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Queen Creek Amateur Radio Club |
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“Service, Community, Knowledge” |
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* Important Update * |
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Welcome to the home page the Queen Creek Amateur Radio Club. This Club supports the local amateur radio community of Queen Creek and surrounding towns in the East Valley. Our mission is to provide a venue where local amateur radio operators— and folks not yet licensed as operators but with an interest our hobby - can come together to teach, learn, socialize, and provide service to our community.
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Do you need an Elmer? Click here to download a list of volunteer Elmers from the ranks of QCARC.
Queen Creek Amateur Radio Club c/o Joe Sammartino, N2QOJ
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To contact us: |
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Visit HERE to get a list of the next visible passes of the International Space Station over our area.
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Need to stay current? This ARRL Weekly Pod Cast is For You!
Experienced Ham? This ARRL Pod Cast Series Is For You!
New Ham? This ARRL Pod Cast Series Is For You!
Another Very Popular Weekly Amateur Radio News Report From Amateur Radio Newsline
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New — Radios at Home — Starting in May 2025, 3rd Saturday of the Month NEW !! RAH On-Line Logging by KI7PPW RADIO UNDER SUN SHADE — 146.460MHz 77Hz Simplex 2024/25 DATES — 10/19, 11/16, 1/18/25, 2/15/2025, 3/15/2025, 4/19/2025 N2QOJ’S RUSS Description and WB7TUJ’s RUSS Description |
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The STV / Ocotillo Repeater Hosts (1) Weekly Net
Queen Creek Emergency Communications Weekly Training Net — Sunday, 8 PM
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Phone: 480-389-1HAM (1426)
E-mail: QueenCreekARC@gmail.com
Groups.io — Queen Creek Hams
East Valley Amateur Radio Group on Facebook
EchoLink: N7DJZ/R, Node # 185734 - N2QOJ-R (Restricted, Email with access request.)
Our Local Repeaters: Queen Creek Repeater—KF6EZT—449.475 MHz (-) PL 136.5 STV / Ocotillo Repeater—N7DJZ—449.325 MHz (-) PL 100
We also monitor 146.500 MHz simplex. |
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How Do I Join QCARC?
Send an email to queencreekarc@gmail.com with your interest. |