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Hamilton Amateur
Radio Club

Connecting Hamilton through amateur radio since 1932.

Whether you’re an experienced operator, newly licensed, or simply curious about amateur radio, HARC is a place to learn, experiment, get on the air and meet other radio enthusiasts.

Join HARC

Be part of a great community.  You don’t need a license to join.

Get Started →

Get Licensed

New to amateur radio? Learn how to get licensed and get on the air.

Step-by-Step Guide →

Ancaster Hamfest

Information about the Ancaster Hamfest

Hamfest Info →

On the Air

Repeaters, nets and club stations

Learn More →

Latest News

There’s More to Amateur Radio Than Talking on a Radio

From local repeaters and HF to hands-on projects and community events, amateur radio has something for everyone.

Get On the Air

Repeaters, HF, digital modes and nets

Learn Something New

Presentations, workshops and mentoring

Get Out and Operate

Field Day, fox hunts and portable operation

Meet Other Hams

Monthly meetings, BBQs and social events.

New to Amateur Radio?
Learn how to get started, study for your license and take the next step.

On the Air

Live solar and propagation data, HARC repeaters and net information for amateur radio operators.

Current Band Conditions

Live solar and propagation information from HamQSL

HARC Repeaters

Stay connected to the local repeaters.

Callsign Frequency Offset Tone
VE3NCF 146.760 MHz −600 kHz 131.8 Hz
VE3NCF 444.075 MHz +5 MHz 131.8 Hz