April 28th at 09:30… come on down to the club to help out with the Spring cleanup. Pub lunch to follow.
The Coquitlam Club will be hosting a Basic Amateur Radio course starting in January 2012. Course dates are 7, 8, 14,15,21 January (0900-1500…roughly) with the exam scheduled for January 22.
For more information, please email va7hyd@rac.ca. To register and pay, please follow the links under the “Courses” tab above.
Please go to the “NEWS” tab and search under “EVENTS” or follow the link below.
Burnaby Amateur Radio Swap Meet
Please go to the “NEWS” tab and search under “SWAP MEETS” or follow the link below.
VE7SCC will play host to the CQ WW DX SSB Contest this weekend. We invite all members to come down and operate. Bring people that are interested in contesting and show them the ropes. Non-members are welcome to join us, just email ve7wnk@ve7wnk.ca and we can get you down here.
Cheers,
Bob — VE7WNK
For the CARESS ARES team… next meeting is 21 September at 19:30.
VA7HYD
Our Basic Course commenced on 7 September and will wrap up on 25 September. For those of you who wish to take a Basic course, we are collecting names of those people who are interested. Please follow this link http://www.ve7scc.com/wordpress/courses/basic/ for more information.
The Coquitlam Amateur Radio Emergency Services Society will be hosting a basic course in the Fall of 2011. If interested please send your contact information to club@ve7scc.com
The team over at the Burnaby Amateur Radio club have composed a list of local clubs and their class schedules http://www.ve7bar.org/content/courses
73′s
Matt VE7DUI
The Coquitlam Amateur Radio Club, more formally regarded as the Coquitlam Amateur Radio Emergency Service Society (C.A.R.E.S.S) is a non-profit organization that was created to promote the exciting hobby of Amateur / Ham radio and emergency communications. Over the last 16 years our society has become an integral part of the local and provincial emergency preparedness plans by providing communications expertise and experienced radio operators free of charge in the event of a large disaster.
Our club is situated on the centrally located grounds of Riverview Hospital, in the city of Coquitlam. In this unique setting we maintain a large dedicated clubhouse with an impressive array of antennas and towers which in an instant can provide local and worldwide communications on the amateur radio frequencies. We have teaching classrooms, radio rooms, and complete radio service facilities for teaching and training new or prospective hams. To accommodate prospective hams, we also have two Industry Canada accredited volunteer examiners within our membership for those who are seeking an amateur radio license.
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