Calling all radio enthusiasts in Burlington and the surrounding area! The Burlington Amateur Radio Club (BARC) offers a vibrant community and a plethora of resources for ham radio operators of all experience levels.
Why Join Burlington ARC?
- Connect with Fellow Hams: Attend their regular meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of every month (September to June) at 7:30 PM Eastern Time at 370 Shoreacres Rd., Burlington.
- Learn and Grow: They offer a Basic Qualification Course in the fall (contact the Education Coordinator for details).
- Get Licensed: Ready to hit the airwaves? VE3ISO (Rod Clifton) is an accredited examiner who can assist you in obtaining your ham radio license.
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Stay Connected and Contribute: Utilize the club's network of repeaters for communication within the region. These include options for VHF, UHF, and Fusion Digital:
- VE3RSB (147.210 MHz +, 444.825 MHz +, 224.740 MHz +, 442.0375 MHz +)
- Techie Night: If you're passionate about the technical aspects of ham radio, attend Techie Nights held on the 1st, 3rd, and 4th Tuesdays of each month (September to June) at 7:00 PM Eastern Time at the same location (370 Shoreacres Rd.).
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Active Participation: Join the club in these exciting events:
- Ontario Hamfest: Enjoy this annual gathering of ham radio enthusiasts held on the 2nd Saturday of July at the Milton Agricultural Fairgrounds in Milton, Ontario.
- Noel Eaton VE3CJ Memorial Station: The club also operates this station, providing an opportunity to experience a different facet of ham radio.
How to Get Involved
- Contact: Reach out to the club's President, Rod Clifton (VE3ISO) at [email protected] (905-335-0267) for more information about the club and its activities.
- Website: Visit the Burlington ARC website (www.barc.ca) for details on meetings, Techie Nights, classes (when offered), and repeater information.
Join the Burlington ARC Community Today!
Whether you're a seasoned operator or just starting out, the Burlington ARC offers a welcoming environment to learn, connect, and share your passion for ham radio. With their diverse programs, educational resources, and active events, Burlington ARC is a great place to explore the exciting world of amateur radio communication.
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