Established in 1949, the Mid Lanark Amateur Radio Society (MLARS) has been a cornerstone of amateur radio in Lanarkshire, Scotland, for over seven decades. With a commitment to promoting, supporting, and sharing the joys of amateur radio, MLARS welcomes enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels to join its vibrant community.
A Community of Like-Minded Enthusiasts
MLARS is more than just a club—it's a thriving community of individuals united by their passion for amateur radio. Whether you're a seasoned operator or curious about diving into the world of radio communication, MLARS offers a welcoming environment to learn, share, and grow.
Meeting Details
The club meets weekly at the Newarthill Community Education Centre in Motherwell. These sessions are perfect for networking, hands-on activities, and exploring the exciting world of amateur radio.
- Day: Every Friday
- Time: 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
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Location:
Newarthill Community Education Centre
High Street, Newarthill
Motherwell, Lanarkshire
ML1 5JU
What MLARS Offers
The society is dedicated to helping people in Lanarkshire (and beyond) discover and enjoy amateur radio. Here's what MLARS provides:
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Training and Licensing:
- MLARS regularly runs Foundation License Courses, with the next training starting on October 15th, 2021. These courses are designed to help newcomers obtain their first amateur radio license and join the global radio community.
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Regular Nets:
- Stay connected with fellow members through three active weekly nets:
- Wednesday DMR Nights at 20:00 on TG23550
- Friday Zello Nights at 20:00 (MLARS Club Channel)
- Sunday 10-Meter HF Nights on 28.475 MHz SSB at 21:00
- Stay connected with fellow members through three active weekly nets:
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Hands-On Learning:
- From operating club equipment to participating in contests, members have ample opportunities to sharpen their skills and gain real-world experience.
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Supportive Community:
- MLARS is dedicated to promoting, supporting, and sharing amateur radio. Newcomers can rely on the club's friendly and experienced members for guidance and advice.
Aims and Mission
MLARS is guided by three core aims to grow and strengthen the amateur radio community:
- Promote: Raising awareness of amateur radio and encouraging people of all ages to get involved.
- Support: Providing help, guidance, and a friendly space for both new and experienced operators.
- Share: Facilitating activities, events, and collaborations with other radio groups and clubs.
Join Us
Interested in amateur radio? MLARS invites you to pay a visit during one of their Friday meetings. Whether you're eager to learn, seeking technical advice, or just want to meet like-minded individuals, MLARS is the perfect place to start or continue your journey in amateur radio.
Contact Information
- Club Contact: Kevin Mair 2M0KVM (Chair)
- Email: secretary@mlars.co.uk
- Website: mlars.co.uk
Discover Amateur Radio with MLARS
As amateur radio continues to evolve, MLARS remains committed to supporting enthusiasts in Lanarkshire and beyond. Join their efforts to promote, support, and share the joys of this timeless hobby. With a rich history and a forward-looking vision, MLARS is your gateway to the fascinating world of radio communication. 73s!
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