The W0QQQ Amateur Radio Club invites all radio enthusiasts to their weekly meeting held at Seaton Hall on the Kansas State University campus. This gathering is a hub for students and community members interested in amateur radio, technology, and communication projects. Participants meet in the club station on the fourth floor to share knowledge, work on equipment, and engage with the local radio community. Enter through the south stairwell facing M.L.K. Jr. Drive.
What to Expect
A technical and social meeting for amateur radio enthusiasts at the K-State club station.
Who Should Attend
- Amateur radio operators
- K-State students
- Technology enthusiasts
- Radio hobbyists
Agenda Overview
12:00 PM - Meeting start; Technical discussion and station operations; 2:00 PM - Conclusion.
Venue & Address
Organizer
W0QQQ Amateur Radio Club · Student Organization
The official amateur radio club at Kansas State University, dedicated to radio technology and communication.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the meeting held?
In the club station on the fourth floor of Seaton Hall, K-State.
How do I enter the building?
Enter through the south stairwell facing M.L.K. Jr. Drive.
Is this open to the public?
It is an amateur radio club meeting; check with the club for visitor policies.
What is W0QQQ?
It is the call sign for the Kansas State University Amateur Radio Club.
Is there a fee?
Check with the club regarding membership or meeting fees.
What time is the meeting?
The meeting is from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM.
Tags
Radio
Technology
K-State
Manhattan
Kansas
Club
Summary
Weekly meeting of the W0QQQ Amateur Radio Club at Kansas State University.
Reference:
events.k-state.edu
Highlights
- Amateur radio discussion
- Club station access
- Technical project collaboration
- University community engagement
- Weekly networking opportunity
- Located at Seaton Hall
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