Organizations

1985?-Present

US

The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for Amateur Radio in the US.

Lifetime member (as of 2023)

http://www.arrl.org

1998?-Present

Colorado, US, International

The Colorado QRP Club, Inc. (CQC) was formed in January, 1994 for the purpose of promoting low power amateur radio in Colorado and around the world.

Member number 439

http://www.coloradoqrpclub.org

2021-Present

RV Radio Network (RVRN)

Member number 1595

Director, NOV23 to Present; Newsletter Editor, JUN23 to Present

The RVRN is for those with an interest in amateur radio and recreational vehicles.

https://rvradionetwork.com/

2023-Present

The FMCA educates, equips, and empowers RV owners in their journey to creating, experiencing, and benefiting from the outdoor lifestyle they dream of and deserve.

The FMCA ARC enables members to use their recreational vehicles and radio equipment to enjoy the fellowship of friends with common interests, i.e. RVing and Amateur Radio.  The Amateur Radio activities enables members to keep in contact on a daily basis from around the nation be it from their house or recreational vehicle.

https://fmcaarc.com

2006-2007, 2020-Present

Colorado

The CRA provides amateur repeater services throughout the Colorado Front Range.

http://www.w0cra.org

2023-Present

Colorado Springs Region

The Pikes Peak Radio Amateur Association (PPRAA) is an American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Special Service Club located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The PPRAA is a social and technical membership organization providing educational and recreational activities for its members intended to further their knowledge in the art of radio communications..

http://www.podxs070.com

2020-Present

Club for licensed amateur radio operators enjoying the PSK31 digital mode.

Member number 2732

http://www.podxs070.com

2020-Present

Club for ham radio operators using CW.

Member number 19790

https://fists.co.uk/index.htm

2022-Present

Quarter Century Wireless Association (QCWA)

Amatuer Radio operators licensed for 25 years or more.

Member number 38709

https://www.qcwa.org/qcwa.php

1984-1992

Treasurer, 1988-1989

Garland, TX

https://garc-k5qhd.wixsite.com/main

1984-1996

Secretary, 198?

Onsite at the E-Systems , Garland plant located at the NE corner of Jupiter and Miller in Garland, TX.  The ESYARC "shack" (a small building) and its antennas were located at the NE side of the baseball field (closest to the Jupiter and Miller intersection).  E-Systems was bought-out by Raytheon in 1993.  Sadly, the entire complex is no longer there having been demolitioned around 2017-2018.

No website (ever)

1990-2004

President, 2000-2001

Alice Springs, NT. Australia

No website any longer.  WIA listing is at https://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk8/AliceSpringsAmateurRadioClub/.

2018 - 2021

Pueblo West, CO

Secretary until May 2021.

http://pwarc.com

1990-2005

Australia

The Wireless Institute of Australia (WIA) states that it is the oldest national radio society in the world having been established in 1910.

https://www.wia.org.au

~2014-2016

Warrenton, VA

https://www.w4va.org

1989(?)-1993(?)

Club for ham radio operators us low-power - 5 watts or less.

Met Rev. George Dobbs, G3RJV (SK), when signing-up at the G-QRP booth at the 1989(?) Dallas, TX HamCon (when still living and working in the Dallas area before moving to Australia in APR90).  The logo is the new one; am looking for a SPRAT copy for the original logo....

http://www.gqrp.com/index.htm

FEB2001

The Alice Springs Amateur Radio Club (ASARC) Shack was/is located within a small normally locked room in the Connellan Aviation Museum.  The club's Icom IC-751 was there for club members or licensed visitors to use.  A Cushcraft A-3 Yagi was installed on top of the old Connellan hanger. 

FEB01

Terry Murphy, VK8TM, and the helm during the meeting.  Terry now lives in Queensland.

FEB01

JJ Lambert, VK8JJ (VK8 call then and also WR5E when back in the US and now).