Quad County Amateur Radio Club

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CQ FD, QCARC to Participate in Field Day 2009

The Quad-County Amateur Radio Club Inc. will participate in the annual Field Day Contest on June 27 and 28. Field Day is an operating event to develop emergency communication skills using generators and batteries to power the radio equipment. Antennas are also put up on the site. The goal is to make as many contacts as possible with other amateur radio clubs across the country. The contest is sponsored by the Amateur Radio Relay League which has it’s headquarters in Newington, CT.  This year’s Field Day events will be at the Clearfield County 911 Center on Leonard Street in Clearfield. The contest runs from 2:00 PM Saturday the 27th to 2:00 PM Sunday the 28th. The public is invited to observe what the amateurs are doing during this time.  The Quad-County Amateur Radio Club Inc. meets each month on the third Friday at the Clearfield 911 Center at 7:30 PM. For more information contact the club at qcrac@qcarc.com.  



Welcome to the official web site of the Quad County Amateur Radio Club! The QCARC is located in the heart of Pennsylvania, is comprised of Clearfield, Cameron, Elk and Jefferson counties, and is affiliated with the American Radio Relay League ( ARRL). The club sponsors a two meter repeater, N3QC/R, which is on 147.315 megahertz with a 173.8 hertz PL tone. The repeater is located atop Rockton Mountain overlooking the borough of Clearfield at 2385 feet above sea level. There's a net on the repeater every Sunday evening at 7pm. For more information about the club, click here or for a membership application, click here.

Our group has regular monthly meetings at Clearfield County's 911 Center, which is located on Leonard Street behind the old county home. The meetings convene on the third Friday of each month, at 7:30pm. The club also sponsors a monthly breakfast which meets at Billy's Burgerland the second Saturday of each month at 9:30am. Hope to see you there!
Local repeater status is available here, as well as maps showing the projected coverage areas for the following repeaters:

Where We Hang Out: If you're traveling through our area, we hang out on 147.55 and/or 445.1 simplex. On the local repeaters, you might find us on 147.315+ (PL 173.8), 444.625+ (PL 173.8) or the 444.9+ machines.

2009 Membership Form Available Online: Once again it’s time to renew our memberships to the club. For those wishing to join the club for the first time or if there has been a lapse in your membership, the application’s available here.

Free Email Accounts: Club members are entitled to a free email account at www.qcarc.com. Contact me and I'll set-up your account. You will need to supply me with the username and password you would like to use. Further instructions to follow should anyone request an account.

Please Sign the Guestbook: We're trying to get some idea of who visits our website, so we'd appreciate it if you'd sign in.

QCARC Sub Pages Link to Other Clubs Other Links of Interest
2009 Membership Form Penn State ARC WPA Repeater Council
Field Day 2001 Nittany ARC EPA Repeater Council
Field Day 2003 Punxsutawney ARC QRZ Callbook Server
Central PA Repeaters Elk County ARA FCC
QCARC Guestbook Philipsburg ARA ARRL
QCARC Constitution McKean County ARC Radio Modifications Website
QCARC Events in 2009 Indiana County ARC Ham Radio Manuals
2009 Officers and Board Members Buckmasters Callbook Server
Check QCARC Mail Account University of Arkansas (at Little Rock) Callbook Server
Local Repeater Info APRS Search Page
Coverage Map N3QC/R What is APRS?
Coverage Map K3EDD/R PA QSO Party
Coverage Map N3IZE/R Radio Reference Website
Good Repeater Habits



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