Williams County Amateur Radio Association

Williams County Amateur Radio Association this page is for all Amateur Radio (HAM) Operators photos, Comments & ideas are welcome! High Street, Bryan, OH 43506.

The Williams County Amateur Radio Association is a group of interested amateur radio operators who enjoy the various dimensions that amateur radio offers...including the friendships that are created when contacting other ham operators, as well as providing vital emergency communications and assisting local communities and community agencies with communications when they need it, all as unpaid volu

nteers. The Williams County Amateur Radio Association meets monthly at the Williams County East Annex Conference Rooms A & B, 1425 E. A training session starts at 5:00 pm and the meeting follows at 6:00 pm. The Williams County ARES/Skywarn Net meets every Monday evening at 7:30 pm on the KA8OFE repeater at a Frequency of 146.820 with a PL of 107.2. The net is used in case of severe weather or any other potential danger that could threaten life or property. The Williams County Amateur Radio Association Net is held every Monday night at 8:00 pm on the same frequency as above. This net also announces various radio club activities around Northwest Ohio & Southwestern Michigan.

This alert was sent out Sat., June 6, 2026 at 5:44pm.
06/06/2026

This alert was sent out Sat., June 6, 2026 at 5:44pm.

Just a few tickets left so we can hold our drawing. Reach out if interested. @
05/26/2026

Just a few tickets left so we can hold our drawing. Reach out if interested. @

05/25/2026
A little humor for yah, 73
05/23/2026

A little humor for yah, 73

We had a lot of fun trying to "outfox" the people who hid small transmitters (foxes) from us at the Bryan East End Park ...
05/22/2026

We had a lot of fun trying to "outfox" the people who hid small transmitters (foxes) from us at the Bryan East End Park on Sunday, May 17. WCARA held a Fox Hunt throughout the park on a beautiful sunny day. Using directional antennas, some homemade from tape measures, and some of us using handheld radios, we walked around the park listening for the strongest beeping signals which indicated where the transmitters were. Mick Wolf said he enjoyed it so much, he's going to build his own antenna to use the next time we have a Fox Hunt!!! And thanks to all the people who fixed some delicious food to reinvigorate us after all our searching!!!

05/19/2026

What actions can you take to stay safe during summer heat and humidity? Staying hydrated, wearing sunscreen and light colored clothes, taking frequent breaks, and being mindful of the time of day if you are planning to be outside are all great ways to stay safe.

He really gets around!!! Another group of WCARA members enjoyed meeting with ARRL Ohio Section Manager Bret Stemen as th...
05/17/2026

He really gets around!!! Another group of WCARA members enjoyed meeting with ARRL Ohio Section Manager Bret Stemen as they stopped by the ARRL Great Lakes Division booth at the Dayton Hamvention. Here he is on the left talking with Bill Priest, WCARA board member and Williams Co. ARES Asst. Emergency Coordinator, Stan DeGroff, WCARA President, and Mike Kwiatkowski, WCARA Training Officer.

Guess who we ran into at the Dayton Hamvention?? ARRL Ohio Section Manager Bret Stemen (right) welcomed WCARA Vice Presi...
05/16/2026

Guess who we ran into at the Dayton Hamvention?? ARRL Ohio Section Manager Bret Stemen (right) welcomed WCARA Vice President Beau Zuver, and Williams County ARES Emergency Coordinator Jarrett Funk to a forum on ARES and RACES emergency amateur radio services.

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P. O. Box 23
Bryan, OH
43506

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