KO4MIM:

Embry-Riddle Amateur Radio Club

Club Equipment

We have a large variety of equipment to cover all areas of amateur radio. Our primary station is based around a portable cart (left). Operating from a 40Ah LiFePO4 battery, the cart can move anywhere and operate on all bands from 160m to 70cm. We also have satellite stations both automated and manual.

Besides a variety of radios, we also have an oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, VNA, soldering iron, and dozens of other pieces of equipment and electronics tools.

Equipment is available to all dues paying members, and can be used to support your own radio-related projects.

About Us

Interested in the technology behind radio? Want to learn about analog electronics? Ever look up at a satellite and think about communicating with one? Want to earn your amateur radio license or upgrade? Join ERAU ARC today and do all of these things! We're a club dedicated to amateur radio: exploring the science and applications of radio far beyond what is normally possible with consumer equipment. If a technology is even remotely related to radio or RF, we've probably got a member interested in it - and we want to help you do it!

Club Meetings and Activities

As of Fall 2025, we hold our regular meetings on Sunday evenings at 7PM in LB331. Meetings include lectures on amateur radio, activities - like building antennas or kits - and excursions outside for radio operations. We also have other activities outside of regular meetings, like foxhunting and satellite operation!

Club Discord Server

Most club communications and members can be found in the club's Discord chat server. If you are interested in joining it (membership is not required) please click the invite link below:

https://discord.gg/PRAU738sYG

Upcoming Events

Nov 23 | 7:00pm - 10:00pm

Amateur Radio Club General Meeting

Dec 7 | 7:00pm - 10:00pm

Amateur Radio Club Holiday Meeting

Membership Benefits

Members in good standing will have access to our club equipment (including an IC-7100, IC-9700, antennas, VNA and other diagnostic tools, and soldering and electronics tools.) You'll be able to meet with other students on campus with similar interests and develop your technical skills by helping contribute with a club project. We also run various fun events, like contesting for those who are competitive and fox hunting for those interested in more active leisure. We'd love for you to receive an amateur radio license if you don't have one yet, and we'll be happy to help you learn the material and ace the exam (potentially at a club-administered one, should enough demand exist.)

Club Officers

Anthony Cinelli

Advisor

Minata Kaba

Secretary

Camille Hamblin

Treasurer

Hope Lea

President

James Gregory