Our club repeater VE3ZMG operates on 145.210 MHz (-). We operate a weekly net on Mondays at 8 pm ET [except on meeting nights] and you are invited to check in.
We also host a very popular2 metre Single Side Band net at 144.245 MHzon Mondays and Wednesdays at 9 pm.
Our Friday SSB net is on 70cm: 432.210 MHz at 9 pm. If you have the equipment, join in and say hello to our net controller, Terry VE3XTM EN93un. A good antenna is the key to success.
Our IRLP repeater is NODE 2260, on VE3OVQ:147.540 MHz simplex, input tone 131.80. Talk to the world on 2 metres! For further information on the Internet Radio Linking Project visit IRLP
Regular Club meetings are held at 7 pm on the third Monday of each month September to May. Visitors are welcome.
Our meeting location is the Guelph Police Service building, which is listed at 15 Wyndham Street South, in downtown Guelph.
Drive onto Fountain Street, park in the big lot on the south, cross the street and enter the building via the main door. Sign in at the desk and you’ll be directed up to our 3rd floor meeting room.
Our next meeting will be on Monday May 20, 2013 at 7:00pm.
Our guest speaker will be Paul VE3PVB, bringing us up to date on the latest developments in EH antennas. Paul and Ted Hart, the inventor of the EH antenna, are currently writing a book on the theory and latest developments in EH antennas.
These antennas are compact and ideal for those with limited space for a larger sized unit. They are not intended to be the equal of full-sized antennas, but they can pack a lot of performance into a small space .
There will also be a short presentation on Amateur Radio Emergency Services by Brad Rodrigues VE3RHJ, the Bruce District ARES Manager.
Our club repeater VE3ZMG operates on 145.210 MHz (-). We operate a weekly net on Mondays at 8 pm ET [except on meeting nights] and you are invited to check in. 
