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2018-10-11

Learning Morse Code After Getting My Licence

A Communicator Reprise: February 2013 It is clear to me that the use of Morse code is holding its own on the ham bands. Further, I’m...

2018-10-07

You Might be Addicted to Ham Radio if:

Not sure where this originated but it was forwarded by a reader... 1. When you look at a full moon and wonder how much antenna gain you...

2018-10-04

Frequency Coordination In BC

A Communicator Reprise: November 2012 Our VHF and UHF bands are subdivided into sub-bands while the ones used for FM and digital communi...

2018-09-30

The October 2018 Communicator

Here is the latest Communicator Amateur Radio News from the South West corner of Canada and elsewhere. You will find Amateur Radio rela...

2018-09-28

My Antenna Adventures - An OCF [Part 2]

A Communicator Reprise: June 2013 The RF Demons Are Finally Exorcised I purchased the Carolina Windom 80 antenna from Radio Works w...

2018-09-25

My Antenna Adventures - An OCF [Part 1]

A Communicator Reprise: May 2013 I recently purchased a Carolina Windom 80 antenna and, after it was erected, immediately experienced so...

2018-09-22

An Invitation To Assist...

2018 Pacific Forest Rally We have received an invitation to have our members assist at an event. Read on… My name is Geoff Hill; I...

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About SARC

Surrey Amateur Radio Communications: Surrey, BC, Canada; S.A.R.C is the Surrey (BC) Amateur Radio Communications Society and sponsor of the Surrey Emergency Program Amateur Radio (SEPAR), an acronym of the City of Surrey’s Amateur Radio program. SEPAR is somewhat unique in that it is not an Amateur Radio club but a community service organization that includes both licensed Amateur Radio operators and other communications volunteers involved in the city emergency program. All SEPAR volunteers must submit to a criminal records check as a condition of membership.

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