Photograph of club member Bobbe Rothermel, WA3BKK — Field Day Photographer

Celebrations — A picture is worth 1,000 words.

Memories of Cumberland Amateur Radio Club Events

At CARC, we know how busy you are trying to make your mark on the world.

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

Pause here for a few moments and enjoy our photos.

Field Day 2019

Smoke came out of the BBQ Grill and not out of our radios. Bill, KC3LCY and Christopher KC3MPR did a great job preparing our picnic-style dinner.
Thank You, gentlemen.

Phto of club members Bill and Christopher preparing food for the evening meal during Field Day.

Field Day 2019

Richard Johnson, N3EPY and Dave Hile, W3VRE brought home the Bonus Points for their QSO streak using Solar Powered, QRP, Digital-Mode

Photo of club members N3EPY and W3VRE operating a ham radio transmitter during Field Day.

Photo of club members KB3RKM and KB3PQT operating a ham radio transmitter during Field Day

Field Day 2018

Ed LeTersky, KB3RKM and Frank Mellott, KB3PQT on-the-air from the Shaffer Park Cabin.

Photo of club member N8QVT operating a ham radio transmitter during Field Day.

Field Day 2018

Valli Hoski, N8QVT on-the-air using 75 Meter Phone.

Field Day 2017

Frank Mellott, KB3PQT (logging) and Dave Hile, W3VRE operating the radio.

Photo of club members KB3PQT and W3VRE operating a ham radio transmitter during Field Day.

Field Day 2017

US Tower ALM-31 Hitch Mounted Crank-Up Mast with Mosley TA-33 Jr antenna.

Photo of a ham radio antenna atop its supporting mast.

Photo of two club members assembling and erecting a ham radio antenna in preparation for Field Day.

Field Day 2016

Richard Johnson, N3EPY and Garry Fasick, K3EYK assemble the Butternut Vertical antenna.

Ham Radio Operator using a sling-shot to shoot an antenna support rope into the tree canopy.

Field Day 2016

Steve Hancock, N3FWE positions a pull string needed for raising the 75 meter dipole antenna.

Fantastic Parade 2016

Communications Support provided by (l to r) Harry K3EYL, Doug KC3AB, Dave W3VRE, Andy AF3I, Frank KB3PQT, and Valli N8QVT. Not in photo – Sherry, N3TMT

Photo of several club members outfitted in reflective vests as they prepare to provide communications support for the annual Dillsburg Farmers Fair Parade.

PA QSO Party 2017

CARC Ham Radio Safari to somewhat rare Fulton County.

Doug KC3CPT, Dave W3VRE, Andy AF3I, Doug KC3AB, and Frank KB3PQT (l to r).
Multi-Operator Portable from Fulton County.

Photograph of four club members posed with a sign banner describing the club's participation in the annual Pennsylvania QSO Party from a remote location in Fulton County, PA

Photo of a ham radio station setup in a camp ground as part of of the club participation in the Pennsylvania QSO Party as call sign K3IEC.

PA QSO Party 2019

CARC Members will be On-The-Air as K3IEC Multi-Operator Portable.

Award Certificate earned by ham radio station K3IEC for its participation in the Pennsylvania QSO Party.

PA QSO Party 2018

Participants Dave W3VRE (our Host), Doug KC3CPT, Frank KB3PQT, Steve N3FWE, Mike Wood, and Andrew Forsyth AF3I.
K3IEC Multi-Operator Portable from York County.

Wooden Nickels

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Photo showing the front side of wooden nickels bearing the name and call sign of the Cumberland Amateur Radio Club.

Wooden Nickels
Part 2

Stock Designs for the reverse side.

International Morse Code, TUIT, Phonetic Alphabet, and more.

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Photo showing the back side of wooden nickels manufactured for the Cumberland Amateur Radio Club showing morse code symbols, phonetic alphabet letters, and the word TUIT as part of an advertising give-away.