BRITISH COLUMBIA AMATEUR RADIO COORDINATION COUNCIL

Notices

•  Certificates expire after 5 years and Request for Coordination forms are required for renewal.

• 2022 Annual General Meeting                                                         

  • Notice of AGM                                                                            

  • Agenda 2022                                                                                       

  • Coordinators Report 2022                                                        

  • Minutes of the 2021 Annual General Meeting

  • ISED Report for 2022

• WWARA's Narrow Band Proposal

    The Western Washington Amateur Relay Association is proposing to increase the number of repeater channels in the 2m band by changing the band-plan from a 20kHz raster to 12.5kHz and reducing deviation and band-width. Similar plans will be made for the 70cm band. This is a multi-year process and we should study the impact on our repeaters in south-western B.C. Below is their document describing their proposal in detail. The video is the presentation made to the BCARCC AGM by the Chair of WWARA, Kenny Richards KU7M,  and by the WWARA 2m Coordinator, Steve Van Wambeck N9VM. We urge B.C. hams to view the documents in preparation for further discussion.

• WWARA's Narrow Band Proposal

• Slide set for WWARA's presentation

•  Video Presentation
  

Request for Frequency Coordination or Repeater Update

• On line Request Form

Council Information

• BCARCC Objectives and Background
• BCARCC  Directors, Executive, Regional Coordinators, Contact Information
• Constitution and Bylaws
• BCARCC  Membership list
• Membership Application Forms
  • Amateur Radio Club Application (pdf)  
  • Individual or Associate form (pdf)  
  • Online Membership Renewal     

Repeater Coordination

• Frequency Coordination Policies
• BCARCC 2M Band Plans
  • Plan "A" for south-western BC, Vancouver Island, BC Interior (20 kHz repeater spacing)
    Plan "A" by Functional Allocation
  • Plan "B" for areas adjacent to Alberta, the Yukon and Alaska (30 kHz repeater spacing)
    Plan "B" by Functional Allocation
• Plan "A" for 70 cm.
• Try our new online database: sort by ckicking the column header, filter by band and region
• BC and Yukon Repeater List
  • By Region:
    • Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley
    • Vancouver Island
    • B.C. North
    • B.C. South
  • By Frequency:
    • 2 Metres (144 - 148 MHz)
    • 70 Centimetres (430 - 450 MHz)
    • Other Bands
  • Recent Updates
• Registered Simplex Nodes and Established Province-wide Frequencies
• Repeater Systems
  • Yukon repeaters
  • Island Trunk System
  • Northern BC Repeater Map

Other Links

• Weather Radio stations in British Columbia
  • Weatherradio Canada
• Industry Canada - Spectrum Management
  • Canadian Call Sign Search
  • Amateur Radio Service
  • Amateur Radio Fact Sheet
  • Available Call Sign Search
  • Exam Generator
• Radio Amateurs of Canada
• List of B. C./Yukon Ham Clubs
• Other Repeater Coordination Councils
  • Western Washington Amateur Relay Association (WWARA)
  •  Inland Amateur Copordination Council (Eastern Washington and North Idaho
• Other Amateur Radio Systems
  • IRLP: The Internet Radio Linking Project
    • List of Nodes

For more information on BCARCC, contact:

Secretary Ed Frazer VE7EF email: secretary@bcarcc.org

Last updated:  22 July 2021