What does WARG mean in AMATEUR RADIO

WARG stands for Willingboro (NJ) Area Repeater Group. It is a non-profit organization formed in 1986 to promote amateur radio as well as provide resources and support to amateurs interested in the hobby.

The primary focus of WARG is to provide education, training, equipment and technical assistance related to amateur radio operations. In addition, they also organize public service events, competitions and social activities for members all around the Willingboro area.

Membership in WARG is open to amateurs who hold current valid Amateur Radio Operator's Certificates issued by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Annual membership fees are required, but anyone interested may attend meetings or club outings without being a member first.

Yes, members benefit from discounts on certain items at their local store, access to their repeater system channel along with access to e-mail distributions lists used by the group. Additionally, members will also have access to instructor-led classes and exams supported by the group as well as hamfest discounts that are available every year.

It's always recommended that any potential new members read through the Station Authorization Agreement form thoroughly prior verifying compatibility with their geographical area before submitting an application for membership. Also ensure you have read through all the requirements listed on their membership page before making your final decision about joining up with them!