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Now on 147.000: The Dutch Fork Net
Read more: Now on 147.000: The Dutch Fork NetDutch Fork Net, held every Monday at 7:00 PM, Lexington 147.000 repeater
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2nd Annual Ham Fest Swap Meet
Read more: 2nd Annual Ham Fest Swap MeetJoin us for the 2nd Annual Dutch Fork Amateur Radio Group Ham Fest Swap Meet. Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026 UPDATE: Saturday, October 17, 2026 Time: 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. Location: Brady Park, 230 Depot Street, Little Mountain, SC 29075
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Spooky Signals & Autumn Air: October’s Monthly Meeting
Read more: Spooky Signals & Autumn Air: October’s Monthly MeetingOctober meeting on the 15th at DFARG Shack; bring updates, spooky stories, and holiday ideas.
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ARRL Information & License Testing for 2026
Read more: ARRL Information & License Testing for 2026ARRL license testing dates for 2026 has been updated. Pre-registration recommended due to limited seating.
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Can’t Physically Attend the Monthly Meeting? Join Us Live on Facebook
Read more: Can’t Physically Attend the Monthly Meeting? Join Us Live on FacebookStay updated via our Facebook page if you miss meetings. Meetings held third Thursday of each month, 7-8 PM
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2026 Membership Dues
Read more: 2026 Membership DuesTo pay your $35 membership dues, click the link or scan the QR code provided.
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Nationwide Hamfest Calendar — 2026 (United States)
Read more: Nationwide Hamfest Calendar — 2026 (United States)Upcoming 2026 Nationwide Hamfest Events for the United States
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July & August 2026’s DFARG Signal Newsletter Now Available Online!
Read more: July & August 2026’s DFARG Signal Newsletter Now Available Online!July and August’s DFARG Signal Newsletter is available, featuring events, meeting minutes, contests, and exam information.
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September Signals: Why Fall Is the Secret Season for Amateur Radio
Read more: September Signals: Why Fall Is the Secret Season for Amateur Radio(A DFARG-Friendly article for newsletters, websites, and club posts) September arrives with cooler mornings, earlier sunsets, and a quiet shift in the airwaves. While most people think of fall as football season or pumpkin-spice season, amateur radio operators know the truth: September is propagation season – the month when bands wake back up, projects get…
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Antenna Array : Design, Working, Types & Its Applications
Read more: Antenna Array : Design, Working, Types & Its Applicationshttps://www.elprocus.com Antenna arrays play a crucial role in modern communication systems, offering far greater directive control and transmission efficiency than a single antenna element can achieve on its own. While individual antennas provide basic directivity, they often struggle to deliver strong, loss‑free signals to a receiver. By combining multiple elements into an array, engineers can…
