Have your CVARC dues do more!

Your Dues Go Twice As Far Until March 31!
Now through March 31, every dollar you contribute toward your 2026 membership dues will be matched by a generous anonymous donor! That means your membership investment can have double the impact—giving our club the ability to bring exciting new projects to life that might otherwise be out of reach.
Imagine what we can accomplish together:

Members-only access to a remote SDR (Software Defined Receiver)

 Securing a permanent W9CVA Club Station location

Adding a 3D printer for member projects

…and so much more!
Whether you’re a seasoned, licensed amateur or simply curious about radio, there’s never been a better time to join the Chippewa Valley Amateur Radio Club. We’re a welcoming, hands-on community that loves learning, experimenting, and sharing the magic of radio—and we’d love for you to be part of it.
Act now, get your dues to the club treasurer before the deadline, and help us make big dreams happen.

Become Radio Active—join or renew today and power up YOUR club’s future!

I have attached the application form to this email. Please fill it out even if you’re already a member as this allows us to verify all your information is up to date.

The donor will also match multi-year dues up to two years. 

Please let me know if you have any questions or comments.

Thank you

Scott Strecker KG9IV

CVARC Treasurer

Soldering Class this Thursday, February 19th 4:00pm

    The electronic construction course will meet from

     4 to 7 PM in the Chippewa Falls Public Library.

     Attendees should bring their kits.  New attendees

     should bring a DVM, nipping and needle-nose pliers

     if you have them.  (It’s the club’s intent to supply

     the basics for all attendees, but this is our first

     go at it and we do not have everything in quantity.)

    Agenda:  Continue or complete construction of the

     digital clocks.  If there is sufficient time to

     start a new project, we will choose one from the

     available kits.

Bruce Mitchell, aa9ab@outlook.com