Kauai Amateur Radio Club
PO Box 3614
Lihue, HI 96766
In 1992 the club was registerd as a
non-profit organization in Hawaii and was recognized by the
IRS as a 501(c)(3) organized exclusively for educational and
scientific purposes. Its mission includes: To increase the
proficiency of its members by education in the science of
radio communications. To disseminate information among its
members concerning scientific advancement and progress in the
field of radio communications. To organize and train licensed
radio amateurs to maintain radio communications as
a public service during periods of emergency. To encourage
and foster experimental activities in radio communications
and electronics, to the end that skills and experience
gained in amateur radio will further the application of
electronics to the benefit of the general public. In carrying out the foregoing primary purposes, the club
maintains an active affiliation with the Amateur Radio
Relay League, Inc.
As described on the home page our club holds monthly meetings
on the first Monday of the month, a weekly Monday Night Ham
net, and an informal Saturday breakfasts. In addition our
club provides quarterly ham exams, hosts a weekly Public
Service Communications (PSC) Net, provides communications
for various community events (Walkathons and Runs), and
participates in the annual ARRL Field Day.
Lihue, HI 96766
In 1992 the club was registerd as a
non-profit organization in Hawaii and was recognized by the
IRS as a 501(c)(3) organized exclusively for educational and
scientific purposes. Its mission includes: To increase the
proficiency of its members by education in the science of
radio communications. To disseminate information among its
members concerning scientific advancement and progress in the
field of radio communications. To organize and train licensed
radio amateurs to maintain radio communications as
a public service during periods of emergency. To encourage
and foster experimental activities in radio communications
and electronics, to the end that skills and experience
gained in amateur radio will further the application of
electronics to the benefit of the general public. In carrying out the foregoing primary purposes, the club
maintains an active affiliation with the Amateur Radio
Relay League, Inc.
As described on the home page our club holds monthly meetings
on the first Monday of the month, a weekly Monday Night Ham
net, and an informal Saturday breakfasts. In addition our
club provides quarterly ham exams, hosts a weekly Public
Service Communications (PSC) Net, provides communications
for various community events (Walkathons and Runs), and
participates in the annual ARRL Field Day.
As described on the home page our club holds monthly meetings on the first Monday of the month, a weekly Monday Night Ham net, and an informal Saturday breakfasts. In addition our club provides quarterly ham exams, hosts a weekly Public Service Communications (PSC) Net, provides communications for various community events (Walkathons and Runs), and participates in the annual ARRL Field Day.