Central Alberta Amateur Radio Club


Amateur Radio is a fascinating international hobby enjoyed by individuals from all aspects of life. Amateur radio operators, or Hams, as they are often referred to, have a common interest in Radio as a hobby.
This site is maintained by the club members and we encourage everyone to use, enjoy the site and post your own content to the chatbox, forums, gallery, links and comments.

 Local hams meet at the north end A&W on Mon wed Friday and Saturday mornings around ten o’clock, everyone is very welcome. Listen to VE6QE 147.150 -600 for directions and more info.

  • #1 written by Gordie Aaskow VE6Pi
    about 1 months ago
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    I have much ham equipment to give away (preferably to a young person or one who can’t afford to buy to get started. I have an ICOM IC-740 transceiver plus antenna tuner, noise bridge, coax switch, swr bridge, power/modulation/swr tester. The transceiver wasn’t working in transmit mode but receiver was fine when I last used it 20 years ago. I’m old now and would like to help someone less fortunate out. I also have a YAESU model FT -415 2Mhand heldpaging transceiver. Most have manuals. Also antenna books etc. I would appreciate someone contacting me so I can meet and deliver this to you or your club. Thank you. Also my phone number for phone or text is (403) 586-4797.

  • #2 written by John Rogers VE5JR
    about 2 years ago
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    Recently moved to a Red Deer condo. No room for a ham station. I have a number of items I would like to contact a person I could hire to remove and sell them – or donate to “needy” people still in the hobby.

    Thanks

  • #3 written by Steve Holland
    about 2 years ago
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    Looking to move to the area soon. Was wondering how to go about getting a new call sign. Thanks Steve VE3SHZ