Calling all radio enthusiasts in the Niagara Region! The Niagara Peninsula Amateur Radio Club (NPARC) offers a comprehensive and welcoming environment for ham radio operators of all experience levels.
Why Join NPARC?
- Connect with Fellow Hams: Attend their regular meetings on the 2nd Thursday of each month (from September to June) at 7:00 PM Eastern Time at the Niagara Region Headquarters (1815 Sir Isaac Brock Way, Thorold - Campbell West Entrance - check the electronic board for the room).
- Learn and Grow: The club offers classes to help you acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to become a licensed ham radio operator. Contact the instructor via email at [email protected] for details on upcoming courses.
- Get Licensed: NPARC has accredited examiners (including VA3KGS) 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:
- VE3NRS (147.240 MHz +) with a PL tone of 107.2 Hz
- VE3WCD (147.300 MHz +) with a PL tone of 107.2 Hz
- VE3RNR (443.175 MHz +) with a PL tone of 107.2 Hz (Digital Fusion with Wires-X capability)
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Active Participation: NPARC actively participates in various events throughout the year:
- Big Event Hamfest (February)
- Field Day
- Santa Claus Parade in Niagara Falls
- Ride for Roswell
- Echoes of Niagara Past Fort George
- Man-a-Mile
- Stay Updated: While club net information isn't available online, you can reach out to the club for details.
How to Get Involved
- Contact: Reach out to the club president via email at [email protected] or the club's mailing address for more information about the club and its activities.
- Website: Visit the NPARC website (https://nparc.ca) for details on meetings, classes, repeaters, club events, and contact information.
Join the NPARC Community Today!
Whether you're a seasoned operator or just starting out, the Niagara Peninsula Amateur Radio Club offers a supportive environment to learn, connect, contribute to your community, and share your passion for ham radio communication. With their regular meetings, classes, accredited examiners, repeater network, active participation in events, and dedication to community support, NPARC is a great place to explore the exciting world of ham radio in the Niagara Region.
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