basic tips and how-to’s as well as a repeater usage information. This guide can be found on the Ham Operator Resource Page.

The club Bylaws and Constitution can now be viewed on the website under Club Information.

We had a great Club meeting this month (May 2022). We had 9 members present (3 of them were Club Officers), so we could conduct business. We voted  to get the ARRL insurance at a cost of $200 dollars per year. Rusty told us that we did not have $200 dollars in the treasury. Erwin