Welcome

Our Mission

"Through education and services, the Snoqualmie Valley Amateur Radio Club will enhance community emergency communications and promote amateur radio activities, thereby advancing the contribution of amateur radio in the Greater Snoqualmie Valley Area."


Amazing pictures of the Sun from the Solar Data Analysis Center at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland USA. Click on this image to find out more!
Solar Images From GFSC/NASA Site

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Next SnoVARC Meeting - Thursday, February 4th

"Let's build a 2 Meter Portable Antenna"

Place: Duvall Fire Station - Time: 7 pm

Click Here For Address and Map

If you are a licensed amateur, someone that has interest in becoming a licensed "Ham" or just interested in what we are all about please join us.

Projects

DAS DTMF
Easy on your ears and nerves this DTMF decoder silently monitors a radio channel alerting you only when a designated identifier is recognized

More Information


New Repeater

Thanks to George Bisso (W7GLB) and Gary Hart (W7WWI) we have a wonderful repeater for SnoVARC to use located on East Tiger Mountain.
It is called the "02 Repeater"

442.025 MHz + Tone 103.5


How to Properly Install Connectors
Part 1 Part 2

See A Little Ham History Here!

See The Largest SteppIR Yagi Stack In The World


Amateur Radio "Say Hello!"


(Click on the image/video above to learn about Ham Radio)

Emergency Communications

When an emergency occurs in the area all amateurs are encouraged to monitor the Primary Repeater:
442.025 MHz positive shift with a tone of 103.5 ("02" Repeater)

The above Repeater Frequency will be monitored by the EOC at the Duvall Fire Station Headquarters.
Back up repeater in the event of Primary Repeater failure will be 443.700 MHz positive shift with a tone of 103.5

If the above repeaters are not accessible then use the Simplex Frequency of 145.590 MHz.

 

 
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