Serving the community since 1936 through Amateur Radio.
Amateur Radio (ham radio) is a popular hobby and service that brings people, electronics and communication together. People use ham radio to talk across town, around the world, or even into space. It's fun, social, educational, and can be a lifeline during times of need.​
MAARC Clubhouse Location: ​
279 Halifax St. Moncton, NB E1C 9S3
Moncton Packet System - VE1FUN BBS
​Digipeaters - VE1PRM and VE9EMM 
Club Stations - VE1EV, VE9MSR & VE9MSC
Amateur Radio Callsign Lookup
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The next MAARC Meeting is Saturday, October 20th at the Riverview Fire Station.
​650 Pinewood Rd, Riverview, NB 
​Drop by at 09h00am to 10h00am for coffee and chat. Main meeting to begin at ​10am to 12h00pm. This meeting is open to all current and prospective members.
The latest news, notices and events can all be found here!
Read all the latest news, see what members are up to and check out upcoming events happening in the world of amateur radio! 
​Local Ham Nets
An amateur radio net, or  simply ham net, is an “on-the-air” gathering of amateur radio operators.
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Scheduled Moncton Area Nets
  • Sunday 8:00pm
    Moncton Area UHF Net on 449.325-
  • Sunday 8:30pm
    Moncton Area VHF Simplex Net on 146.520
  • Sunday 8:40pm
    Moncton Area USB Net on 144.200 USB
  • Sunday 9:00pm
    Moncton Area VHF Net on 147.345+
  • Sunday 9:00pm
    IRG Net on 147.090+
  • Tuesday 9:00pm
    Lazy Net on 147.090+
  • Thursday 9:00pm
    IRG EMCOMM Net on 147.090+
  • Weekdays 7:30am
    RG Weather Net on 147.090+
  • Every Tuesday (except last Tuesday of month) at 7pm
    CARG MH & VP Net on 146.880+
  • Last Tuesday of the month at 7pm
    Exercise Handshake (VHF/HF/Echolink/Packet/TMR) WESTCUM ARC
Find out how you can train for your license and join this exciting hobby!
Our next training session starts in January 2019! Register today!
Field Day
Field Day is not a contest, rather the emphasis is placed on emergency condition over a scheduled twenty seven hour period.  The event is sanctioned by the Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC) and the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) and will involve in excess of 40,000 Amateur Radio Operators (Hams) attempting to maximize their number of contacts world wide.  Operation, using temporary antennas and generator or battery power, adds to the realism and complicates operations as might be encountered under emergency conditions. 
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About MAARC
​The Moncton Area Amateur Radio Club was founded in 1966 as a successor to the Moncton Amateur Radio Club formed in 1936.  MAARC, Inc. was incorporated in 1977 under New Brunswick law as a not-for-profit organization.

Its objectives include promotion of Amateur Radio as a licensed and regulated activity under Federal jurisdiction; sponsorship of technical and social activities and provision of public communications service in times of emergency.
​Membership inquiries and correspondence by mail should be addressed to:
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Secretary, MAARC, Inc.
Box 73 Moncton, NB
E1C 8R9
The next MAARC Tech Session is scheduled for Saturday, October 27 at the MAARC Clubhouse.
279 Halifax St. Moncton, NB
Session begins at 09h30am to 11h30am. Project: Bazooka Antenna
Items required:
  • 8ft of Coax 52ohm for VHF
  • Connector pl259 or BNC
Already licensed? Consider joining our club!
Find out how you can become a member of the Moncton Area Amateur Radio Club.
The Volunteers behind MAARC.
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​Our Executive
André Goguen VE9ARG - President
Jim Power VE9JRP - Vice President
Larry McKnight VE9ASB - Treasurer
Ross McCart VE9GCS -  Secretary

Directors
Hinson Calkin VE9CX
Misha LeBlanc VE9GIS
Michel Landry VE9JFL

Appointments
Mike Noble VE9NOM - Webmaster​
Contact Us
Please fill out this form with your question or comment. A member of our Executive will get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you!
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