Stanwood - Camano Amateur Radio Club
SCARC
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Camano Island Fire & Rescue

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SCARC
P.O. Box 941
Stanwood, WA 98282

Monday Night Nets
SC ARES Net
20:00 Local Time
147.57 MHz (simplex)

SCARC - W7PIG
20:15 Local Time (approx)
following ARES Net
147.36 (+ offset)
PL Tone 127.3

All checkins are Welcome!

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Stanwood - Camano Amateur Radio Club     SCARC

W7PIG

The purposes of this club are:
(1) to promote, protect and enhance the hobby of amateur radio experimentation and operation;
(2) to advance the state of radio art;
(3) to foster education in radio communications;
(4) to establish operation, training and testing facilities for all persons interested in amateur radio communications.

Some History:

SCARC of Washington was founded in 1989 by local amateur radio operators, often called "hams". The Stanwood Camano Amateur Radio Club has over 40 members from the area and is growing. It is an open Amateur Radio club, supporting the communities of Stanwood and Camano Island, Washington. The Club was named a "Special Service Club" in 1994 because of its emergency communications programs and participation in the ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Services), as well as its community involvement, technical education classes, and new ham recruitment and training. "Hams" are radio hobbyists licensed by the Federal Communications Commission to experiment with and operate radios on certain specifically assigned frequencies. Under certain conditions, hams are able to communicate worldwide with small portable radio stations, and are known internationally for the assistance they render in relaying messages into and out of Disaster stricken areas. SCARC volunteer and support our Local Schools, Fire and Police departments. In emergencies, we assist with the EOC (emergency Operations Centers). In 1994 a team of SCARC members supported the Entiat Fires of Eastern Washington and during 2006-2007 winter, club members assisted the EOC and Red Cross with communications at various locations around the community. These are just some of the emergency events the SCARC supported!

The SCARC club monitors 147.57 MHz and any ham is welcome to join in the general conversation.  A directed net meeting is held every Monday night, at 8:00 PM local time.  The net meeting is held in two parts.  The first part is an ARES net, and the general club net follows immediately. The club call signs is W7PIG. A very informal net is held around 0830 Monday and Wednesday on 24.980 MHz .  This is generally run QRP.  After the regular 147.57 MHz net, some of us have been exercising 10, 15, 20, and 40 meters. 

The club also operates a repeater located at the north end of Camano Island at an elevation of approximately 500 feet. It operates on freq: 147.36 MHz  +600 offset with a CTCSS tone of 127.3 hz. The call sign is: W7PIG

SCARC has joined the Flying Pigs QRP Club. See their site for more details.

For information on our regular club meetings and other fun events, please see our calendar page.


Stanwood - Camano Amateur Radio Club
www.scarcwa.org
Repeater Freq: 147.36 MHz  +600    PL 127.3  W7PIG
Local Net and Talk-In Frequency 147.57 MHz

Website contact: Lee K7IOC  

Updated: 1/21/2009

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