Gloucester City Amateur Radio Club NJ2GC

Dwell on the Beauty of the Journey through Amateur Radio rather than the Destination _ . _ . _ _ . _ _ . _ . _ _ . _ _ . _ . _ _ . _ This site is dedicated to the memory of Bill Hunsinger, KB2YJB-SK

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Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month, at the
Gloucester City Fire Headquarters, 1 N. King Street.  Meeting starts at 7:30 P.M.  Bring your own beverage. Refreshments will be available with donations accepted.
 
Our shack is in the Gloucester City Police Athletic Building, top floor (the former Brown St. School at Brown and Somerset Streets). 
 
We have HF/VHF/ UHF equipment available. PSK 31 operating with an Alpha Delta Dipole and voice/cw HF operating with a Gap Titan DX antenna. The two VHF/UHF transceivers operate with a Diamond Dual Band antenna and a 5/8 wave whip.     
 
Shack opening has been somewhat erratic this summer.  When the Club is assigned Net Control, then Thursday evenings from about 6:30 P.M. to about 8:00 P.M. for Camden County EMCOMM net participation. EMCOMM net time is 1900 hours local. If there is training on that evening there is no net.  
 ***Arrangements can be made for opening at other times.***
To verify that the shack is open, please call 856 397-3703
 
The G.C.A.R.C., 70cm repeater is available on 447.775 Mhz
- offset and PL 146.2 Hz.  All hams are welcomed and encouraged to use the repeater.
 
Officers of the G.C.A.R.C. for 2010 are:
President: Keith Waltman, W2ERP
Vice President: Bill Bacon, KE2XC 
Secretary: John Goheen, KB2ADL
Secretary-Emeritas: Bill Hunsinger, KB2YJB-SK 
Treasurer:  Robert Herbert, KC2GEF
 
Standing Committees:
Repeater: Keith Waltman, W2ERP
Trustee:  John Martin,  KC2GEH

Radio Officer: Robert Whilleson, WA2IOZ

Webmaster: John Goheen, KB2ADL

 

There is no dues structure for membership.  The operation of the club depends entirely on grants and donations.