North Country Amateur Radio Club

K1NCR

Northern New Hampshire and Vermont

Next Meeting September 5, 2003 at 7PM at Col. Town Community House in Lancaster, NH

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• What is Amateur Radio?
• How can you become a Ham?
• What is the North Country Amateur Radio Club?

NCARC Operations at 2002 Field Day

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WB1GAN and WA1JVV Operate 40 Meter Phone (Real Video)

WA1JVV and KH6GR operate 40 Meter CW (Real Video)

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N1ZGK operates  40 Meter Phone

WA1JVV and KH6GR man the 40 Meter Tent in the wee hours.

KH6GR, N1PCE and N1ZGK set up batteries for charging.

N1UZA and WA1JVV operate 20 Meters.

N1SHM  holds down 20 Meters.

Field Day is a fun day for the North Country ARC. Besides having fun, however, we are practicing installing and operating our radios under emergency conditions. It is a test of our ability. Our club competes with other groups from throughout the United States and Canada to see how many contacts we can make after setting up our equipment. We are not allowed to use commercial power. All electricity must come from emergency generators or batteries. This year we decided to use only Battery power. We can not setup our equipment or antennas until the day of the contest. The pictures above show the club members operating during the 24 hour period . The picture below is of our Field Day site for 2002.   Of course the public is always invited to our Field Day to observe and licensed Amateurs are invited to participate in our efforts to do our best. This past June our Club held Field Day at the White Mountains Airport in Whitefield, NH.

The 2002 Field Day Site

HERE ARE SOME LINKS TO OUR CLUB MEMBER'S  HOME PAGES:

• N1PCE, John from Whitefield, owner of three North Country Repeaters
• WB1ASL, Rich from Lancaster

HERE ARE SOME OTHER NH RELATED AMATEUR RADIO SITES

• K1DWU's Ham-Links
• Interstate Repeater Society
• ARRL--New Hampshire Section
• Nashua Area Radio Club Page
• New Hampshire Amateur Radio Association
• Central New Hampshire Radio Club
• Twin State Radio Club
• Contoocook Valley Amateur Radio Club
• Port City Amateur Radio Club
• Lakes Region Repeater Association
• American Radio Relay League
• Cheshire County DX Amateur Radio Club
• Amateur Television of Manchester
• Crotched Mountain Amateur Radio Club
• DFQ Systems Repeater Club
• Great Bay Radio Association
• Saddleback Repeater Association

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