Dive into the World of Ham Radio with Sydney ARC!

Calling all radio enthusiasts in Sydney, Nova Scotia! This blog post introduces the Sydney Amateur Radio Club (ARC), a vibrant community where you can explore communication technology, connect with fellow radio lovers, and even contribute to a historical exhibit.

Sydney Amateur Radio Club (ARC)

• Location: Sydney, NS
• Serving Area: Sydney
• Website: [invalid URL removed]
• Contact: [email address removed]
• Mailing Address: P.O. Box 34, Sydney NS B1P 6G9
• Meetings: Every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM Atlantic Time at 11 St. Bridget St., Sydney, NS.
• Licensing Classes: Currently not offered by the club.
• Examiners: Contact Robert McGrath, VE1RMG (902-736-9404) for advice on obtaining your license.

Stay Connected with Sydney ARC's Repeaters:

The club maintains a network of repeaters to facilitate communication across various locations:

• VE1KIL (146.730 MHz -) - Inverness County (Kiltarlty Mountain)
• VE1CBI (147.240 MHz +) - Victoria County (Cape Smokey)
• VE1CR-R (146.610 MHz -) with EchoLink Node #104517
• VE1HK (146.940 MHz -) - Victoria County (Hunter's Mountain)
• VE1HAM (146.880 MHz -) - CBRM (Boisedale)

More Than Just a Club

• Marconi Exhibit Centre Operators: Sydney ARC members contribute by providing operator support for the Marconi Exhibit Centre in Glace Bay, NS. Guglielmo Marconi, the inventor of wireless communication technology, is a significant figure in radio history, making this a unique opportunity to connect with the past.

Join the Sydney ARC Community!

Whether you're a seasoned ham radio operator or just beginning your journey, the Sydney ARC offers a welcoming environment. Attend their Saturday meetings to connect with fellow enthusiasts, learn about repeaters, and explore opportunities to contribute to the Marconi Exhibit Centre. Remember, the information might be slightly outdated (last updated November 14, 2017), so contacting the club directly is recommended for the latest details.

Happy Hamming!