Explore Communication and Community with the Iroquois ARC!

Calling all ham radio enthusiasts in Iroquois and surrounding areas! The Iroquois Amateur Radio Club (Iroquois ARC) welcomes you to connect, learn, and explore the exciting world of ham communication.

The Iroquois ARC: Your Gateway to Ham Radio

Established to serve South and North Dundas Townships, the Iroquois ARC is a dedicated group passionate about amateur radio. They provide a welcoming environment for both seasoned operators and those just starting their ham radio journey.

Why Join the Iroquois ARC?

• Connect with Fellow Hams: Attend regular monthly meetings (from September to June) at the Iroquois Royal Canadian Legion.
• Stay Informed and Engaged: Participate in the weekly "Raccoon Net" on Tuesdays at 7:00 PM ET on the VE3IRO repeater.
• Support the Community: The Iroquois ARC actively contributes to the community by collaborating with North and South Dundas Emergency Management and providing communication support during various public service events.
• Multiple Repeater Access: The club maintains several repeaters (VE3IRO, VE3NDC, VA3ESD) operating on different frequencies, ensuring smooth communication within their coverage area. The VA3ESD repeater even offers IRLP (Internet Radio Linking Project) connectivity, allowing you to connect with a wider network of ham operators.

How to Get Involved

• Website: Visit the Iroquois ARC website (http://www.iroquoisarc.ca/) to learn more about the club, its activities, and past events. (Note: While the website information is from 2012, it might still be helpful.)
• Contact: Reach out to the club's president, Michael Pinfold (VA3TUF), at (613) 258-5990 or email [email protected] for the latest information.

Join the Iroquois ARC Community!

The Iroquois ARC offers a fantastic opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, expand your knowledge of ham radio, and contribute to your local community. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting started, their welcoming environment is sure to make you feel at home.

Note: While the website information is from 2012, it's recommended to contact the Iroquois ARC directly for the most up-to-date details on meetings, events, and repeater access.