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NJARC Social meetings take place twice each week:
Tuesday afternoons at 2:00 PM and Thursday evenings at 9:00 PM
Click
here for Radio Wild's video coverage of the Summer 2024 Swapmeet
The
New Jersey Antique Radio Club usually meets
on the
second Friday of each month. Meetings
begin at 7:30
PM.
Meeting
location:
Princeton
University
The meeting will also be livestreamed on YouTube. Check
your email for logon information, or just go to YouTube.com and search
for "NJARC." When we're live, there will be a thumbnail image labeled
"Live" that you can click on.
Our October
meeting will
take place in Bowen Hall, Princeton University.
"The
Invention of a
Classic Circuit:
Automatic Volume Control"
By Mike Molnar
At
our October meeting, NJARC member Mike Molnar will discuss the
invention of one of the most important advances in radio technology,
the automatic volume control.
Our meetings start at
approximately 7:30 PM Eastern time. Club
business is discussed from 7:30 to approximately 8:00 or 8:15.
The Live Stream continues after a break with the
evening's "Tech Talk" presentation, which typically begins between 8:15
and 8:30
PM.
View
live video broadcast of our meetings on YouTube
Questions?
Complaints? Trouble Reports?
Please contact Dave
Sica (webmaster@njarc.org) directly with any questions or
suggestions about this
website.
The
New Jersey Antique Radio Club
is dedicated to the preservation of radio history. The club usually
meets on the second Friday of each month. Check the meeting
announcement each month for the location of that month's meeting and
any deviation from the usual night.
There
is a small Radio Swap Meet before and after the meetings which start
promptly at 7:30 PM. Every month there is a "Tech Talk" radio
collecting presentation. Anyone interested in old radios is
welcome to attend and join. Several times a year, the club sponsors a swapmeet
featuring an antique radio flea market and auction.
