Field Day – NORTH SHORE AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

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NORTH SHORE AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

Field Day

Andrew Busto November 15, 2025November 15, 2025 field day, winter

2026 Winter Field Day

For 2026, Winter Field Day will be held on January 24th and 25th. The 30-hour operational period starts at 1600

Field Day

VA7KRZ June 30, 2024June 30, 2024

Field Day 2024 Report by Adam Kriz – VA7KRZ

FRIDAY June 21st, 2024 Field Day started for us on Friday June 21st, 11:30 am at the North Van Fire

Field Day

VA7JMO August 19, 2021August 19, 2021

Field Day 2021 Photos June 26-27 2021

The hot Field Day is over and, thank God, the crazy heat wave is over, too.

Field Day

VA7KRZ June 24, 2019April 5, 2023

Field Day 2019

Field day report for June 21st-23rd 2019 by Adam Kriz (VA7 KRZ) Field day 2019 did fairly well as we

Field Day

VA7KRZ June 9, 2019April 5, 2023

Field Day 2019

Field Day Manager Adam Kriz VA7KRZ shared plans for this years event. If you missed the presentation you can find

VE7RNV on 147.260+ is located on Mount Fromme, North of the Metropolitan area, is the primary Club repeater and supports all regular Club Nets. No access tone is required. It is an open repeater.

VE7RNV on 147.300+ is located on Mount Fromme as well. It requires a 100.0 Hz Access Tone and is used primarily to support the BCDX Club and North Shore Emergency Management. It is an open repeater.

VE7RNV on 444.950+ is also located on Mount Fromme. It requires no access tone. It is linked to IRLP node 1015. It is a stand-alone, open and wide coverage repeater.

VE7NSR on 443.200+ is located in Downtown North Vancouver. It provides local coverage.

VE7BNV on 146.720- is located on Mount Gardener on Bowen Island. It requires a 100.0 Hz Access Tone. This repeater is sponsored by VE7BGA to support the Bowen Emergency Amateur Radio Service (BEARS).

VE7RNV on 147.260+, VE7BNV on 146.720- and VE7NSR on 443.200+ are permanently linked, providing continuous coverage from Howe Sound and the Sunshine Coast to the central Fraser Valley and the Northwest corner of Washington State.