Add Your Club’s Field Day Event to the ARRL Locator
Make sure you post your club’s Field Day event on the ARRL’s Field Day Locator site. Many use it when traveling during Field Day weekend and media outlets can use it as well.
Make sure you post your club’s Field Day event on the ARRL’s Field Day Locator site. Many use it when traveling during Field Day weekend and media outlets can use it as well.
The Annual Pacific Northwest DX Convention takes place in East Portand – Clackamas from August 15-17, 2025. This is an official ARRL convention, and this year, it’s hosted by Willamette Valley DX Club. (www.wvdxc.org) Learn about DXing. Learn about contesting. Make friends and make contacts! Convention prices (not including lodging) Adult – $150 Youth –…
Dear Oregon ARRL members: Our upcoming Oregon W1AW/7 operation needs you to sign up and make QSOs from June 3-9. As part of ARRL Year of the Club and America 250 celebrations, the W1AW callsign is traveling all over the country and being operated from each state for two weeks during the year. ARRL-affiliated clubs…
The Oregon section (and N7DUX University of Oregon Radio Club) are the home of TWO students who received scholarships from the ARRL Foundation for the 2025-2026 school year! Ellie is a University of Oregon student and president of the N7DUX club, and received a $3,000 scholarship from QCWA. Fedor is also a student at UO…
Nearly 70 hams did some serious hiking as part of this summer’s W7O SOTA Campout at Crater Lake. Click the link to watch WA7JNJ’s video.
Members of the Willamette Valley DX Club (Oregon and SW Washington) are using the W7AC and W7RM callsigns to celebrate WVDXC’s 70th anniversary. This will carry on for the entirety of the 2025 calendar year. The club will be making electronic certificates available for stations that contact the club over the air. WVDXC was founded in…
ARRL Oregon Section CLUBS meeting Wednesday, Sept. 10 @ 6 p.m. PDT Are you an officer in your radio club? Are you trying to build membership? Are you trying to engage your members? Clubs are the backbone of ham radio. We meet quarterly to discuss our clubs, things we can do better, things we know work, things we should never…