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This is the historic Two Cent Bridge for pedestrians in Waterville/Winslow Maine. That
crosses the Kennebec River with a span of 400 feet (122M). The opening date was in
1903.
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ARRL Affiliated Club
The Waterville Area Wireless
Association was founded in 1957. The
Club was reorganized in 1994. Today
the Club has a membership of more than
20 members. Who are amateur radio
operators in the Central Maine Area.
WA1WA has fox hunts, special events,
projects and discussions which can
include various participants and
monthly meetings.
WA1WA also participates n ARRL Field
Day each year.
WA1WA’s membership is made up of a
diversity of ham radio operators, from
Technicians to Extra Class. The interests
of club memebers include, all bands,
modes and activities.
The Club also offers help with installing
and removing antennas. Help in
answering questions for experienced
and inexperienced and would be
members.
Waterville Area Wireless Association
WA1WA Repeaters
146.760 - 103.5
147.285 + 127.3
Maine Repeaters
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Waterville Area Wireless Association
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