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News:
- The SCARC 2M repeater mode and frequency has changed. It has shifted to narrow band FM and a new output Frequency of
147.0125 MHz with PL tone of 127.3 and a positive offset.
- Pig War Event summary below, in left margin.
Welcome to the following NEW Members!
| David Stonnell | KM7CBT | Aug 2026 |
| Daniel Hildebrand | W7ILR | May 2026 |
| John Linden | KJ7SHT | Jul 2026 |
| Catherine Roberts | K8ELK | Jun 2026 |
| Bryan Lipscy | KB7BER | Jun 2026 |
| David LaCount | KM7FJN | May 2026 |
| Bill Dickey | KM7DZV | May 2026 |
The purposes of this club are to:
- Promote, protect and enhance the hobby of amateur radio experimentation and operation;
- Advance the state of radio art;
- Foster education in radio communications;
- Establish operating, training and testing facilities for all persons interested in amateur radio communications;
- Promote and support the Stanwood-Camano Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES);
- Promote and support other activities and organizations focused on training, preparedness and
response to disasters or other emergency events.
Some SCARC club members monitor 147.57 MHz and the Club's repeaters (see below).
The club sponsors or hosts several "nets". The "Net Info" web page has more details.
Any ham is welcome to join in the general conversation. The club operates two repeaters. One on 2M is located at the north end
of Camano Island at an elevation of approximately 500 feet. The other on 440 is near Elger Bay on Camano Island. They are linked together.
Frequency information is below. The call sign is: W7PIG.
Our club members have a wide variety of interests including public service, disaster preparedness, working "DX" or distant stations,
electronic construction and experimentation, low power operation (aka QRP), amateur satellite communications, etc.
Amateur Satellite info
SCARC has joined the Flying Pigs QRP Club (member # 2056). See their website for more details.
For information on our regular club meetings and other fun events, please see our calendar page.
If you are new to ham radio, check out our For Newcomers page.
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