The Larkfield Amateur Radio Club is New York State Not-For-Profit 501c3 broad based ARRL club located in western Suffolk County, Long Island, NY. We support a host of amateur radio activities including multiple amateur radio repeaters, ARES/RACES, public service, weekly nets, monthly meetings and much more.
LARC 2019 Meeting Dates
Unless shown otherwise, club meetings are the second Thursday of each month.
- May 9
- June 13
- July 11
- August 8
- September 12
- October 10
- November 14
- December 12
LARC Repeater System
WA2PNU EastNet FlexNet Network
RACES Net
huntingtonnyaresraces.org
Huntington – Monday Nights, 7:00 PM, 1900 local on 147.210 MHz, 136.5 PL
Smithtown – Monday Nights, 7:30 PM, 1930 local on 145.43 MHz, 136.5 PL
LARC VE Examiners hold VE sessions on the second Saturday of every even month.
Can be downloaded from the LARC GroupsIO files section
LARC QSX Newsletter
Join The LARC Groups IO and Facebook Page!
LARC has it's own Facebook and Groups IO page. In order to join the group, you must have a Groups IO and Facebook profile. Club members with a Groups IO account can go to
https://groups.io/g/larkfieldarc and request to join the group.
To join the LARC Facebook page, go to facebook.com and search for "Larkfield Amateur Radio Club", and "like" the page.
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AA2VG POTA Activates Multiple Sites!
Peter, AA2VG has been busy activating many sites this year. It seems that portable ops are becoming the thing to do! Peter has activated both Sunken Meadow and Nissequogue River State Parks in the last few weeks. There’s nothing like getting outdoors to chase QSO’s during Long Island summer months. Join the fun!
Where will you be operating this summer?
Send pics!
K9IPO GOES
BEACH MOBILE
John, K9IPO recently went to Smiths Point Beach for a little fun in the sun and operating ocean side. John travels right onto the beach in his Jeep Wrangler JL (Mad Max), and sets up his station away from home in the comfort of a 10’ x 10’ screened canopy. A great way to spend the day!
K9IPO catches close up Mil Chopper action right in front of his station. You don’t see this from your home view!
