The NJECT integrates with other clubs/resources
to promote individual preparedness and situational
awareness
NJECT is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit organization and an ARRL affiliated amateur radio club
The Weekly NJECT Amateur Radio Net is held every Thursday at 8:30pm ET on the
W2NJR Linked Repeater System and the
W2LI Repeater
The NJECT Monthly Club Meeting is held every 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:00pm ET
Please click here for the current meeting schedule
Why is the NJECT different compared to other amateur radio clubs?
The NJECT promotes individual preparedness and community involvement
through local events, on-air nets, and communications situational awareness. NJECT hosts several special event stations and activities throughout the year, in addition to
a periodic HAMCRAM class and testing session to help learners review and test for an amateur radio license in one day.
The New Jersey Emergency Communications team hosts multiple events throughout the year, providing exposure to Amateur Radio special event stations, Parks on the Air, and Foxhunting (direction finding)
This special event station operates from the
Thomas Edison Center in Edison, NJ: Thomas Edison and his team invented the incandescent light bulb, the phonograph, and the carbon microphone for Bell's Telephone system.
This special event station operates from the
Twin Lights Historical Site in Navesink, NJ: In 1899, Marconi demonstrated wireless communication from this site.
Direction finding activities and competitions leverage amateur radio operator knowledge and skill to locate hidden radio transmitters.