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MARC to Host Special Amateur Radio Event

The Mississauga Amateur Radio Club (MARC), VE3MIS, dates back to 1984 having formed up as a club after the train derailment and the largest peace time evacuation of a city in Canadian history. Located just to the west of Toronto, the Mississauga Amateur Radio Club is located in the City of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. (FN03) MARC is probably the most active club in Ontario. Members of the Club are involved with various public service and emergency preparedness activities. Membership in the Mississauga Amateur Radio Club provides a forum for the learning of new skills, the sharing of ideas and experiences with other hams, or just for the fellowship of others who share an interest in amateur radio. Seminars are conducted from time to time on topics of interest. We feature guest speakers on a wide variety of topics from new equipment to DXpeditions. Our monthly newsletter offers a good view of Club happenings or check out our club calendar. The club operates two repeaters (VHF and UHF) and also operates a fully equipped club station for use of our members. We have a contest group that participates in many of the ARRL, RAC, CQ, and IARU contests. We also participate in local community events such as walks and special event radio stations. Our ARES group is also active in public service and support through the various local agencies.

MARC has obtained the call sign of VE3ISAR for this special event for the dates of September 26, through September 30, 2007.

See our web site: http://www.marc.on.ca for more details.

 

Event Coordinators for the ISAR 2007 Amateur Radio Event:

In Canada


http://www.marc.on.ca

Dave Harford / VA3DFH   
va3dfh@rac.ca
        
In the United States


United States
Coast Guard Auxiliary

http://a0530407.uscgaux.info/SED2007.html

Dan Amoroso / W3DI
nm3s@prodigy.net

 

ISAR 2007 Special Event Amateur Radio Station in Canada:

STATION IRLP 40 Meters 20 Meters 15 Meters 10 Meters MODE
VE3ISAR 2382 7.210 MHz 14.250 MHz 21.290 MHz 28.450 MHz SSB

  • Dates: VE3ISAR will operate both Friday September 28 and Saturday September 29
  • Times: 0900 – 1600 hrs Local, 1200Z - 2000Z
  • Please note that due to poor propagation through the day, we plan to be active on only two bands at any one time. Our primary bands will be 40m & 20m.
  • Please check TCA, CQ & QST magazine for further details.
  • All stations are urged to contact the onsite special event station - the others are optional.
  • When contacting via IRLP, please link, make your QSO, and when done allow a moment for other callers in your area to contact VE3ISAR and then drop the link once traffic is completed so as to allow the next contact to connect.
  For a certificate
  Please send a QSL request and 2 US Dollars (NO envelope needed), to;
    Michael Brickell, VE3TKI
ISAR 2007
2801 Bucklepost Crescent
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
L5N 1X6
   
  PLEASE NOTE: NO US stamps please; we can not use US postage in Canada.

 

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary special event radio stations:

Frequency List
STATION IRLP 40 Meters 20 Meters 15 Meters 10 Meters MODE

K3G

 4790 7.270 MHz 14.270 MHz 21.330 MHz 28.330 MHz SSB
K4F   7.260 MHz 14.260 MHz 21.350 MHz 28.350 MHz SSB

N2K

   7.228 MHz 14.340 MHz 21.305 MHz 28.390 MHz SSB
K2G   7.262 MHz 14.310 MHz 21.315 MHz 28.320 MHz SSB
N1C   7.247 MHz 14.282 MHz 21.395 MHz 28.395 MHz SSB
K1G   7.268 MHz 14.292 MHz 21.362 MHz 28.407 MHz SSB

W0Z

   7.286 MHz 14.342 MHz 21.415 MHz 28.415 MHz SSB

K4Z

   7.238 MHz 14.338 MHz 21.385 MHz 28.345 MHz SSB
W4Z   7.278 MHz 14.268 MHz 21.340 MHz 28.385 MHz SSB
W8E   7.280 MHz 14.320 MHz 21.345 MHz 28.360 MHz SSB
N8A   7.265 MHz 14.290 MHz 21.380 MHz 28.355 MHz SSB
K5A   7.225 MHz 14.325 MHz 21.390 MHz 28.370 MHz SSB

N4U

   7.230 MHz 14.240 MHz 21.320 MHz 28.340 MHz SSB
K2C   7.275 MHz 14.275 MHz 21.375 MHz 28.380 MHz SSB
W1C   7.233 MHz 14.315 MHz 21.355 MHz 28.375 MHz SSB
N8B   7.240 MHz 14.345 MHz 21.405 MHz 28.405 MHz SSB
K8E   7.282 MHz 14.280 MHz 21.350 MHz 28.350 MHz SSB
N4S   7.280 MHz 14.280 MHz -:- 28.355 MHz SSB
N5G   7.250 MHz 14.262 MHz 21.400 MHz 28.410 MHz SSB
W6W   7.242 MHz 14.285 MHz 21.370 MHz 28.335 MHz SSB
K6H   7.235 MHz 14.330 MHz 21.325 MHz 28.335 MHz SSB
K3K   7.272 MHz 14.307 MHz 21.390 MHz 28.365 MHz SSB
K3A   7.272 MHz 14.307 MHz 21.390 MHz 28.365 MHz SSB
K8G   7.293 MHz 14.295 MHz 21.365 MHz 28.315 MHz SSB
  • US event stations are scheduled for Saturday September 29, 2007 only.
  • U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary special event radio day stations will issue their own QSL cards
  • Please check CQ & QST magazine for further details.
  • There are a few other events on frequencies that are the same or close to those listed above. If you can not find the station on the listed frequency, scan the adjacent frequencies as they should be close by.
  • Additional special event stations have also signed up and are listed in the complete list at : US ISAR stations (Word document).
 
 
 
 
 
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