Calling all ham radio enthusiasts in Alberta! The Southern Alberta Repeater Association (SARA) offers a dynamic network for communication and collaboration within the province.
Why Join SARA?
- Extensive Repeater Network: Gain access to SARA's robust network of UHF links and VHF repeaters strategically placed across Alberta. Specific details and call signs can be found on their website: http://saralink.ca.
- Connect with Fellow Hams: Attend the annual members' meeting held on Father's Day weekend at the Red Deer Picnic (1:00 PM). Enjoy the pre-meeting "SARA Hot Dog & Pop Affair" for some casual interaction with fellow radio operators.
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Contribute to the Community: Participate in SARA's events, including:
- Annual ARES Exercise (testing emergency response capabilities)
- Fall Flea Market in Calgary (October)
- Winter Flea Market in Edmonton (February)
- SARA Linking Net (regular communication network)
Active Website (Limited Class Information)
While the website seems active (last updated in August 2014), it doesn't mention classes being offered by SARA themselves. However, some ham radio clubs affiliated with SARA might offer classes. You can reach out to SARA for more information.
How to Get Involved
- Contact: Use the website's contact form (http://saralink.ca/index.php/contact) to reach out to SARA for more information about membership, events, and repeater access.
Join the SARA Community Today!
Whether you're a seasoned operator or just starting out, SARA provides a valuable network for communication, community events, and access to repeaters across Alberta. Consider reaching out to them to learn more and explore how you can contribute to the vibrant ham radio scene in the province!
Additional Tips:
- Explore the SARA website for details on specific repeaters and linking networks.
- Search online forums or social media groups dedicated to ham radio enthusiasts in Alberta.
- Contact other ham radio clubs in Alberta to see if they offer classes or events you might be interested in.
We hope this information helps you connect with the Southern Alberta Repeater Association and explore the exciting world of ham radio!
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