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University of Texas Amateur Radio Club - 500
Registration Information
Organization Number: 500
First Registered On: 09-30-1960
Last Registered On: 04-12-2013
Organization Information
Officially Sponsored by Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: Active
Purpose: To further the enjoyment of Amateur Radio (or Ham Radio) by providing aid in obtaining a Ham license, by providing a working radio station and through contact with other Hams.
Membership: Membership open to U.T. students, faculty or staff
Functions: Meetings on the third Monday of every month. A complete radio station (call sign N5XU) is available to all members and is located on the roof of WRW. ENS 420
Organization Type: Educational
Contact Information
E-mail: n5xu.utarc@gmail.com
Web site: http://n5xu.ece.utexas.edu/
Representatives: (Name, Title)
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Bob Ascott, President
Clarke Rahrig, Officer-at-Large
Walt Fair, Officer-at-Large
Dillon Williams, Officer-at-Large
Campus Office Address: 73
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