Amateur Radio Volunteer Examiner Team
The WN4RC Amateur Radio Volunteer Examiners (VEs) play an essential role in the growth and success of our amateur radio community. As part of our commitment to fostering new operators, our VE team ensures that aspiring amateur radio enthusiasts have access to organized, fair, and professional testing opportunities.

Randy Bolin
KU9TRY
First licensed in 2021, and earned Amateur Extra Nov 2022.
In-Person “Buffalo” Team lead with AARC. Accredited Amateur Radio Licensing Instructor through ARRL. Goal: Put the benefits of being in this great service/hobby, in front of as many folks as possible.

Carl Johnson
NC4RL
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Brian Gregg
K2BSG
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Evans Martin
N9ELM
Technician in 2013 and General in 2018. VE with AARC. When I’m not doing FT8 on 40m, I enjoy practicing and teaching deliberate communications techniques in the woods with field expedient gear.

Anne Erikson
KO4YVS
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Caroline Berl
AK6HR
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What Does Our VE Team Do?
How Do I Become a Volunteer Examiner?
Join Our Mission!
Whether you’re an experienced operator looking to give back or someone eager to join the ranks of licensed hams, the WN4RC Volunteer Examiner Team is here to support you. Our commitment to growing the amateur radio community begins with dedicated individuals like you.
For more information about upcoming testing sessions or becoming a Volunteer Examiner, contact us.