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    The Seneca Radio Club is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote amateur radio. The 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. The club is affiliated with the American Radio Relay League (ARRL), a national association of Amateur Radio clubs.
    Meetings are the 2nd Monday of the month 7:00 PM at the Seneca County Public Safety Building (Seneca County Fairgrounds). The club is open to anyone interested in Amateur Radio or amateurs who would like to join a club.
    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.
    The club also administers amateur radio examinations every few months.To learn more on the latest test dates in other areas, check out the ARRL Exam Session Search. You do not need to be an amateur to join our club. 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. 73 de W8ID.