CALLING ALL YOUNG HAMS!
Ethan, KK7UXY, of Albany, Oregon, has founded a brand new radio club.
The Oregon Youth Amateur Radio Club (OYARC) is a BRAND NEW club for younger ham radio operators living in the Oregon section. The club has a Discord server and lively discussion about many topics of interest to the next generation of hams.
Interested?
Know a young ham who should be?
Contact Ethan, KK7UXY, at kk7uxy@gmail.com.
Scott N7JI
ARRL Oregon Section Manager
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