LIMARC.ORG - Whois Information

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LIMARC, the Long Island Mobile Amateur Radio Club - a club for all ham radio operators!
Welcome to LIMARC, The Long Island Mobile Amateur Radio Club, Inc. P.O. Box 392 Levittown, New York 11756. A ham radio club in the New York area dedicated to the amateur radio operator in Nassau County and surrounding counties. Join our Information Net every Monday night on W2VL, 146.850 - at 8:30 PM. General Meetings are at Levittown Hall. LIMARC has five repeaters; 146.850, 147.375, 224.820, 449.125 and 1288.000. MHz, with W2VL 146.850 being the most active two meter repeater, and 449.125 an active 440 UHF repeater. LIMARC has a wonderful, active group of people, members who join together to share their hobby with each other. The club has many activities such as Field Day, bike/picnic gathering, camping trips, holiday party, special ham radio exam classes, VE sessions and many more amateur radio related events. Check our site to see upcoming events. Newsline can be heard after monday night's Info Net.
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