| Current MNARC IRLP (Node 4790) Node Status... | IDLE |
The focal point of the club's activity is our monthly general membership meetings which are held on the first non-holiday Thursday of every month except July and August, at 7:00 pm, at the Robert Gauntlett Community Center in Newtown Square, PA. Click here for a map and directions.
Each monthly meeting usually features a guest speaker who discusses a technical or cultural topic of interest to radio amateurs. Each of these talks is written up in our monthly membership newsletter The Dipole.
The following is the upcoming speaking schedule...
| Date | Speaker | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| February 2nd, 2012 | Mr. Dan Cashin N3LMY | Member of International Guild of Knots. This will be a hands-on learning experience. Line will be provided for training purposes. |
| Field Day 2010 pictures can be found at the MARC site. | ||
| Field Day 2011 pictures can be found here: MNARC Field Day 2011. | ||
| Jim Biddle's picture of his receiving an award from Joe Ames: Jim Biddle | ||
The Newtown Square Weather and Information Net meets every morning at 8:30 AM on the 147.195 MHz output, 147.795 MHz input (PL=100.0) repeater. The Weather Net draws check-ins from Allentown to Maryland, and from Lancaster to New Jersey.
The Net Control Operators for this Net are...
Monday - KB3SUS
Tuesday - KB3BMI
Wednesday - W3YDC
Thursday - OPEN
Friday - KB3ACE
Saturday - KB3SUS
Sunday - OPEN
If you are interested in being a Net Control Operator, please call Walt at 610-622-2200.
Now you can access the Springton Reservoir WeatherLink® Network. Just click this link.
The Thursday night net takes place every Thursday except meeting nights at 8:00 PM on the 147.195 MHz (PL=100.0) repeater. Club information and general interest information will be discussed. The current Net Control Ops are Jesse Hasty W3YK, Mike Thomas KB3SUS, and Ace Trexler KB3ACE.
The MNARC uses the 147.195 MHz (PL=100.0) and 442.250 MHz (PL=131.8) repeaters in Newtown Square, Delaware County, PA.
Field Day takes place on the fourth full weekend in June.
The Marple-Newtown Amateur Radio Club publishes a monthly newsletter to relay news of club events. You may access The Dipole online by clicking here or by clicking the MNARC logo at the top of the page.
The club 2-meter repeater is equipped with an Internet Radio Linking Project (IRLP) node. If you are a current club member, you may access the codes at http://mnarc.org/irlp by using the email address the club has on file for you. If you would like to become a club member, check out the 2011 Membership Information.
For any Node 4790 information, including if you are traveling into or through the area and would like to use the node, please email Tom K3TAT.
If you are a club member and would like to purchase a name/call badge, please check out this website.