The Seneca Radio Club is a not-for-profit organization
whose purpose is to promote amateur radio.

Our club is comprised of "hams" from Seneca County and
surrounding areas, averaging 50+ members. The callsign W8ID
was obtained from the late Charles M. Jacobs who was one of
the original founders. We are affiliated with the American Radio
Relay League (ARRL), the national association for Amateur Radio
since 1952.

Meetings are the 2nd Monday of the month 7:00 PM at the
Seneca County Museum. The club is open to anyone interested in
Amateur Radio or amateurs who would like to join a club. You do
not need to be a ham. Getting started in a club is one of the
steps in obtaining your first Technician class license or "ticket".
For more information send us an e-mail.

Members participate in several radio activities including Field Day,
various contests, radio experimentation, emergency communications
(ARES), Skywarn, and just plain chatting on the air.

The club maintains a 2 meter repeater on 145.45 MHz (PL tone 107.2 Hz).
This repeater is used for general amateur use, net operations, ARES,
and Skywarn. This has been a service to the Amateur Community and
the Seneca County Community since it began.

73 de W8ID.

How to Join

To join, simply fill out the club application and send it,
along with the appropriate dues, to the Secretary/Treasurer.
Your application will be voted on at the next business meeting.
We encourage all prospective members to attend a business meeting. 

Types of Membership/Annual Dues

Full: Requires a valid amateur radio license.
Has all voting rights. $12.00 annual dues.

Associate: Must show an interest in amateur radio.
Has no voting rights. An Associate Member becomes a Full Member
upon receiving a valid amateur radio license. $12.00 annual dues.

Family: Applicant must live in the household of a Full or a Associate Member.
Has no voting rights. $6.00 annual dues.

Student Full (K-12): Requires a valid amateur radio license.
Has all voting rights. $3.00 annual dues.

Student Associate (K-12): Must show an interest in amateur radio.
Has no voting rights. A Student Associate Member becomes a Full Student Member
upon receiving a valid amateur radio license. $3.00 annual dues.

Senior Full: Age 60 and older. Requires a valic FCC amateur radio license.
Has all voting rights. $10.00 annual dues.

Senior Associate: Age 60 and older. Must show an interest in amateur radio.
Has no voting rights. A Senior Associate Member becomes a Senior Full Member
upon receiving a valid FCC amateur radio license. $10.00 annual dues.

Life Member: Requires a valid FCC amateur radio license.
Has all voting rights.
Dues: Ten times the amount of Full or Senior Full Membership dues.