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Green Valley Amateur Radio Club
PO Box 1174 Sahuarita, AZ 85629 |
Green Valley Amateur Radio Club(Search this site...)
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We NOW meet
on the second Wednesday of every month, 7 pm local time (MST) at the (NEW Location) Green Valley Fire District Headquarters 1285 W. Camino Encanto Green Valley, AZ 85622 (Click on the address for a map) |
Courtesy of the Anchorage Amateur Radio Club - Postings, normally do not last long so check it out now.
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Associate your FRN with your CORES account!
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Associate your FRN with your CORES account!
Events which are coming up :
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Fair Warning...We want you Back!
If you forgot to renew your GVARC Membership, you no longer have access to the Members section and the reflector messages. Click here to renew for 2024.
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Welcome to the site of the Green Valley Amateur Radio Club.
The Green Valley Amateur Radio Club (GVARC) was started in the summer of 1979 by a small group of local Amateur Radio operators (hams). Dr. Allen Carter, MD (KA7EVH) hosted a group in his home. The meeting was planned to find a way for hams in Green Valley to have antennas that are real antennas. Most areas of Green Valley have severe restrictions regarding antennas in the Conditions, Covenants, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) imposed by the homeowner’s associations on the residents.
If you hold a valid license, we encourage members to use the facilities of the club and participate in activities, particularly your area of special interest.
If you are not licensed, the club membership will help you qualify for the license class you desire. There will be somebody with you through all the necessary steps that you take.
The Green Valley Amateur Radio Club (GVARC) was started in the summer of 1979 by a small group of local Amateur Radio operators (hams). Dr. Allen Carter, MD (KA7EVH) hosted a group in his home. The meeting was planned to find a way for hams in Green Valley to have antennas that are real antennas. Most areas of Green Valley have severe restrictions regarding antennas in the Conditions, Covenants, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) imposed by the homeowner’s associations on the residents.
If you hold a valid license, we encourage members to use the facilities of the club and participate in activities, particularly your area of special interest.
If you are not licensed, the club membership will help you qualify for the license class you desire. There will be somebody with you through all the necessary steps that you take.