Welcome to the New Jersey Antique Radio Club

A member organization of InfoAge

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Click Here for the full NJARC Calendar of Events Click on the above image for a full-sized copy of the flyer Definition of Radio by Albert Einstein? "Wire telegraph is a kind of a very, very long cat. You pull his tail in New York and his head is meowing in Los Angeles.  And radio operates exactly the same way: you send signals here, they receive them there. The only difference is that there is no cat." Often attributed to Albert Einstein.   (Apocryphal, but amusing nonetheless.)

We are broadcasting many of our meetings live. View live video broadcast of our meetings at UStream.TV (Live broadcast, second Friday of each month, 7:30 PM EST. See meeting announcement below for details.)

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Did you miss our Holiday Party? Did you join in the festivities? Either way you can view the highlights of the gift exchange game right here in a video by Bob Bennett A.K.A. "Radiowild"

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Meeting Announcement: March 2014

The New Jersey Antique Radio Club usually meets the second Friday of each month. The next meeting will take place on Friday, March  14.  Meeting location:  InfoAge NJARC meetings are held at one of two locations: Bowen Hall on the campus of Princeton University in Princeton NJ, and in the "A" section of the "L" building at InfoAge (at the extreme other end of the building that houses our Radio Technology Museum) in Wall Township, NJ. Check here to find out the location of the upcoming meeting.   Directions. Meeting Topic: The Moon Bounce Project Joseph Taylor Join us at our March  meeting where Nobel Prize winner Prof. Joseph Taylor will discuss moon bounce experiments he has conducted. Location: InfoAge Science History Learning Center, 2201 Marconi Road, Wall Township, NJ 07719.

our monthly meetings "virtually" right here.     (or click here to watch on our UStream page.)

Calendar of Upcoming Events

= NJARC event    = InfoAge partner event 3/14/2014 NJARC March meeting. InfoAge. Moon Bounce by Joseph Taylor. 3/22/2014 NJARC Spring Swapmeet. Parsippany. 4/11/2014 NJARC April meeting. Princeton. History of Shortwave by Al Klase.  5/2/2014 NJARC May meeting. "Homebrew" and "Basketcase" radio contests. InfoAge. 5/9-10/2014   Kutztown Radio Show. Info: www.dvhrc.info 5/16-18/2014   Early Television Convention. Hilliard Ohio. Info: www.earlytelevision.org 6/13/2014 NJARC June meeting. Princeton. Topic: Show & Tell 6/21/2014 NJARC Repair Clinic. InfoAge. 7/11/2014 NJARC July meeting. Princeton. 7/26/2014 NJARC Summer Swapmeet. InfoAge. 9/19/-20/2014 Kuztown Radio Show. Info: www.dvhrc.info   Click here for more information about NJARC swap meets. Click here for more information about NJARC repair clinics.

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Sal Brisindi Sal is now the club's Vice President.

CONTACT INFORMATION
Richard Lee President	president@njarc.org	Tel: 914-589-3751
Sal Brisindi Vice President	vp@njarc.org	Tel: 732-308-1748
Marv Beeferman Secretary	secretary@njarc.org	Tel: 609-693-9430
Harry Klancer Treasurer	treasurer@njarc.org	Tel: 732-238-1083
Al Klase Tube Program Administrator	tubes@njarc.org	Tel: 908-892-5465
Matt Reynolds Capacitor Program Administrator	capacitors@njarc.org	Tel: 567-204-3850
Dave Sica Website Administrator	webmaster@njarc.org	Tel: 732-382-0618
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