Halifax Amateur Radio Club

News

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The executive of the Halifax Amateur Radio Club has made the decision to try meeting ‘virtually’ in light of the current situation with the Club’s meeting space where no one from the Club is permitted to enter the building. In order to do so, we have selected https://zoom.us which is a commercial service that has a good reputation and good performance along with budget friendly pricing.

Please note that Google Chrome, Mozilla FireFox or Microsoft Edge are supported browsers. Internet Explorer is not supported any longer. If none of these browsers are your default, then you will have to copy and paste the link into the address bar of the alternate browser.

The first meeting was held on June 17th, 2020 at 7PM and monthly since that date.

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The Halifax Amateur Radio Club Flea Market for 2020 has been cancelled.

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Dalhousie has recently setup a web interface for the weather station on top of the Dunn building at Dal

Real time weather conditions can be observed at the following web page:

http://dal-weather.dynamic-dns.net

The project is in progress, so there might be some interruptions in the service.

A copy of the 1959 edition of The Canadian Amateur was recently provided to HARC by Michel VE2TH; the whole of the edition was devoted to Amateur Radio in Nova Scotia. It is a big document so it has been posted in two parts.......to read the documents --- follow this link.....

HARC Establishes a "Wireless Room" exhibit at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic .......for more information on this announcement ----follow this link.....

How Hams like HARC's Brit Fader (VE1FQ) made communication possible with the Joint Arctic Weather Stations in the early days of amateur radio .......for more information on this announcement ----follow this link.....

RAC Revised 0 – 30 MHz Band Plan - The revised RAC 0-30 MHz Band Plan has been released with the effective date of December 1, 2015. This replaces the January 1, 2015 Band Plan version. It incorporates several updates to reflect feedback received on the earlier version. The Band Plan graphics have also been changed to improve readability and make it easier to determine which segments are recommended for which modes.

The RAC 0-30 MHz Band Plan is available on the RAC web site; down-load a copy or print one off for use in the "shack": wp.rac.ca/rac-0-30-mhz-band-plan.

HARC members and former submariners donate two pair of dolphin to submarine museums.......for more information ----follow this link.....

HARC Repeater Use Policy

The HARC Repeater Use Policy is now being implemented. Click here for more info.