Dive into Ham Radio with North Shore ARC (NSARC)!

Attention radio enthusiasts in Oshawa and the Durham Region! The North Shore Amateur Radio Club (NSARC) offers a welcoming space for ham radio operators of all experience levels.

Why Join NSARC?

• Connect with Fellow Hams: Attend their regular meetings on the 3rd Tuesday of each month (except July & August) at 7:00 PM Eastern Time at the Whitecliffe Terrace Retirement Residence (1460 HWY 2, Courtice). Don't forget to grab a parking pass upon arrival!
• Learn and Grow: The club offers classes to help you acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to become a licensed ham radio operator. Contact a member of the executive team through their website (www.ve3osh.com) for details on upcoming courses.
• Get Licensed: While information on accredited examiners isn't available online, contacting the club can help you connect with someone who can assist you in obtaining your ham radio license.
• Stay Connected and Contribute: Utilize the club's network of repeaters for communication within the region:
  • VE3OSH (147.120 MHz +)
  • VE3NAA (443.000 MHz +) with a PL tone of 156.7 Hz
  • VE3OSH (145.630 MHz) - Packet Radio
  • VE3TYQ (144.930 MHz) APRS - linked to 144.390 MHz
• Active Participation: NSARC actively participates in various community events:
  • ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Service)
  • Ride for the United Way
  • Camp X on the Air
  • CIBC Run for the Cure
  • Paul's Dirty Enduro at the Ganaraska Forest
  • Field Day
• Stay Updated: Join the club net on Wednesday evenings at 7:00 PM Eastern Time on VE3OSH 147.120 MHz + to connect with fellow members and stay informed about club activities.

How to Get Involved

• Contact: Reach out to a member of the executive team via the NSARC website (www.ve3osh.com) for more information about the club and its activities.
• Website: Visit the NSARC website for details on meetings, classes, repeaters, club events, and contact information.

Join the NSARC Community Today!

Whether you're a seasoned operator or just starting out, the North Shore Amateur Radio Club offers a supportive environment to learn, connect, and share your passion for ham radio communication. With their regular meetings, classes, repeater network, active participation in community events, and dedicated club net, NSARC is a great place to explore the exciting world of ham radio in Oshawa.