About Us

The Kent County Amateur Radio Club is centrally located in Kent county Delaware. It operates within the county, but also reaches out to Delaware's other two counties, New Castle and Sussex. The club has been in existence since 1956.

Meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month at 7pm.
Meetings are held in the conference room of the
Kent County Emergency Operations Center
911 Public Safety Blvd.
Dover, DE. 19901

Our Mission

Promote the use of amateur Ham Radio through education and community interaction.

Communicate with people from all over the globe.

We also provide emergency communications and public services by supporting Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services (RACES) and Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES).

Club Constitution & Bylaws attested to by the Club Secretary –
PDF of Constitution & Bylaws

Our Values

To be friendly and welcoming to all ages,

abilities, genders and backgrounds.

Members are at the core of the club and all its activities.

To enjoy the experience.

Have respect for each other.

A desire to work together towards our shared vision.

To create a club for the long-term through sustainable financial management and growth.

2024 Officers          

President              Jim  Moore  KC3BTV

Vice-President    Hunter Greer  KC3VTB

Secretary              Tim  Reisinger KC3OO

Treasurer               Tom Libertore N3ARX    

 

2025 Officers

President              Paul Tuley  N3BUH

Vice-President    Danny Clay  N3WCB

Secretary              Tim  Reisinger KC3OO

Treasurer               John Snyder AB3JS   

 

 

Club Repeaters

146.910   (-) 77hz pl Camden (Main club repeater until further notice)

146.970  (-) 77hz pl Dover (Online, but may have some QRM during your contact)

444.550 (+) 77hz pl Felton (Not operational at this time. Check back occasionally, a different repeater and location upcoming.)

Local Repeaters not affiliated with KC3ARC

147.300  (+) 77 hz pl N3YMS

442.450 (+) 127.3 hz pl Harrington

449.775  (-) 114.8 hz pl W3HZW Felton

Cats on the Air!

George

Even with a low watt HT, getting on the air is easy. Now if I only had opposable thumbs to be able to turn this on!

Pumpkin

Working 40 meters can be fun. You'll never know who you will be able to reach, it's the cats meow!

Andrew

Working FT8 can be a lot of fun, but frustrating when that DX contact you need just can't quite hear your weak signal transmission.

Contact, information, or webpage questions: info@kc3arc.org

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