2026 LARC Foxhunt Page

February 28th, 2026 – Fox hunt 10AM – 2PM. Frequency – 146.565.
Take a picture of the fox and send to [email protected].
Longmont Amateur Radio Club-LARC
Serving the Longmont Colorado Community!

February 28th, 2026 – Fox hunt 10AM – 2PM. Frequency – 146.565.
Take a picture of the fox and send to [email protected].
Current Events:
Laurel VE (Patriot VE) … Interested? Read more... “2026 LARCfest”
**Volunteers needed – Contact me at [email protected] to volunteer.
** January 24-25th – 2026 Winter Field Day – The 30-hour operational period starts at 1600 UTC on Saturday (11 am EST), the 24th, and ends at 21:59 UTC on Sunday, the … Interested? Read more... “2026 LARC Monthly Sponsored Events”
LARC now has Collector / Challenge coins. History of challenge coins:
Challenge coin history blends ancient traditions with a popular World War I origin story, where a U.S. pilot’s squadron medallion saved him from execution by French forces, establishing coins … Interested? Read more... “2026 LARC Fundraiser”
Excerpt: 2026 may be a turning point for amateur radio. From evolving regulations and GNSS coexistence on 23 cm to AI-enabled tools, SDR everywhere, and the tail of Solar Cycle 25, here’s what’s changing—and how operators can thrive.
Amateur radio … Interested? Read more... “Amateur Radio in 2026: Why the Next Year Could Reshape the Hobby—and How to Get Ready”
Our Hamlet Net is an educational net that’s geared for newbies to the hobby, and everyone else too! You are invited to join us on our repeaters at 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm every Tuesday evening to check in, listen … Interested? Read more... “Join us for our Tuesday Night Hamlet Net!”
You are invited to join us on our repeaters for our regular Thursday Night Net at 8:00 pm. This is a social net, so please check in at 8:00 pm, and when called upon, let us know what you’ve been … Interested? Read more... “Join us for our Thursday Night LARC Net!”
This net occurs every 22nd of the month at 1800 local. This net is for veterans but any one can join and listen to topics that involves Veterans.
Here’s a breakdown of the differences between Cell Phones, Amateur Radio, FRS, GMRS, and CB, including their general operating ranges.