Monthly meetings

Monthly meetings :

Question :  @BowmanvilleARC do you have monthly meetings?  How do I become a member?

Yes we do have monthly meeting,  and everyone is welcomed.

 

2017 HAM Radio Canada Christmas Event

2017 HAM Radio Canada Christmas Event #3
Southern Ontario Canada  :  please advise if arriving from out of town.

The Event : Details to follow

Link here  :    https://hammeetup.blogspot.com/

Details to follow : We will have to limit the list.
Link here  :    https://hammeetup.blogspot.com/

Topographic Map Bowmanville

Bowmanville Amateur Radio Club
Topographic Map of Bowmanville

The time was spent to review the topology of the area for the coverage of the Bowmanville Amateur Radio Club.

 

DMR in Durham Region Area

DMR in Durham Region Area
The following DMR repeaters are available in the Durham Region area.

BrandMeister Network
VE3SBX - Ajax - 442.3625 - CC3
VE3LBN - Oshawa - 443.9875 - CC3
VA3WIK - Singhampton - 442.1875 - CC3

TalkGroups
9 - Local/Region
302 - Canada
310 - TAC-310
311 - TAC-311
3023 - Ontario

History of Bowmanville

History Bowmanville

Ontario Railway Stations - Bowmanville

Bowmanville is a community

High School, Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada (1910) | by Toronto Public Library

HAM RADIO weather spotters - Environment Canada CANWARN

Environment Canada CANWARN
Club Members

Discussion group website:     https://groups.io/g/CanWarn

CANWARN is a volunteer organization of ham radio operators who report severe weather when they see it to Environment Canada. What they do is called ground-truthing. They confirm on the ground what satellites and radars see in the atmosphere. When Environment Canada's weather centres issue severe weather watches or warnings, they alert the CANWARN volunteers at the organization's regional stations in the affected areas. The volunteers contact other CANWARN members on the ham radio, tell them a watch or warning has been issued and ask them to report signs of approaching severe weather. These include lightning, hail, cumulonimbus clouds or as they are known in the trade CBs, and funnel clouds, which if they touch down are then called tornadoes.