Congratulations to the New Radio Operators!
Another successful class! 
17 new operators took to the airways and made their first contact with their shiny new call signs.
May they have lifelong learning with the new skills.
Field Day
Annual Event
Saturday June 27, 2026
Amateur Radio Field Day is North America’s largest on-the-air emergency preparedness exercise. During the event, operators set up portable, off-grid radio stations to practice rapid communication deployment in the event of grid failure.
We will meet at 9363 Upper Prairie Road at 9:00 am Saturday morning for 24 hours of radio fun.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/t9hqtTcaFHTKJ4b98
We are planning for Bbq burger, hot dogs, chips and a drink Saturday afternoon.
Mission Statement
Chilliwack Amateur Radio Club
Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada
The object of the Club shall be to advance the art of amateur radio communications, to further the knowledge of electronics, to provide communications to the civil authority in time of emergency, to assist when communications are required in other community endeavors, and foster goodwill and fellowship among radio amateurs.
Amateur Radio is a non-commercial radio communication service whose primary aims are public service, technical training and experimentation, and communication between private persons. Amateur Radio operators are commonly called hams. Hams generally communicate with each other recreationally, but also provide communications for others at public events or in times of emergency or disaster. Hams are authorized to operate radio transmitters by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (formerly Industry Canada), and are assigned radio station call letters for identification.
The call letters VE7AFA are assigned to the Chilliwack Amateur Radio Club. Licensing involves taking a test demonstrating knowledge in radio theory and the rules and regulations that govern the use of the radio spectrum.
One of the most rewarding parts of the Amateur Radio Hobby is mentoring or helping the next generation of hams. Our club enjoys helping license dozens of new Amateur Radio Operators each year. We work toward guiding the newly licensed to become first class radio operators.
