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Established April, 1998
by Bert Bruins, N2FPJ and Chris Linck, N2NEH
Upcoming Meetings:
Our annual picnic will be Saturday, July 15th
(see events page for details)
our next Regular Monthly Meeting:
Wednesday, September 11th, 2013, at 7:00 p.m.
Field Day 2013: June 22nd - 23rd
Field Day 2013
See the events page for our meeting events schedule
Our next VE Session:
October, 2013
We are looking for an EDITOR for our NEWSLETTER.
Note: all links to the photo site and VE, Hamfest, & Field Day announcements open in a new window
Organized in 1998, the East Greenbush Amateur Radio Association, an ARRL affiliate, is committed to providing emergency services, educational programs, and operating resources to the amateur radio operators and residents of the Capital Region of New York State. The club station is W2EGB; the club also has several VHF and UHF repeaters open to club members or the public. Monthly meetings are held, along with VE sessions, an annual Hamfest, and a Field Day site.
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