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LARC Swap
The LARC Swap & Shop!! Third Saturday in Febuary! Details are in the link below.
LARC Annual Swap and Shop
Club Meetings
When: 4th Monday of each month at 6:30 pm (check-in, social/mentoring),
(No Meetings in July, August, and December).
Where: St. Aidan’s Activity Center,17500 Farmington Rd, Livonia, MI 48152 (East side of road, between 6 and 7 Mile)
Club meetings follow a standard format and last about an hour and a half. A presentation is frequently given on an amateur radio-related topic of interest.
LARC in the Park
LARC members gather on the second Saturday of each month to spend a bit of time outdoors enjoying various aspects of our hobby (with the exception of the winter months when we meet indoors). See our LARC in the Park page HERE for more information.
MI QSO PARtY, APRIL 18 is April’s LARC in the Park!
LARC Monthly Newsletter
If you somehow have missed reading our newsletters, then you’re definitely missing out! Our editor, Sandy Allen AK8KA, does a remarkable job each and every month compiling local information, interesting and useful stories as well as tons of data on current and upcoming events, training, contests, and hamfests. We keep an archive of the “Repeater” on the website under the LARC Newsletter menu.
LARC 2-Meter Net
Every Thursday at 8:00 pm local time on the Livonia repeater – K8UNS. 145.35, 100Hz PL Tone or via Echolink @ K8UNS-R. Members are encouraged to sign up for net control operator, contact 2-meter Net Manager Hiro Wakamatsu, AD8AE (AD8AE@arrl.net) or sign up directly on the Calendar.
LARC 440 Mhz Repeater
Our second club repeater – K8UNS at 444.875, DSTAR (Gateway – 89C) is up and running. Contact our repeater manager, Dan, K8PLW (dstar@livoniaarc.com) for additional information or if you have any questions.
LARC EchoLink
We also have EchoLink setup for the club. The Station on Echo Link for K8UNS is K8UNS-R. If you have never used Echo Link, visit http://www.echolink.org/ to learn more about it and to sign up. Please remember, you must be a licensed amateur radio operator in order to use Echo Link.