About the Fulton Amateur Radio Club
Serving Oswego County since 1957
Mission
The primary purposes of the Fulton Amateur Radio Club are to foster interest in radio and electronics, provide license training and testing, and promote the use of Amateur Radio for emergency communications.
New to the hobby or need technical help? Members of the Fulton ARC are glad to lend a hand and offer advice on radios, antenna setups, radio installations and more — all you need to do is ask, or better yet, attend a meeting!
📅 Meetings
4th Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM
Oswego County Office Building (lower level), Route 481 North, Fulton, NY
Across from Mimi’s Restaurant. Parking available. Wheelchair accessible.
No license required to attend. All are welcome!
Club Officers
| Role | Name & Callsign | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| President | Ken Ellsworth N2GFG | |
| Vice President | Dave Granoff K3AS | |
| Secretary | Mike Raddell KD2NVF | |
| Treasurer | Rick Boutell WA2LBE | |
| RACES Officer | Michael Regan KD2DVC | |
| Club Historian | Julie Hopman | |
| Webmaster & Public Service Coordinator | Ben Townsend AK2X | |
| Newsletter & Exams | Garret Wickoff |
General Contact
Email: info@fultonamateurradioclub.org
The Fulton Amateur Radio Club does not have a postal mailing address.
Club History
The Fulton Amateur Radio Club was organized on August 26, 1957 by Tom Adams K2DUR, Bill Reynolds K2ZEL (former high school teacher), and Roger Theiser W2WZN. They gathered 16 people who became the club’s charter members.
In 2007 the club celebrated its 50th Anniversary with a Special Event Station set up on the shore of Lake Neatahwanta in Fulton, open to the public.
Charter Members
- Fred Yannes — WB2WMB
- Harold Gillespie — WN2PQI
- William Reynolds — K2ZEL
- John Tryniski — WN2OZE
- Don Wilson — K2HPY
- Roger L. Thesier — W2WZN
- John Prenis — WN2PGA
- Edward Haseltine, Jr — WN2RSN
- John Darling — K2QQY
- Bill Soukey — KN2ZQL
- Marks N. Waters — W2PHK
- Frank Soukey
- John Hoey — KN2ZQR
- Tom Cantine — WN2TQF
- Stanley Roberts — WN2RZN
- Tom Adams — K2DUR