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    Christmas Party
  • BVARC Christmas Party (see News item for more photos!)

    Christmas Party
  • BVARC Christmas Party (see News item for more photos!)

    Christmas Party
  • BVARC Christmas Party (see News item for more photos!)

    Christmas Party
  • BVARC Christmas Party (see News item for more photos!)

    Christmas Party
  • BVARC Christmas Party (see News item for more photos!)

    Christmas Party
  • BVARC Christmas Party (see News item for more photos!)

    Christmas Party
  • BVARC Christmas Party (see News item for more photos!)

    Christmas Party
  • BVARC Christmas Party (see News item for more photos!)

    Christmas Party
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BVARC News!

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    Christmas Party Photos!

    Saturday December 7
    The Christmas Party was a wonderful success! Good food and good friends! Go to the Gallery or click on the link below for more photos!

    Link: BVARC Christmas Party photos!
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    The Consortium

    Monday, January 7th
    Basic information for new and old Hams! Learn more about the Consortium by clicking on the links below.

    Learn more about the Consortium
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    Amateur Radio license Exams

    Saturday, January 11th
    It will be held at Our Saviours Parish, 500 Smithfield Road (146A) on December 11th, at 9:00am. Pre-registration preferred and Pre-completed 605 form required.

    Study for your license today! Don't put if off! No code required! Just think of how much fun you will have with a genuine Amateur Radio license!

    Exam details and video!
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    Club Meeting at Our Saviour's Parish!

    Monday, January 27th
    New members are welcome! Our club is for anyone intested in Amateur Radio. We have members who are electronics gurus and many members that are not electronics experts, but enjoy making contacts and operating radios.

    Questons about the meeting: Ken - N1RGK

    More information on meetings
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    The Messenger - Fall Edition!

    Teri - W1PUP and Ron - KB1RYT have put together a spectacular Fall edition of the Messenger!

    Club members have supplied the content and Teri and Ron have put it all together!

    Check out the latest news and advice in The Messenger! See link below!

    Click here to read The Messenger!

    Click here to read previous editions of The Messenger!
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    The Messenger Wins an Award !!!

    All of our club members have been enjoying the fantasic newsletters created by Teri - W1PUP and Ron - KB1RYT. Now they have won an award!!

    From The Northeast HamXpostion Committee:

    "Your newsletter has been chosen as the 3rd best newsletter in all of New England from the 2024 HamXposition!"

    "Yours was chosen as the 3rd best from 14 entries!"

    "Thank you for entering and Congratulations!"

    Larry - W1AST

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    Field Day 2024 PHOTOS!!

    June 22 - 23
    Field Day was a huge success! Click on the link below to see the slideshow!

    Field Day 2024 Slidseshow!
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    The Consortium in QST!

    Feature article!
    The April 2018 edition of QST magazine featured an article about BVARC's Consortium written by our own Bob Beaudet - W1YRC. The artical describes what we do at our Consortium and how other clubs can start their own program.

    Click here to read the article!
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    BVARC Simplex Net!

    Wednesday nights at 7:00pm on 146.565 mhz
    Check into the BVARC Simplex Net Wednesday nights at 7:00pm on 146.565 mhz! We talk about amateur radio, hummingbirds, tomatoes, the weather, and anything else that seems real important! Everyone is welcome!
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    Get your Ham Tags!

    Ham tags are NOT vanity plates! If you have an active amateur radio licence you are elegible to have your FCC callsign on your plate at the normal cost!

    Click here for application form!
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    Join the ARRL!

    If you haven't joined the ARRL, you should strongly consider doing it now! Don't take the Amateur Bands for granted. The ARRL fights constantly to keep private industry from infinging on the Amateur Bands. They lobby the FCC on YOUR behalf. There is a lot of pressure to re-allocate Amateur Bands for business use.

    In order for ARRL to make the case that the Amateur Bands should be preserved, they need to demostrate that there is a real interest in Amateur Radio. Dues paying members provide the money and clout the ARRL needs. This is just one reason you should be a member.

    Check out the ARRL website!

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