Winter Field Day January 24, 2026
This will be a rehearsal for the big Field Day. Winter Field Day will be on the grounds of Randy’s farm in Snowdoun using the club radio, club trailer, and club-linked dipole. The setup starts at 9:00 AM and then operates until 2:00 PM local time. Club Station Operation Day,
Saturday, Feb 7, 2026 From 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
The Great Spring Fox Hunt, March 14, 2026, Ft. Toulouse Historic Park on Saturday, March 14, 2026. Hunt from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, then pizza and announcement of the winners. Big hamfest gift certificates for winners. Park entry fee is $ 2.00. The MARC Club POTA Activation, May 2, 2026, Ft. Toulouse State Historic Park, POTA activation starting at 9:00 AM. Learn about POTA spotting, operation, and log submission. Park entry fee is $ 2.00.
Field Day June 27 – 28, 2026
Randy’s KV4AC farm in Snowdoun, setup Sat 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM, operation 1:00 PM to Sunday 1:00 PM, operating club radio in the club trailer, using club-linked dipole. Members can sign up for setup, operating shifts, and clean-up. SET – Simulated Emergency Test Sat Oct 10, 2026 All day operators will report simulated emergency traffic and check into nets. Logs and reports will be furnished to the ARRL.
Glassner Autumn Challenge Sat, Oct 24, 2026
Members provide communications for the Glassner ride through South Montgomery County.
Hamfest Sat Nov 14, 2026
Our hamfest continues to be a great success every year!
Special Event Station for the Iron Bowl, Sat, Nov 28, 2026.
Members can use their home station or use the club station to operate the special event station all day until the game starts. Special QSLs will be emailed to all contacts.


We hold licensing classes and give license exams. CAVEC testing second Monday of each month, ARRL-VE last Saturday of each month. See club calendar for details.

We participate in the national emergency communications exercise called Field Day. It is a great day for camping out, running radios on generators and solar power, and enjoying great cooking!

We keep our radio direction finding skills sharp with regular fox hunts. Of course, they are a great excuse to get together and have fun!

Getting together and solving the problems of the world, all over delicious barbecue.

The Montgomery Amateur Radio Club serves as a hub for amateur radio enthusiasts to come together, learn, and engage in a variety of activities that promote the hobby, enhance technical skills, and contribute to the welfare of the community. Through fox hunts, Field Day events, license classes, testing sessions, and public service initiatives, MARC continues to uphold the spirit of amateur radio and foster a sense of camaraderie among its members.

Parks On The Air
Here is a group from our club at Roland Cooper State Park near Camden, AL making contacts all over the world.
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