Welcome to TUARC!

Welcome to the web presence of the Temple University Amateur Radio Club (TUARC) K3TU.  TUARC is devoted to the enjoyment of Amateur Radio.  TUARC members learn how to use radio equipment and antennas to communicate with operators throughout the world using Morse code, voice, computers, and Amateur Radio satellites.  It's challenging and fun and a great way to learn about other cultures.  Click on the thumbnail picture to see the TUARC confirmation (QSL) postcard in detail.

During natural disasters and other emergencies, Amateur Radio volunteers play a vital role in providing communications from stricken areas.  When all else fails, amateur radio operators use their sophisticated local frequency modulated (FM) repeaters and long distance high frequency (HF) radio transceivers to get the message through.  You can learn more about Amateur Radio from TUARC or by visiting the web site of the American Radio Relay League (ARRL).

Click on Amateur Radio, HF/VHF Station, Digital Voice, Rover, Projects and Links to learn more about Amateur radio and TUARC.

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