Exploring the Mad Scientists Arc: A Unique Amateur Radio Community

Introduction: Hello, today we will introduce the Mad Scientists Arc (MSARC), a distinctive amateur radio club known for its focus on public service and emergency communications. Whether you are an experienced operator or new to amateur radio, this club offers a collaborative and engaging environment.

Club Overview:

• Club Name: Mad Scientists Arc
• Contact: Mark D. Lunge KB6JPA

Basic Information:

• Annual Report: March 31st, 2023
• Meeting Time: Varies
• Meeting Place: Members' homes or public places
• ARRL Section: SCV (Santa Clara Valley)
• Affiliation Date: June 1st, 1990
• Specialties: Public Service/Emergency, Repeaters
• Services Offered: On-The-Air Bulletins, Repeater
• Links: http://www.msarc.net

Club Description: The Mad Scientists Arc, established in 1990, stands out for its commitment to public service and emergency communications. The club is actively involved in managing the N6MPX 2m Repeater, operating on a frequency of 147.3 with a PL tone of 100. The repeater plays a crucial role in local communications, especially during emergencies.

The club’s activities are flexible, with meetings held at members' homes or various public places, allowing for a dynamic and adaptable meeting schedule. The Mad Scientists Arc is known for its hands-on approach and practical involvement in amateur radio.

Club Statistics:

• Club Members: 40
• Voting Members: 20
• Voting Licensed Amateur Members: 20
• Voting ARRL Members: 14

Leadership:

• Contact Person: Mark D. Lunge KB6JPA

Conclusion: The Mad Scientists Arc provides a valuable service to its community through its focus on emergency communications and repeater management. Its adaptable meeting schedule and hands-on approach make it a unique and active part of the amateur radio landscape.

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