Welcome to the BYU Amateur Radio Club
Learn about Amateur Radio
Serve the community
Build your own equipment
Study for a license exam
Or simply have fun!
Serve the community
Build your own equipment
Study for a license exam
Or simply have fun!
Event Notice —
Volunteer radio operators will be greatly appreciated for events.
Please sign up on this SIGNUP SHEET. More information is available on our Facebook group.
The Brigham Young University Amateur Radio Club is a place to learn and practice radio operating skills and to use those skills to serve the community.
During the school year, the club meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings at 7:00 PM in WSC 3238 on BYU campus.
In addition to club meetings, a weekly net is held on the air every Thursday night at 9:00 PM on the club’s 2 meter repeater.
Activities and Service
Weekly club activities include
- Build nights
- Demonstrations
- Training
- Transmitter hunts
- Practice using club radio equipment
The club often volunteers to provide communications for campus and community events such as
- Hike and Light the Y
- The Rex Lee Run
Get Involved
- Come to a club meeting
- Join the BYU Amateur Radio Club Facebook group
- If you’re already a licensed Amateur Radio operator, check in to a net, held every Thursday at 9:00 PM
- Join the club! Members can use the club’s HF, satellite, and other on-campus equipment. Visit the club’s BYUSA profile page for club dues information.
