Columbia University Amateur Radio Club

It is with sadness that I belatedly share news of the passing of John Kiernan, KE2UN. John was a friend, mentor, and active member of the Columbia University Amateur Radio Club VE team, regularly participating in our former in-person and, since the pandemic, zoom VE exams. He was a huge help when we rehabbed the rooftop tower many years ago. And, of course, the Marathon and other NYC events dating back decades. I got to meet Christine once at their home in the "castle" and even went out the window and up on the roof with him there -- to install an antenna of course. I miss you John. SK. End of Watch.

John Joseph Kiernan — Riverdale-on-Hudson Funeral Home, Inc. - Bronx, NY A wake will be held at Riverdale-on-Hudson Funeral Home on Wednesday, September 24st from 2:00pm to 6:00pm. A Mass of Christian of Burial will be offered at St. Elizabeth's Church, 268 Wadsworth Ave, New York, NY 10033 on Thursday, September 25nd at 10:00am. Burial will follow at St. Mary’s Cemete...

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Updates to late 1950's history | Amateur Radio Club History updates Updates to late 1950's history New information about the old shack and amateur TV efforts to televise the 1959 Childs Cup Regatta By Alan Crosswell. N2YGK December 11, 2021 Televising the 1959 Childs Cup regatta The shack in 1959 Bob Norin, W7YAQ, CC/SEAS '63 recently shared some pho...

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History of the CU Amateur Radio Club | Amateur Radio Club

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Columbia’s Amateur Radio Club Makes Successful Contact with International Space Station | Electrical Engineering The Amateur Radio Club, in collaboration with the Columbia Space Initiative, built a successful satellite- tracking system. Featured News Article Info The Amateur Radio Club, in collaboration with the Columbia Space Initiative, built a successful

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CUARC Starts a Satellite Communications Project | Amateur Radio Club Summer project CUARC Starts a Satellite Communications Project CUARC and Columbia Space Initiative are partnering this summer to design, build, and operate a mobile, 2-axis, tracking and communications platform capable of communicating with Amateur Radio Satellites. The final project for the summer....