Welcome to The Northern Alberta Radio Club!
Welcome to The Northern Alberta Radio Club!
The Northern Alberta Radio Club, also known as TNARC, is an amateur radio club based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, with a history going back to 1921.
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Notables
Notables
RF on VE6HM Issue — Report locations using the form linked here.
RF on VE6HM Issue — Report locations using the form linked here.
Next General Meeting — 19:30 on Wed., September 16th at Kid’s Included, 12852 141 St NW (map)
Next General Meeting — 19:30 on Wed., September 16th at Kid’s Included, 12852 141 St NW (map)
Tech session — every Thursday at the VE6HM site from 19:00 to about 20:30
Tech session — every Thursday at the VE6HM site from 19:00 to about 20:30
VE6HM site open — Saturdays from 10:00 until about 13:00 (typically) — Bring a friend
VE6HM site open — Saturdays from 10:00 until about 13:00 (typically) — Bring a friend
About Us
About Us
Amateur radio, or ham radio as it is often known, is nicely defined by the three aspects that underly it. Click on them below to learn more about each one and how TNARC fits in and supports them.
As Alberta’s oldest amateur radio club, we maintain modern communications facilities, support emergencies and public events, train operators, and foster a place for members to socialize and grow their skills.
Members can learn, share expertise, and give back. We also run repeaters and remote-access radios for certified operators — explore what we offer and make the most of your interest in radio.
Mission
Mission
Our mission is to preserve and promote amateur radio while serving our community through public and emergency communications. We maintain modern facilities, stand ready when events and emergencies need reliable radio, train new operators, and grow a skilled, welcoming technical community.
New to the hobby? Come learn what it is about, join a training class, or contact us with questions.
Repeater information is available on the Repeaters and Beacons page.
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