Albury Wodonga Amateur Radio Club
A friendly group of amateur radio enthusiasts
One of our members found this Wireless Institute of Australia Information Paper when he was tidying up his shack. We thought it may be of interest to those of you who regularly use repeaters. Click here to download the PDF one page article> Extract from the Information Paper: Repeaters are established primarily to extend the communication range of mobile stations […]
Read moreThe Albury Wodonga Amateur Radio Club is located in Albury-Wodonga, which is situated on the Murray River (the border between NSW and Victoria). Wodonga is in Victoria and Albury is in NSW, Australia. Latitude: 36° 04′ 21S. Although we have members who come from all over the district.
Read moreWe welcome new members and visitors. Business Meetings are held on the First Tuesday of each month starting at 19.30 hours. On air club nets: Thursday nights 8.30 pm 3.555 Mhz Every Monday is a net night using the RNE 2m repeater starting at 8pm. Tuesday nights 8pm 7.047 Mhz digital net.
Read moreAmateur radio is many different things to the individual three million plus people throughout the world who enjoy this multi-faceted communications hobby. Amateurs communicate with each other by transmitting voice, Morse code, digital modes, pictures and even video signals. Wireless Institute of Australia
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