The New Westminster Amateur Radio Club (NWARC) offers a welcoming environment for ham radio enthusiasts in the New Westminster area, although their website seems outdated (last update May 19, 2015). Here's what we can glean:
Why Join NWARC?
- Connect with Fellow Hams: Attend their monthly meetings on the 3rd Tuesday of every month (except July and August, and potentially December depending on proximity to Christmas). Meetings start at 7:00 PM PT for socializing, with the formal business meeting from 7:30 PM to 8:30/9:00 PM. The location is at the rear of the City of New Westminster Parks Board Building (Century House) at 620 Eighth Street. Non-members are welcome!
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Stay Connected and Contribute: Utilize the club's network of repeaters for communication within the region:
- VE7NWR 145.390 MHz (-) (PL 100.0 Hz)
- VE7NWR 444.600 MHz (+) (Digital - DMR/MOTOBRO)
- VE7NWC 144.990 MHz (APRS Digipeater)
- Learn and Grow (Information Limited): While no classes are explicitly mentioned, the club might offer them or have resources to guide you. Reaching out for details is recommended.
- Get Licensed (Verification Recommended): The website doesn't mention accredited examiners, but contacting the club can confirm if they have someone to assist you in obtaining your license.
Limited Website but Open Meetings
The website (http://www.nwarc.org/) seems outdated, but attending meetings can provide the latest information:
- Regular Meetings: A platform for connecting with other operators and staying informed about club activities.
- Open to All: Non-members are welcome to attend meetings.
How to Get Involved
- Contact: Reach out to the club's executive using the contact form ([invalid URL removed]) or email [email protected] for the latest information on activities and any updates.
- Mailing Address: NWARC, #139 - 720 Sixth Street, New Westminster BC, V3L 3C5
- Website: While outdated, the website (http://www.nwarc.org/) offers a general overview of the club.
Join the NWARC Community Today!
Even with limited online information, the New Westminster ARC can be a valuable resource for connecting with fellow ham radio operators in the area. Consider attending a meeting (open to all) and reaching out to the club for the latest updates on how you can get involved in ham radio activities.
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