- VE3VXY Ralph
- VA3KRS Kennith
- Hosted by VE3PA Bill
- Call used VE3WE SARC
- 28.730 mhz USB
- 1900 hr - 1920 hr
Monthly Archives: October 2011
SARC 10m net 2011-10-09
- VE3KCO Earl
- VE3FJI Peter
- VE3SOY Rod
- VE3NR Bert
- VA3MVK Mike
- VA3LMS Luke
- Hosted by VE3VXY Ralph
- Call used VE3WE SARC
- 28.730 USB 1030 hr - 1052 hr
VA3XPR repeater
Thanks to Don VA3XFT for forwarding this:
VA3XPR: The New Voice of Downtown Toronto
On September 25th, 2011, a new voice was added to the Amateur Radio community of downtown Toronto. This new voice is the VA3XPR repeater, which was moved to its new home in St. James Town, a neighbourhood of downtown Toronto. What sets this repeater apart from others in the Greater Toronto Area is its unique purpose, which is to:
1. Create a sense of community and promote diversity within St. James Town and adjacent neighbourhoods of Toronto;
2. Act as a catalyst for education & learning and to promote the growth of Amateur Radio;
3. Provide an alternate means of communications in the event of an emergency or natural disaster in the downtown Toronto area.
The VA3XPR repeater can be accessed on 441.950+ with a PL tone of 100.0 Hz. In addition to its excellent coverage area, it provides licensed amateurs with access to IRLP and Echolink for global communications. All uses of the repeater that support the above objectives are most welcome and strongly encouraged.
For more information on the VA3XPR repeater, please visit its information page, which can be found at http://www.qrz.com/db/va3xpr
For further information, contact:
Don Trynor
VA3XFT
[email protected]
SARC 80m net 2011-10-08
- VE3ELB Vincent
- VE3SOY Rod
- Hosted by VE3VXY Ralph
- Call used VE3WE SARC
- 3.740 mhz 1930 hr - 1953 hr
SARC 10m net 2011-10-06
- VE3PA Bill
- VA3KRS Kennith
- VE3NR Bert
- Hosted by VE3VXY Ralph
- Call used VE3WE SARC
- 28.730 mhz 1900 hr - 1917 hr
SARC 10m net 2011-10-02
- VE3FJI - Peter
- VE3PA - Bill
- VE3BFU - Jana
- VE3SOY - Rod
- VA3MVK - Mike
- VE3NR - Bert
Hosted by VE3VXY - Ralph
Call used VE3WE - -SARC
28.730 mhz USB 1030 hr - 1101 hr