Attention radio enthusiasts in Leamington and surrounding areas! The Sun Parlour Amateur Radio Club (SPARC) offers a welcoming environment and a variety of resources for ham radio operators of all experience levels.
Why Join SPARC?
- Connect with Fellow Hams: Attend their monthly meetings on the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM Eastern Time at the Kinsmen Recreation (Sherk) Complex, 249 Sherk St., Leamington (SPARC club room on the 2nd floor). They also hold a Tuesday Night FM Net on the VE3TOM and VE3WIN linked repeaters at 8:00 PM local time.
- Learn and Grow: If you're interested in getting your ham radio license or taking an upcoming course, contact Mike VE3UCY at [email protected] for details.
- Get Licensed: VE3ES is an accredited examiner who can assist you in obtaining your ham radio license.
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Stay Connected and Contribute: Utilize SPARC's network of advanced repeaters for communication within the region and beyond:
- VE3TOM (146.970 MHz -, dual-mode FM & Nexedge digital, IRLP Node 2803)
- VE3ZZZ (147.100 MHz +, dual-mode FM & Fusion, EchoIRLP Node 2896)
- VE3TOM (443.2625 MHz +, DMR [TDMA], Colour 7, Time Slots TS1 & TS2)
- VE3TOM (145.690 MHz, D-Star Hot Spot)
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Active Participation:
- Annual Hamfest: Enjoy SPARCfest, the club's annual hamfest, held on the 2nd Sunday of August.
- Ontario QSO Party: Participate in club activities related to the Ontario QSO Party, a province-wide ham radio operating event.
- Support the Community: SPARC's club station, VE3SPR, serves as the alternate Emergency Operations Center (EOC) for the Town of Leamington.
How to Get Involved
- Contact: Reach out to the club via email at [email protected] or by phone at 519-322-2337 Ext. 224 for more information about the club, its activities, and course offerings.
- Website: While SPARC doesn't have a website listed, the contact information provided allows you to connect with them directly.
Join the SPARC Community Today!
Whether you're a seasoned operator or just starting out, the Sun Parlour Amateur Radio Club offers a supportive environment to learn, connect, and share your passion for ham radio communication. With their regular meetings, nets, educational opportunities, advanced repeater network, and commitment to community service, SPARC is a great place to explore the exciting world of amateur radio.
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