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Yorkton Repeater Activity
Frequency: 145.490-
2M IRLP Net
Weekdays 03:00 UTC / 9:00PM Local Time
ARES Net
Sundays 14:00 UTC / 8:00AM Local Time
RagChew (September
- March)
Weekdays 02:00 UTC / 8:00PM Local Time
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PARC General Meeting
Saturday May 30th, 2009
Gorlitz,
Saskatchewan
Larry (VE5 LBD) / Grace (VE5 OES)
Residence
Hamfest is in Lanigan
Saturday July 11th, 2009
SARL Members FREE...
non members $10.00
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Saskatchewan Public Service
(3.735 LSB)
Daily 01:00 UTC / 7:00 PM Local
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Saskatchewan ARES (3.753 LSB)
Sundays 14:30 UTC / 8:30AM Local
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The POW WOW Club (3.750 LSB)
Daily 04:00/05:00 UTC
10:00 PM / 11:00 PM Local Time
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Manitoba Public Service(3.747 LSB)
Sundays 00:00 / 01:00 UTC
6:00 PM / 7:00 PM Local Time |
Alberta Public Service (3.740 LSB)
Daily 00:30 UTC / 01:30
6:30 PM / 7:30 PM Local Time |
BC Public Service (3.727 LSB)
Daily 01:30 UTC / 02:30 UTC
7:30 PM / 8:30 PM Local Time |
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Aurora Afternoon (7.055 LSB)
Daily 21:30 / 22:30 UTC
3:30 PM / 4:30 PM Local Time |
Aurora Evening (7.055 LSB)
Daily 01:30 / 02:30 UTC
7:30 PM / 8:30 PM Local Time |
Saskatchewan WX (3.753 LSB)
Daily 13:00 UTC / 14:00 UTC
8:00AM Local Time |
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Friday Night International
IRLP Net (Reflector 9205)
Friday 01:00 / 7:00 PM Local
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2M IRLP Saskatchewan Net
(Reflector 9012)
Weekdays 03:00 UTC / 9:00PM Local Time
Local RagChew
Sundays 02:00 UTC / 8:00PM Local Time
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Manitoba WX (3.743 LSB)
Daily 13:30 UTC / 14:30 UTC
7:30 AM / 8:30AM Local Time |
We Are!
The Parkland Amateur Radio Club (P.A.R.C.),
consists of amateur radio operators, who commonly share a common
interest in many aspects of
amateur Radio,
located in the parklands, covering East Central Saskatchewan.
Local Amateur's in Canora, Saskatchewan in the beginning consisted
of only 3, back
in 2000, and
eventually those same three formed the club, known as the 'Canora
Amateur Radio Club', in February 2002. We started
with a local repeater, and soon had IRLP
or
(V.O.I.P. Communication ) installed and linked, which grew our
range of communication to all around the
world.
Once, more operators knew
of our local accomplishments, they soon joined our club. In
January 2004, we started with the addition of EchoLink
to our existing IRLP Node,
which also improved
our coverage to include communication via computer keyboard.
Our goals as a club seem to be changing
faster than ever, and over
the next couple of
years, more amateur's joined the club, and in April 2006, we changed
our club name to: The Parkland
Amateur Radio Club,
(P.A.R.C.).
The Parkland Amateur Radio Club presently
has 1 long range repeaters, located in Yorkton, on frequency
of 145.490-,
with
EchoIRLP,
with
other
repeaters
of interest
include,
Melville
repeater, on
frequency of 147.000+, with EchoIRLP; Preeceville on frequency
of 146.610-; and Norquay on frequency of 147.390+.
We are continually expanding to also include Rocanville
Simplex EchoIRLP station on 146.520 MHz
The Parkland amateur Radio Club hosts a great system, integrating
both VHF / UHF and V.O.I.P. communication system, that can be
linked to other
systems around
the world. Our club achieved this through many volunteer
hours, from all our members, donations from fellow ham operators,
from
far and wide, and through the people and
organizations around our local coverage area. We are continuing
to grow, by new members coming on board, and we are constantly
upgrading and adding to our already proven reliable system.
This site continues to be updated
regularly, so check back, you just never know what we might have added.
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