
Communicating with the community since 1957
Welcome to Scottsdale Amateur Radio Club, a nonprofit organization committed to making a positive impact in our community. Through our various programs and initiatives, we strive to create a better world for all. We invite you to explore our website and learn more about how you can join us in making a difference.
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By request SARC is offering a FREE class to help you prepare for the Technician License. This class is a 2-part class 8a-5p on Dec 6 & 13. We will help you learn, study and hold the test the afternoon of the 13th. When you sign-up, study material suggestions and detailed information will be provided.
Come and join us for a fun filled day or two to experience this world-wide event. This is the perfect opportunity to help prepare for your POTA / SOTA plans. If your new to HAM Radio this the perfect opportunity to ask questions and learn new techniques.
- LOCATION WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON -
Can you really get DXCC with only a 100W radio and a piece of wire for
an antenna? Absolutely! It may take a little more patience and perseverance but
can be more rewarding. Technology can help too. Especially new modes
such as FT8 and FT4 can improve your ability to achieve DXCC.
Presented by SARC's James N7ELL
The presentation will give a high-level overview of what is Wires-X, why use Wires-X versus DMR, Allstarlink, or other modes, and how to setup a Wires-X Node/Room and use Wires-X.
SAVE THE DATE!
March-14-2026
<<<< NOTE THE NEW LOCATION >>>>
Highlands Church @ Pima/Pinnacle Peak Roads
Linked repeaters (use Tone Squelch)
90st/Shea - 147.180 +162.2
90st/Shea - 440.000 +100
South Mtn - 443.575 +100.0
See 'REPEATERS' tab for Digital Options

Thanks for stopping by our club website.
SARC welcomes everyone from Scottsdale, Arizona and
all nearby communities, including out of state
visitors to engage in Amateur Radio and join
us in our club activities.
The Scottsdale Amateur Radio Club, SARC, holds the callsign W7UF. Our members are mainly located around the city of Scottsdale and neighboring towns and cities but also have members around the USA. Some of our members are Snowbirds. We meet once a month and have various activities throughout the year.
SARC members are active in both on the air and in person activities, including weekly nets, monthly meetings, Field Day and radio active events like "Radios in the park."