Become a Centenial member "Oldest Continuously Operating Amateur Radio Club in NAmerica

Ours, the Milwaukee Radio Amateurs' Club, W9RH, isn't too far away: continuously operating and meeting since January 1917.

We actually have a very nice timeline showing the starting dates of many other clubs: http://www.w9rh.org/documents/MRAC History Edition 2015.pdf

Now if only we could all do something similar to what ARRL did...

 

It makes them two years late.

And, I'm guessing not continuously operating since inception.

 

Radio Corporation of America, which many members of SJRA worked for in Camden NJ


RCA Corporation, founded as the Radio Corporation of America, was an American electronics company in existence from 1919 to 1986

 

Stupid snswer. Hahah.

 

40 Cup coffee percolator?
Linda-Lou goes to the doctor complaining about the shakes...

Doctor: Do you drink a lot of coffee?

Linda-Lou: No, I spill most of it....
(Couldnt resist )

 

I retired from Motorola in 1998 and relocated from Albany, where I had been active for 10-Years, most of those I was an officer of AARA. I last saw most of the leadership in August 2004 when Linda (NE5LL) and I had lunch with K2EP, K2XF, WF2B during our honeymoon trip to Albany and New England. Still at that time, AARA had met on a continuous basis for the entire period. Some years they did not meet in July and August, as is the case with a lot of clubs nationwide. Ernie, K2EP can verify this as well as double-check.

 

If the club has an historian and/or a recording secretary depending on the records kept they might indicate information over the years for dates of meetings etc.

 

Hmmm...then what is the RCA?



I agree so what was your point Einstein?

 

Depending on the time period many SJRA members also worked at the RCA facilities in Cherry Hill and Moorestown NJ .

 

'The RCA is'....not a defunct corporation. We are talking radio clubs. Hence the response.

The claim of longevity seems dubious given the RCA and its founding year.

The SJRA is a vital club and an indication of lifeblood in ham radio. Best to all its members.

73
Chip W1YW

 

The RCA was founded in 1909. Many SJRA members are in it.

I will not discuss Sarnoff's defunct conglomerate. It is off topic. Banquet Chicken aint a ham radio club.

 

If you look up radio....club.....america, you will see what I mean. The SJRA guys know this ; one or two are just being cute.