David Sarnoff Radio Club

02/26/2026

Pi Day is Coming! Get on the air and contact the DSRC's Special Event Station N3P https://n2re.org/pi-day-special-event
Note, although QST printed out club call, we won't be using our club call "N2RE" during the event. Here's a CORRECTED entry:

“03/14/2026 | David Sarnoff Radio Club PI Day Mar 14-Mar 15, 1800Z-0100Z, N3P, Burlington, NJ. David Sarnoff Radio Club. 14.031 14.314 7.227 7.031. QSL. Donald G Corrington, 7 Pinewald Lane, Burlington, NJ 08016-3421.”

09/28/2025

A few members of the David Sarnoff Radio Club serving as emergency communicators for the MS 150 on September 27-28, 2025.

08/03/2025

An Experimenter's Afternoon with the David Sarnoff Radio Club!

07/01/2025

Check out the article and video in the Franklin Reporter & Advocate....our 15 minutes of fame!

Franklin Reporter & Advocate, your source for online hometown Franklin Township news.

07/01/2025

Another fun and successful Summer Field Day! We made lots of contacts, had a fabulous breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and even made it into the local paper. It's great having our 15 minutes of fame! Be sure to check out our club - N2RE.ORG. There are always lots of fun things happening, and it's a great way to make some new friends!

06/29/2025

Just like that!

Franklin Reporter & Advocate, your source for online hometown Franklin Township news.

06/29/2025

the N2RE Field Day Saturday was a great success!
80-6 so far, maybe try 2 and 432 on Sunday.
- Our GOTA station attracted one long-inactive ham to take the microphone, and collect a page of contacts
- The showers were in the early morning and then around 9PM. We had plenty of tents.
- The Lasagna was delicious
- We had an impressive number of visitors, given our rather obscure location, and that included two reporters.

Note: Hams do not dress for success at field day... if we get our picture in the paper next week, please don't judge us!!

Now on to day two!

Field Day 2025 The “Field” Field Day 2025 David Sarnoff Radio Club Ham Radio Field Day exercise Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29, 2025 (Come back for more details as the day gets closer!) Table of Contents An Invitation The Event WHEN: WHERE: How to find it for directions: WHO: WHY: OUR FIE...

05/11/2025

It's time to get planning for ARRL Field Day ( )
We have a site,
We have the start of a plan
We have a portapotty
Now all we need is you! (Yes, visitors and operators welcome)
https://n2re.org/field-day-2025 (our web pages keep evolving as we get closer to June 28th! )

Field Day 2025 The “Field” Field Day 2025 David Sarnoff Radio Club Ham Radio Field Day exercise held on the weekend of June 28 and 29, 2025 Note: this site is still under construction! Portable stations, easy to set up! Sunday cleanup crowd Table of Contents David Sarnoff Radio Club Ham Radio Fi...

01/23/2025

Winter Field Day this weekend! We will be on the air with N2RE, in NNJ.
Hope to make some good contacts... and to stay warm, as we will be outdoors.
N2RE.org

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12/28/2024

Pi Day planning has begun. This year, in addition to our shortened time and simplied friequencies, we include an artist's conception of Einstein as a ham.
We have a page on QRZ.COM https://www.qrz.com/db/N3P , and our own n2re.org event page!

Time for Princeton Pi Day Celebration 2025! The DSRC celebrates 3.14 with an on-the-air festival of contacts with our special event callsign celebrating the number PI — N3P. Hope to talk to you then!

06/29/2024

So how do we put up antennas when surrounded by 60' trees?
It's a challenge! 100' of rope won't reach back to the ground, and getting a rock (or a drone) up that high is a challenge.
Well, we did it, mostly. Sadly the drone didn't survive, but we proved the point with it.
This could be easier if the temperature wasn't over 90F.... maybe next year.
http://n2re.org/field-day-part-2-putting-up-antennas

06/25/2024

http://n2re.org/field-day-2024-part-1

Field Day 2024- Part 1 By Charlie Dieterich | June 24, 2024 0 Comment Closing crew on Sunday On June 23, 1778, General George Washington and the Continental Army were camped in Hopewell, New Jersey, just down the road from Rocky Hill. The weather was so hot that soldiers died of heat exhaustion as t...