CLUB OFFICERS
President – Rolfe Ferrara
WB2CLK
Vice President – Bob
Haeger KC2LMR
Secretary – Rick Rogers
KC2ABQ
Treasurer – John Payne
KC2AOA
Board of Directors
Tom Mancuse – WB2YKY
Dick Frederick – WB2RAD
Tom Andrews – N2TYU
Frank Reynolds – N2FHR
Support Staff
Al Robinson - W2JUV@MOARC.com
Rolfe Ferrara - Repeater Caretaker - WB2CLK@MOARC.com
Doug Arvidson - Repeater Trustee - AK2Z@MOARC.com
Darrell Curtis - Webmaster - K1DCC@MOARC.com
The MOARC UHF Repeater now on the air
443.650 (PL 103.5) (ID W2MO/r) is on the air
A Thank You to Bob KA2FWN and Rolfe WB2CLK
for all your work on this project
Past Ham of the year recipients
Madison-Oneida
Amateur Radio Club Page
Our monthly club meeting is on the last Wednesday
of the month at the Madison Oneida B.O.C.E.S. at 7:30 P.M.
NOTICE: The Verona B.O.C.E.S. meeting room location has been changed
to the Library the best entrance to use is T-1
Mission Statement:
It
shall be our mission to promote emergency and public service communication,
radio
knowledge, fraternalism and individual operating efficiency, and to so conduct
club programs
and activities as to advance the general interest and welfare of
Amateur Radio in the community.
MOARC Club Repeaters
145.170 is on in Oneida
147.285 in on in Rome
443.650 (PL 103.5) W2MO/r on the air
UHF LINKED REPEATERS
443.750+ PL l51.4 Albany W2IR / R Crawford Road
443.175+ PL 103.5 Waterville KA2FWN / R ok
444.150+ PL 71.9 Auburn W2QYT / R ok
444.100 +PL 100.0 Chatham WA2PVV / R Unknown
442.100+ PL 103.5 Frankfort KA2FWN / R Dutch Hill ok
442.350+ PL 103.5 Oswego K2QQY / R Scriba, Jones Corners ok
449.925+ PL 151.4 Remsen KB2AUJ / R Star Hill / 145.330 - PL 103.5 ok
443.600+ PL 110.9 Rochester N2XFX / R Unknown
443.100+ PL 103.5 Syracuse
WA2AUL / R Eagle Hill
442.575+ PL 103.5 Utica KA2FWN / R Smith Hill ok
444.400+ PL 103.5 Fonda ok
VHF LINKED REPEATERS
145.330 - PL 71.9 Remsen KB2AUJ / R ok
147.225 + PL 71.9 Cortland KB2FAF / R ok
147.000 - PL 71.9 Auburn W2QYT / R ok
***** New Repeater *****
11/12/2011
Bob - KA2FWN
Testing the setup of the 443.850 (TOP) while Darrell - K1DCC takes the photo
The Kenwood TKR-750 - 147.240 + PL 71.9 (Between the power supplies)
has been on the air since February 6, 2010
and is now sharing a cabinet with
443.850 + PL 103.5 - A new UHF Station !!!!
It will be on for testing for a while to run in the setup prior to the addition of a link radio to
add to the flexibility of emergency usage in a time of need.
Darrell - K1DCC just posing for the camera Bob did all the work!!!!
Click the links above to view the certificate of co-ordination for both repeaters
Thanks to R.A.C.E.S. members
Bob KA2FWN
Mike KB2AUJ
Darrell K1DCC
The 147.315+ PL 71.9 Verona K1DCC is now back on the air
Stand alone for local traffic
All MOARC members feel free to use them!!!!
The owners have decided as a service to the community at large to offer these repeaters
to the operators in the in the area as an alternate for the local "Nets"
should a club repeater be out of service for repairs.
Please yield to any emergency or RACES/ARES traffic.
Take a look at the A.R.E.S web page by clicking below.
Straight Key Century Club # 1876
Events
| Info
| Officers
| Webmaster
MOARC Membership Application (PDF)
Our monthly club meeting is at 7:30 P.M. on the last Wednesday of the month at the Madison Oneida B.O.C.E.S.
