Welcome to the Madison County Amateur Radio Club of Central IN 

Indiana Qso Party Saturday May 5th

The club will be operating the Indiana Qso Party from Linwood again this year. We will be in the Muti-Multi class which means we can run as many radios on as many bands as we want. The contest is HF only, SSB & CW only. The rules can be found on the link below. K9MI

Indiana QSO Party Rules

If you don't get a chance to operate at the club, but can operate at home, you can still help out by listing "Madison County ARC" in your cabrillo (log) file under "CLUB:" This is a club competition also described in the rules. If you would need any help with this, contact me and I'll be glad to help. K9MI

Pictures from the IN State Parks on the air from Mounds State Park.

W9VCF Field Day Log

New pictures by Mike, KC9DJU

Dale, KV9W's INQP rover setup

Pictures from the swap at the Military Museum

INQP pictures from KC9DJU

 

Upcoming Activities

Meetings for May: Thursday, May 3rd at 10AM, Monday, May 7th @ 7PM.

MCARC Club net every Wednesday evening at 8pm on the W9VCF 145.39 Repeater (PL 151.4) - Informal ragchew on 28.465 after the 2m net is over.

Breakfast every Saturday morning at Eva's  (old Waffle House on Broadway) at 9 AM.

For you RC flyers, or future RC flyers, check out the Madison County R/C Flyers WebSite    

Locate VE Test sessions                            

                 

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Madison County ARC

Welcome to the Madison County Amateur Radio Club of Central Indiana web site. We are a club of around 40 members who enjoy a variety of interest in the field of Amateur Radio. We own and operate the W9VCF repeater on 145.39 Mhz which is on a PL tone 151.4 hz to keep out interference. The repeater is located on top of Community hospital in north Anderson and the tip of the antenna is probably around 145 feet.  

Corrections, additions, dead links, information, email:  k9mi at comcast.net