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The Georgian Bay Amateur Radio Club
Est. October 18th, 1973
P.O. Box 113, Owen Sound, Ontario Canada N4K5P1
P.O. Box 113, Owen Sound, Ontario Canada N4K5P1
GBARC has an annual radio course usually held in the spring. If you would like to be included in the next course please enter your info into the form below and click send. The course fee varies from year to year depending on what it costs for manuals and a place to have the course but usually varies somewhere between $60 to $100. As a bonus the course fee includes a current year membership in GBARC. The club secretary will be in touch to get the rest of your details and to let you know of the next scheduled course.
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Amateur radio is a community of people that use radio transmitters and receivers to communicate with other Amateur radio operators. If you were to ask a dozen different amateurs what ham radio meant to them chances are you would get 12 different answers.
Amateur radio operators are often called ham radio operators or simply "hams" and frequently the public is more familiar with this term than with the legal term Radio Amateur. The source of this nickname is for all practical purposes lost from history.
Amateur (HAM) Radio is truly a hobby but often one that makes a difference especially in emergency or disaster situations.
It is an activity of Self Learning, Inter-Communication & Technical Investigation carried on between Amateur Radio Operators. Amateurs talk to local friends over the radio waves using a hand-held transceiver, communicating digitally with packet radio to exchange personal messages or vital information in an emergency, talking to other hams anywhere in the world, or engaging in contests with other Radio Amateurs over the airwaves there is something for everyone.
There are over a million people all over the world who pursue this activity in their free time
Amateur radio operators are often called ham radio operators or simply "hams" and frequently the public is more familiar with this term than with the legal term Radio Amateur. The source of this nickname is for all practical purposes lost from history.
Amateur (HAM) Radio is truly a hobby but often one that makes a difference especially in emergency or disaster situations.
It is an activity of Self Learning, Inter-Communication & Technical Investigation carried on between Amateur Radio Operators. Amateurs talk to local friends over the radio waves using a hand-held transceiver, communicating digitally with packet radio to exchange personal messages or vital information in an emergency, talking to other hams anywhere in the world, or engaging in contests with other Radio Amateurs over the airwaves there is something for everyone.
There are over a million people all over the world who pursue this activity in their free time
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Do you feel you are ready to write the exam?
There is a delegated examiner in our area.
Contact Bob VE3NX
bobvary "at" gmail.com
replace the "at" with @
There is a delegated examiner in our area.
Contact Bob VE3NX
bobvary "at" gmail.com
replace the "at" with @
Are you the holder of a "Basic" only qualification?
Did you know you can rewrite the exam to obtain an "Honours" so you can operate on HF frequencies.
Drop a line to our delegated examiner Bob VE3NX
Did you know you can rewrite the exam to obtain an "Honours" so you can operate on HF frequencies.
Drop a line to our delegated examiner Bob VE3NX