VE sessions are the third Friday of every month at 7:00PM at the same location.
President Elect
Rolfe Ferrara - WB2CLK
Presides over the 11/30/2011 Meeting
Pictured below is MOARC Club President
Rolfe Ferrara - WB2CLK on the front page
of the Oneida Dispatch
Participating in the 2011 Pumpkin Patrol
Links
WNY
(Hamfests etc.) | EchoLink
(guide)|
ICOM | KENWOOD | W5YI |
Yaesu
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10 Meter Beacon List
Oswegatchie Valley Amateur Radio Club
The links below are just that: LINKS. They do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the club, officers or webmaster.
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| Description | |
| APRS | Automatic
Position Reporting System A new use for your old TNC |
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ARRL
Western NY (our section) |
American Radio Relay League: National Club, Support, Lobbying Group.Our section has hamfest etc info. |
| CAP Connection | The local page for the Civil Air Patrol. |
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State wide 440 linked repeater system |
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| Morse Code Translator | Give it a try |
| ECHOLINK | Talk on a
distant repeater, with your computer or rig. guide |
| FCC U.L.S. | Universal
Licensing System Frequently-Asked Questions |
| Constitution and By Laws | MOARC By Laws |
| Field Day \feeld day\ noun: 1) Competitive event where Amateur Radio operators set up radio equipment in the field to compete for score; 2) An event to test the readiness of Amateur Radio Emergency Communications; 3) A chance to meet new friends and test the limits of your favorite hobby. | Each year during the last weekend in June, thousands of amateurs descend on parks, malls, schools, and other venues to participate in the most popular on-the-air amateur radio events: Field Day. |
| Frequency Charts from AC6V's page (Nice) by gordon west. |
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| Solar flare page | |
| Getting Started | ARRL's guide to where to begin. |
| Local Clubs | ARRL listing of local clubs |
| Look up call signs | |
| K1DCC | MOARC Member Repeater |
| News Letter | Official by W2JUV |
| LARC | Liverpool Amateur Radio Club |
| Question pool | Let's get started with the current "Tech" questions |
| Internet resource, look up calls and names etc | |
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Emergency Services |
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| Radio Amateurs of Greater Syracuse (Club page) | |
| Ralabs | Local area ham page w/Web-Radio |
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Repeaters
UNYREPCO List |
Internet
listing of repeaters GOOD! Better! |
| SkyWarn | How amateur radio warns and protects from storms. |
| Mobile-Scanners | NYS law
regarding police scanners in your car.
(HAMs exempt!) |
| Vanity Callsigns | Information on obtaining a special callsign. See if there's one available. |
| W5YI | To assist applicants in obtaining the various FCC-issued Amateur and Commercial Radio Operator licenses. Part 97 Rules (Indexed) |
NYS V&T Law Section 397
§ 397. Equipping motor vehicles with radio
receiving sets capable of
receiving signals on the frequencies allocated for police use. A
person, not a police officer or peace officer, acting pursuant to his
special duties, who equips a motor vehicle with a radio receiving set
capable of receiving signals on the frequencies allocated for police use
or knowingly uses a motor vehicle so equipped or who in any way
knowingly interferes with the transmission of radio messages by the
police without having first secured a permit so to do from the person
authorized to issue such a permit by the local governing body or board
of the city, town or village in which such person resides, or where such
person resides outside of a city or village in a county having a county
police department by the board of supervisors of such county, is guilty
of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand
dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding six months, or both.
Nothing in
this section contained shall be construed to apply to any person who
holds a valid amateur radio operator's license issued by the federal
communications commission and who operates a duly licensed portable
mobile transmitter and in connection therewith a receiver or receiving
set on frequencies exclusively allocated by the federal communications
commission to duly licensed radio amateurs.
Madison Oneida Amateur Radio Club Inc
PO Box 241
Verona, NY 13478-0241
Club Call
W2MO
Comments
for the webmaster should be directed to
K1DCC@MOARC.com
Madison Oneida Amateur Radio Club Inc
PO Box 241
Verona, NY 13478-0241
Last update 01/30/2012