About the Fulton Amateur Radio Club:

The primary purposes of the Fulton Amateur Radio Club are to promote the use of Amateur Radio for emergency communication, foster interest in radio/electronics and to provide license training and testing.

The Fulton Amateur Radio Club was formed in 1957.  Last year the club celebrated its 50th Anniversary with a Special Event Station set up on the shore of Lake Neatahwanta in Fulton which was open to the public.  In addition to being an enjoyable activity, Special Event Stations give amateur radio operators (hams) practical experience in setting up operations in less than ideal conditions.  Still going strong, the club is looking ahead to its next 50 years...

Ham Radio continues to provide major emergency communications links during power outages, tornadoes, hurricanes and other times when conventional communications fail.  The Fulton ARC and OCEC/RACES provide communications when needed in emergency situations and for public service events.

The Fulton ARC also conducts license training and testing.  Contact us for more information on how you can obtain your ham radio license or upgrade your license.

New to the hobby or need technical help?  Members of the Fulton ARC are glad to lend a hand and offer advice on radios, antenna set ups, radio installations and more...all you need to do is ask...or better yet - attend a meeting!  

The Fulton Amateur Radio Club meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month in the lower level of the Oswego County Office Building, across from Mimi's restaurant, Route 481 North, Fulton at 7PM.  No need to be a licensed ham radio operator to attend our club meetings, so we welcome you to join us!