Connect and Contribute with the Suburban Amateur Repeater Association (KA9HHH)!

Calling all ham radio enthusiasts in the Chicago suburbs! The Suburban Amateur Repeater Association (SARA, KA9HHH) welcomes you to join their dedicated community. Established in 1987, SARA boasts a strong focus on repeaters and VHF/UHF communication, making them a valuable resource for hams of all experience levels.

A Club Focused on Connectivity

The Suburban Amateur Repeater Association prioritizes:

• Repeater Network: They maintain and operate a repeater network, ensuring reliable communication for members within their coverage area. This allows for efficient information exchange and fosters a connected community.
• Public Service and Safety: They are dedicated to providing vital communication support during emergencies, ensuring the well-being of the community.
• VHF/UHF Expertise: Expand your knowledge and skills in VHF and UHF communication, two of the most widely used frequencies in ham radio.
• General Interest: Their inclusive approach welcomes all ham radio interests, fostering discussions and learning across the spectrum.
• Mentorship: Connect with experienced members who can guide you on your ham radio journey and answer your questions.
• License Test Sessions: The club might hold license test sessions, potentially saving you travel time (confirm details on their website).

Join the Club and Expand Your Reach!

Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of every other month, with the location changing for each meeting (details are likely announced on their website or communicated to members).

Connect with the Club:

For more information, reach out to Neil Schlaffer AA9KK, the contact and secretary, at nsjs@ymail.com.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to contribute to a reliable communication network, learn valuable skills in repeater operation and VHF/UHF communication, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and participate in public service initiatives!

Additional Notes:

• Visit the Suburban Amateur Repeater Association website (https://sararepeater.com) for the most up-to-date information on meeting locations, activities, and any additional services offered that might not be listed on the ARRL site.
• Since meeting locations change, checking the club website or contacting them directly is the best way to ensure you have the latest details.