The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

This weekend the club will working on building antenna kits for the summer. We all know winters in the Seward area can be brutal with high wind storms of sleet, snow, and rain. Many antenna set ups often don't make it through a storm, and thus, why not take time in the winter to prep your replacement antenna for the spring. We will also be working on any other kits people might want to put together. Bring your gear box and tools and wire, let's make antenna's together.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

This weekend the club will be pulling out their soldering projects and practing, as well as passing on, soldering tips and tricks.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

This week the club will mark up on a map of the area distances of communication we were able to establish on 2, 6, and 10 meters to see how better we can communicate in an emergency situation locally. Through out the year, the club runs several tests with varying equipment to test out range and quality of communications. One of the club's goals is to be able to communicate with nearby communities of Crown Point, Moose Pass, and Cooper Landing in times of a disaster.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

This project day will be used in preparation for Field Day. A day where the club will participate in a Nationwide radio contest attempting to make contacts with other clubs. Members will be going over day assignments, reviewing equipment, and establishing other tasks and goals for the day. Time to check your remote setup gear members.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

This project day will be dedicated to a Fox Hunt excercise. One member is the "Fox" as they hide in a location and transmit out signals; simulating a pirate signal, malicious/unintentional interferrence, or emergency signal. The rest of the group will attempt to locate the signal using techinques in diminishing signals and various antenna, attempting to find the "Fox." Good fun, and frustration as our unique terrain of the fjord can play havoc on signal interpretation.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

This project day will focus on members discussing current and past antenna set ups for VHF & HF radio use. What have our members tried and failed with. What has worked? What doesn't hold up to our constant storm bombardment? What works best in our unique fjord setting? What could work for different lot setups with lots of trees, nearby powerlines, no trees? Bring your notes and knowledge members! It's time to pull together what we know and help making getting into General easier for everyone.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

This project day is dedicated to logbooks, specifically digital/auto logbooking, including Log of the World program. Come on by to see a demonstration and learn how to's for auto logging, and inputting your contacts over the radio. Get those QSO's.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

The club meets at 10am on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Anyone is welcome to come by for a more relaxed gathering than the business meeting and learn about amateur radios.

This project day will be looking into digital modes for amateur radio. In particular, FT8, with member setups for demonstration. Digital modes allow signals to propagate further with less power and uses data to transmit information back and forth. Come by to learn more about FT8 and digital modes.

The Seward Amateur Radio Club meets at 10am on the first Saturday of every month at the Bear Creek Fire Station at 13105 Seward Hwy, Seward, AK 99664. Members discuss business and other fun radio topics. Anyone is welcome.

Learning more about Network Analyzers

Come join us for some talk about Club activities and radio fun. We are always looking for new members, and you do not need a Amateur Radio License to join. We can help you get licensed. You are welcome to come find out what amateur radio is all about.

Learning more about how the Sun affects our planet and atmosphere, and in turn, how it changes how we use our radios.

Come join us for some talk about Club activities and radio fun. We are always looking for new members, and you do not need a Amateur Radio License to join. We can help you get licensed. You are welcome to come find out what amateur radio is all about.

Finishing up our project series on digital radio, we'll review the remaining digital mobile radio formats: DMR, SystemFusion, D-Star, NXDN, etc)

Come join us for some talk about Club activities and radio fun. We are always looking for new members, and you do not need a Amateur Radio License to join. We can help you get licensed. You are welcome to come find out what amateur radio is all about.