Amateur radio offers opportunities to experiment with electronics and computers, build equipment, communicate around the world, participate in events, and support the community. You are welcome to meet KARC members and learn about the hobby before joining the club.
Getting started
1. Study for your qualification. The club recommends a Canadian Basic Study Guide and may have a loan copy available. Contact karc@karc.ca to enquire.
2. Practise with the ISED amateur radio exam generator.
3. When you are ready, contact the club for help arranging an examination and applying for your first call sign.
Study resources carried over from our existing website
Online Basic and Advanced training:
https://www.clares.ca/va6hal%20training.html
ISED amateur radio exam generator:
Local examiners listed on the existing website
Dwight Morrow — VE7BV — dwight.morrow53@telus.net
Mark Perren — VE7II — ve7arn@myrac.ca
Meet other operators
Come along to a club meeting or event to ask questions and explore different aspects of amateur radio. Check Meetings & Events for arrangements.