Friday, December 09, 20226:30 pm – 8:30 pm The 2022 BARC Christmas/Lou’s Birthday Party will be held at Ricky’s Country Restaurant (Schoolhouse) 300-100 Schoolhouse St. Coquitlam BC (Lougheed Highway and Schoolhouse) Google maps: https://goo.gl/maps/NpnrefaE5B8zbEtP7 Friday, December 09, 2022, Time 6:30 pmMembers, spouses/significant others, and friends of the club are all welcome. Please contact Rich(va7rhn@gmail.com or […]
2m QSO Party
Saturday Nov 12nd 202210:00-14:00 PST Lower Mainland Radio Room How often has an operator said that they would like to participate in a QSO party, but cannot do HF at their QTH? Here is a way they can join us, on 2m! This year, we have added SSB as well as FM. Nov 12nd 2022, […]
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Coffee Meetups
Most Saturdays if the weather is foul (cold and/or wet) we meet informally in the basement of the Salvation Army Hall at 6125 Nelson Ave. in Burnaby Map Salvation Army Hall Coffee is usually available and often someone brings donuts or some other snack (hint hint). On nice days we meet in Caraboo Park on […]
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VE7RBY Relocated to Mt. Seymour
On August 27, 2016 VE7RBY: 145.350 (-600) Tone: 127.3 was relocated to Mt. Seymour. (more…)
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Results Of Special Resolution
During the March meeting, held on Friday March 20, 2015 – The Burnaby Amateur Radio Club held a vote in order to ratify changes to the club constitution. The vote took place at the Edmonds Community Centre – located at 7433 Edmonds Street, Burnaby, BC V3N 1B1 – At 7:00 pm. All paid up members […]
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Notice Of Special Resolution
The Burnaby Amateur Radio Club will be holding a vote in order to ratify changes to the club constitution. The vote will take place at the March 20, 2015 meeting to be held at the Edmonds Community Centre – located at 7433 Edmonds Street, Burnaby, BC V3N 1B1 – At 7:00 pm. You must be […]
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BC Government Seeking Input from the Amateur Radio Community
As a result of the Auditor General’s report the BC Government is seeking input from all licensed Amateur Radio operators on improving the ability of British Columbians to prepare for and respond to a catastrophic seismic event. The Burnaby club invites you to send your feedback to us and we will provide a consolidated report. […]
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Industry Canada Releases New Question Bank
On March 6th Industry Canada released the new Question Bank for Amateur Radio examinations. Details and further links can be found on our RAC Section Manager’s website. http://va7mpg.ca/?p=6411 and http://va7mpg.ca/?p=6458
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Alberta ARES and AEMA Activated due to Flooding
For some of our southern Alberta friends Field Day has come a little early and is not just an exercise … several ARES sites and AEMA (Alberta Emergency Management) are now active. Some areas are without communications … some land line phones are out of service and cell systems are overloaded. http://blog.rac.ca/?p=3648 Please keep them […]
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Silent Key – Jack Wiebe VE7CF
Long-time club member and good friend to many, Jack Wiebe VE7CF, lost his battle with cancer May 16th. Jack will be greatly missed and we send our deepest condolences to his family. 05/21/13 – (Updated) Former CKWX AM 1130 Vancouver/Rogers Communications Lower Mainland chief engineer Jack Wiebe died May 16 in Port Moody at age […]
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Burnaby Citizen of the Year
We are very happy to announce that our very own Lou Beaubien, VE7CGE, has been named Burnaby’s 2012 Citizen of the Year. The award will be presented to Lou on May 24th at the new Edmonds Community Centre. http://www.burnabynow.com/Burnaby+2012+Citizen+Year+Beaubien/8235982/story.html Congratulations Lou!!!
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Club Repeaters
The Club repeaters are presently located atop Mt. Seymour.
The VE7RBY repeater system consists of the following:
- VHF 145.350 MHz (-600)
- VHF 224.800 MHz (-1.6)
- UHF 442.850 MHz (+5)
All repeaters require a Tone of 127.3 Hz
Club Net
The Club Net is held on the VHF repeater, 145.350 MHz (-600), on Monday nights at 8pm.
