VE6HM REPEATER ISSUE (Updated Apr 24)
The team today made good progress getting to the root of the problem and addressing the issues. It seems that the IRLP/EchoLink appliance had a blown fuse which caused the device to fail, resulting in the controller gettting stuck in transmit, only stopping when the timeout expired. With the fuse replaced we have archived a level of stbility with the controllers, 2M, 1.25M, and 70cm repeaters being up and functional. Other services still may not be available. Work continues to fully resolve the issue. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Welcome to The Northern Alberta Radio Club!
The Northern Alberta Radio Club, also known as NARC, is an amateur radio club based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, with a history going back to 1921.
NARC’s mission is to preserve and promote Amateur Radio, while providing community, public, and emergency services. If you’re new to Amateur Radio, you may want to see what it’s all about or attend our training classes. Feel free to contact the club with any questions.
The Northern Alberta Radio Club, the oldest amateur radio club in Alberta, will support amateur radio and the community by maintaining and developing state of the art communication facilities, providing communication services for the community in emergencies and public events, training radio operators and providing an environment for social interaction and technical development.
The club offers opportunities for members to learn, socializing, share their knowledge and skills, and contribute back to the community.
We also operate a number of repeaters and remote access radios usable by anyone with a valid (and appropriate) Amateur Radio operators certificate.