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Welcome to the Amateur Radio Club for District citizens. We’re for operators like you, and our meetings are open to everyone. Being a ham in a city like D.C. is … unique. Most of us don’t have a ham radio station in our homes, and nearly all of us live in a building or house with…

There are a lot of repeaters in and around the District, but here is a short list of the repeaters we hear most often from inside the beltway (and some nets that use them). K3MRCRX: 145.43000, TX: 144.83000Uplink Tone: 114.8DCMARC, Washington, D.C.This site is currently inactive. KV3BRX: 146.95500, TX: 146.35500Montgomery Amateur Radio Club, Maryland Nets: Sunday…

On Monday nights at 8 pm, we host a weekly net on the WA3KOK repeater. RX: 449.97500, TX: 444.97500Downlink Tone: 107.2, Uplink Tone: 107.2NERA, Washington, D.C. Come one, come all. The net is very informal and is usually driven by a question of the week. We’re always happy to help hams who are just getting…

W3HAC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization welcoming all those interested in amateur radio in and around the Washington D.C., at all levels of licensing and from every walk of life. Address(es) HacDC @ St. Stephen’s1525 Newton St NW, Washington DC 20010 w3hac.hacdc@gmail.com Join us on 2 meters Monday nights at 8pm we host a weekly net…

W3HAC welcomes everyone in and around the Nation’s Capital, including people at all levels of amateur radio licensing and from every walk of life. Founded in 2009 by five licensed area hams, the HacDC Amateur Radio Club (HARC) has all types of Hams — from builders and makers to operators who want to connect with…

HacDC Amateur Radio Club (“W3HAC”) operates http://w3hac.org/. Our policy is to respect your privacy regarding any information we may collect while using our website. Website Visitors Like most website operators, W3HAC collects non-personally-identifying information of the sort that web browsers and servers typically make available, such as the browser type, language preference, referring site, and the…