Sun City Arizona
Welcome To WestValleyARC in Sun City Az.
Licensed hams from all over the Grand Canyon State,
check in to our call-in nets on 147.300MHz (+) PL 162.2Hz
Sun City Arizona
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Licensed hams from all over the Grand Canyon State,
check in to our call-in nets on 147.300MHz (+) PL 162.2Hz
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SOTD Church
We invite you to join us! There is no need to be a ham. Come and find out what this club is all about.
We are located at:
11025 N. 111th A...
SOTD Church
DeVry University
This event is hosted by the Arizona Amateur Radio Club and the Arizona Red Cross Communications Club (K7ARC).
LOCATION:
2149 W. Dunlap Avenue
P...
DeVry University
on Zoom
Members will be receiving a link to this meeting in their email. All members are welcome to attend and hear the board plan upcoming events ...
on Zoom
Beardsley Park
April 18th is the actual day, but we will be celebrating early. Bring a chair and a dish to share to Ramada #7. We will have a flyer avail...
Beardsley Park
Thank you to ARCA-Amateur Radio Council of AZ, for this Hamfest Calendar. They do a great job of keeping it updated. Click the link to see the updates for these events.
Yaesu Digital Net-TWO Nights a Week:
Tuesday & Thursday Evening at 7:00 PM on 449.800 MHz.
We also have the EARLY BIRD net at 7 AM every Wednesday morning.
Our WIRES-X room number is 81854.
Here are a few Guidelines.
More about WIRES-X from YAESU.
Check out our Digital page HERE.
Participating in a conversation on our repeaters should be treated similar to a conversation in open mixed company in a social setting.
Conversations should be kept courteous and all participants should be treated with dignity and respect. Monopolizing the repeater or engaging in controversial subjects such as religion, sex, or politics should generally be avoided.
Test ‘kerchunking’ the repeater (pushing & releasing the push-to-talk button) is considered a poor operating practice and should be avoided.
We also ask that you let the repeater drop completely, to allow emergency traffic to break in.
Conversations on our repeaters are a direct reflection of our club. Please make our repeaters enjoyable for all to use.
Interference and Jamming of our Club’s Repeaters
It is the West Valley ARC position that when a QSO or net experiences unwelcome
interference over our repeater, you should either tolerate it or sign off.
The intruder will soon violate the FCC 10-minute rule by not ID-ing and possible
intentional jamming of a licensed station(s) along with other illegal acts.
The Tech Committee will be working behind the scenes to document the interference and hand it over to the FCC for disciplinary action.
If it is of a racial, sexual, profane, vulgar or other illegal act; legally ID and turn off
your radio. Never engage a jammer.
Inform the Tech Committee at:
N6ENV1@GMAIL.COM in writing of the particulars such as date & time the event
occurred along with what happened to document the violation.
Frosty, NQ1S
Technical Committee Chairperson
"Use your VOICE for kindness, your EARS for compassion, your HANDS for charity, your MIND for truth, and your HEART for love."~unknown
In today's society, we need to look out for one another. Is someone you know, not feeling well, or going in for surgery?
Rolf, KG0KM, is committee chair, and can be contacted at:
Club members get together for breakfast and lunch! These guys are having lunch at Bobbie's Cafe', which is held Tuesdays at Noon, in the Greenway Shopping Center:
15472 N. 99th Ave. #5, Sun City, AZ 85351
Rise and Shine for breakfast on Thursday mornings at 7AM:
12555 W. Bell Road
Sun City West, AZ 85375
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