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Ham-101 Coming to SECARS - Date TBD
SECARS will be sponsoring a workshop to help new hams set up their station, get on a repeater, learn about antennas, build soldering skills and get over the barrier associate with your first QSO. All licensed radio amateurs are welcome to attend. The workshop is especially intended for recently minted Technician class license holders. The workshop will be coordinated by Doug Brush N2BTB and will be held at the Uncasville Red Cross - 1031 Norwich New London Tpke. Date is pending availability of the venue, but will likely occur in November or December, 2026.
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Meetings
SECARS Business meetings are held the second Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM. Meetings will be held in person at the Red Cross at 1031 Norwich - New London Tpke in Uncasville, CT. We will simulcast the meeting on Zoom, and Zoom invitations will be sent out to all members approximately one week before the meeting is to occur. Please stop by and support SECARS!
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SECARS VE Test Sessions
SECARS VE Test Sessions are held the third Tuesday of the month at 6:00 PM. Test sessions are held in person at the Red Cross at 1031 Norwich - New London Tpke in Uncasville, CT. You must bring your photo ID, FCC FRN number and amateur radio license exam fee. Walk-ins are welcome. Please stop by if you would like to take an FCC license exam.

Contact us at southeasternconnecticutars@gmail.com
Our officers are here to serve you - by coordinating activities, managing club resources and guiding SECARS toward growth - with the input of the membership at large. Learn more about who we are at the link below.
SECARS features repeaters on 2 meters and 70 cm. Our repeaters are connected on Echolink and can be accessed from anywhere in the world.
Find the hidden transmitter! Foxhunting tests your skill in radio direction finding and orienteering. Our foxhunts cover a 20 square mile area, and we have both live foxhunts and hidden fox-boxes for you to find. Come join us!
Our members have designed and built many cool homebrew projects. Check out our project page to learn more and build your own gear and station accessories!
We have links to useful software for your amateur radio station. Whether it is antenna modeling, Morse code training or digital modes, you can find links to external sites that will get you on your way to more functions in your station!
SECARS is a very active group. Whether it is foxhunting, VHF/UHF terrestrial all-mode work, field day, public service, nets, hilltopping or just socializing at a picnic, there is something for everyone. Come join us!
Welcome to New Radio Amateurs
SECARS created a New Ham Kit to help new amateur radio operators get oriented. Whether you are a newly-licensed radio amateur or someone who is returning after an inactive period, check out our New Ham Kit. It lists various resources within SECARS and externally to get you into amateur radio. As ever, we are here to help.
Check out our New Ham Kit by clicking on the picture to the left.
Check out our Photo Gallery
SECARS members enjoy many diverse aspects of amateur radio, and we are here to support them. Our photo gallery captures SECARS members engaging in foxhunts, Field Day, our annual picnic, our auction and more. Check out the photo gallery by clicking here or on the photo to the left.
Thank You to our Donors
SECARS has been the beneficiary of several estates and individuals who have donated equipment and money to support our organization. Visit this link to find out who they are!
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MEMBERSHIP AND DONATION INFORMATION
Join Us! Apply/Renew Online Apply/Renew by Mail
At over 110 members, we are a vibrant, growing organization in Southeastern CT. Your membership in SECARS helps support the activities we sponsor and defrays maintenance costs for our repeater. Applying is simple, and family rates are available for multi-ham households!
$20 / year individual
$5 / year for each family member
Donate to SECARS Donate Online Now
Your donation to SECARS helps support our activities and helps maintain our repeater. We are a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. We depend on the generosity of other hams, our membership dues and our auction fundraiser for financial support.


