Are you a radio enthusiast living in Ottawa, Nepean, or Gloucester? The Ottawa Amateur Radio Club (OARC) invites you to explore the exciting world of ham radio.
What is the OARC?
The OARC is a vibrant community dedicated to fostering a love for amateur radio in the Ottawa area. They offer a welcoming environment for both seasoned operators and those just starting out.
Why Join the OARC?
- Connect with Fellow Hams: Attend their monthly meetings on the second Wednesday of each month (except July & August) at Ottawa City Hall.
- Expand Your Reach: The OARC operates two repeaters (VE2CRA on 146.940 MHz and 443.300 MHz) with IRLP connectivity, allowing you to connect with a wider network of radio operators.
- Give Back to the Community: The OARC actively supports the community through initiatives like the Joe Norton Award for new hams and participation in various events.
- Explore Ham Radio Deeply: The club offers a platform to learn more about ham radio and engage in discussions with fellow enthusiasts.
How to Get Involved
- Contact: Reach out to Glenn MacDonell, VE3XRA, at 613-523-4333 or [email protected] for more information about the club and its activities.
- Meetings: Attend a monthly meeting at Ottawa City Hall to connect with fellow members and learn more about the OARC.
Join the OARC Community Today!
Whether you're a seasoned operator or just starting out, the Ottawa Amateur Radio Club offers a fantastic opportunity to explore the exciting world of ham radio.
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