N9GTC

Gateway Technical College Amateur Radio Club
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Special Event Station In October Gateway Technical College celebrates our 98th year. We were the 1st Technical college in Wisconsin. Help us celebrate by working our Special Event station. SSB: October 29,2009 1400Z - 1800Z on 21.275, 14.275, and 7.275 CW: October 30,2009 1400Z - 1800Z on 21.080, 14.080, and 7.080 The purpose of purpose of our amateur radio club at Gateway Technical College is: To serve the community however possible in the event of a communications emergency. To provide a means for our students to exchange ideas with other amateur radio operators around the world. To provide students with support for their technical, educational, experimental, and other Amateur Radio activities. To educate students and interested parties regarding the uses and responsibilities of Amateur Radio. To incorporate amateur radio into the classroom.		Our club earned 1st Place in the 2008 November Sweepstakes SSB contest for the Low Power, Central Division School Club Station category. A special tanks to ICOM for donating the beautiful plaque.
QSL Information N9GTC Amateur Radio Club Gateway Technical College 2320 Renaissance Blvd. Sturtevant, WI. 53177 U.S.A. Club Email: n9gtc@wi.rr.com We also QSL via eQSl and LOTW Direct (SASE Please)		Gateway Technical College is located in SE Wisconsin. Our club station is located at one of Gateway's four Advanced Technology Centers. The club is open to all Gateway students in good standing. Faculty, administration, and alumni may join as Associate members. The Center for Advanced Technology and Innovation (CATI - pronounced cat - eye) is home to all of the Engineering Technology programs offered at Gateway Technical College. Located in Racine County I.T.U. Region 08 C.Q. Zone 04 Grid Square: EN62 Latitude: 42 Longitude 87
Click to join N9GTC	On July 8th, 2008 The ARRL awarded the N9GTC club the Progress Grant. The grant was used to purchase study materiel for the club members. The students and faculty of the N9GTC amateur radio club would like to sincerely thank the American Radio Relay League.

Station Trustee & Webmaster
Pat Hoppe WW9R
Last Updated: 07/16/2009