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I just heard back from Scott Yonally. He says that Sep.1st is open, and he will be joining us for our upcoming club meeting. I fully expect him to be elected as the new ARRL Great Lakes Director in 2024, and it is an honor to have him join us.
I would like to take a moment to invite any of our neighboring clubs. Many have taken note of our activities and approaches and it has been refreshing seeing some of the old-timers coming back around as well. You are welcome here!
For those who haven't heard Scott speak, you will really find it as time well spent. There's a lot going on with the potential government "takeover" chatter with regards to the amateur HF spectrum (like the 220mhz years). We need to be as unified as an organization as ever along these lines going forward. One can't beat hearing it from the top dog himself- and Scott is our guy.
Scott is extremely passionate about amateur radio in general and has a really fun and genuine spirit as well. Scott also has a great sense of humor and a wealth of experience from a life spent in ham radio. His presence is a delight!
We have quite a handful of newer members who will appreciate the insight from the top as to why we consider our organization an ARRL-Affiliated Club as well as a Special Service Organization! Scott will make us proud to be a part of the ARRL as well as amateur radio as a whole.
Come join us Friday night at 7pm for a great time of fellowship and fun!
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MARC is recognized by the ARRL as a Special Service Club (SSC). You may be wondering, “What is an SSC, and how does this affect me?”
What is a Special Service Club?
A club that exists to go above and beyond for their communities and for Amateur Radio is what defines a Special Service Club (SSC). They are the leaders in their Amateur Radio communities who provide active training classes, publicity programs, and actively pursue technical projects and operating activities.
What about MARC?
As an ARRL Special Service Club, we have met our agreement to develop our skills in specified areas during the past two years in accordance with the guidelines in the ARRL SSC Active Club On-Line Primer.
We have worked closely with our Affiliated Club Coordinator throughout the year to develop these skills. We schedule regular, active training classes to help prospective hams study to pass their required FCC license testing. We have a recently improved publicity program to educate the community with regards to our function.
We have club members who actively pursue technical projects and operating activities. We sponsor and participate in important ARRL and hobby related events such as Field Day.
Bottom Line
How can MARC assist you in your ham radio journey? Let us know by sending us a note at: club@w8np.net.
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MARC Club Net Manager- Evan Rankl, KE8IDH
Stark County DMR Net - Held on Monday evenings at 7:30 pm on the W8NP repeaters located in Massillon and Alliance Talk Group 313989 Time slot 1.
Statewide DMR Net - Held on Monday evenings at 8:30 pm using the statewide Talk Group 3139.
Stark County ARES Net - Held on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 pm on the N8ATZ repeater 147.120 MHz with a pl of 110.9
Alliance Amateur Radio Club Net - Held on Thursday evenings at 9 pm on the W8LKY Repeater 145.370 MHz with a pl of 110.9
West Stark Info Net - Held every Friday evening on the W8NP Repeater 147.180 MHz with a pl of 110.9 except the first Friday of the month which is club meeting night for the Massillon Amateur Radio Club.
Massillon 80 Meter CW Net - Held Sundays evenings at 8:00 pm on 3.5995 MHz
If you are outside the range of our MARC repeater you can listen to our signal on Broadcastify. To access the feed from the Club repeaters press HERE.