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The Amateur Radio Local Association D26 Berlin-Lichtenberg consists of the club stations DF0LI and DF0YY which contain a total of 46 members and 1 guest member.

Visitor's Guide

The Amateur Radio Club Station DF0LI is located on the Campusarea of the University of Technology and Economics Berlin at Wilhelminenhofstraße 75A in 12459 Berlin. At this location, until the end of the GDR, the well-known Cable Plant Oberspree (KWO) was located.

When you have reached the site, you go in the direction of the bank of river Spree to the building "G" and can be picked up from the entrance of the cafeteria by prior appointment.

The DARC local chapter D26 (Berlin-Lichtenberg) has its roots in the former GST amateur radio club station Y51ZO, located at the School of Engineering for Mechanical and Electrical Engineering near the Berlin-Ostkreuz S-Bahn station.
After the Radio Sports Association of the GDR (RSV) dissolved in early 1991, many radio amateurs became new members of the DARC.
As part of the restructuring of Berlin’s technical and higher education institutions, the School of Engineering for Mechanical and Electrical Engineering merged with the College of Economics in October 1991 to form the University of Applied Sciences for Technology and Economics (FHTW).
In the summer of 2009, the move to the modern new building on the Berlin-Oberschöneweide campus on Wilhelminenhofstraße began. It is no joke: on April 1, 2009, the FHTW was renamed the University of Applied Sciences for Technology and Economics (HTW Berlin).
Thanks to the support of the university administration, the club station DF0LI found a new home here in Room 624 of Building "G" on the campus. While Y51ZO once had 65 members, there are currently 46 active radio amateurs at DF0LI.

Our fellow radio enthusiasts meet for club night every third Wednesday starting at 4:00 PM at the club station in Room 624. We are always pleased to welcome visiting fellow hams. HF and VHF transceivers as well as antennas are available for use during these club nights. Guests interested in amateur radio are, of course, also welcome at any time.

The following radio friends are the board of our association: