Thanks to everyone that participated in the 2016 Statewide Tornado Drill. Here is a picture of Fred/KD8GYS running the SARA tornado drill net today, and Phil/N8VGX logging for him. We had 33 check-ins which beat last year’s 31 for a new record! Thanks to Fred and Phil for running the net, and also to Mike, […]
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Thanks to everyone that attended the March club meeting at Beef O’Brady’s. St. Patrick’s day at an Irish pub brought out not only the “Irish” but 18 hams for the monthly club meeting. After great food, the SARA business meeting was led by club President Gary, AA8CS. Then our own Zeke, AB8OU gave a great
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As of March 13th 2016, the 147.390 SARA repeater is now connected to the AllStar and Echolink networks. The 39 repeater is node number 43211 on AllStar, and node 580387 as W8WKY-R on Echolink. You can read more about how it all works in this article and the presentation linked from it. To accommodate some
147.39 repeater now on AllStar, Echolink, and Broadcastify Read More »
In case you haven’t heard on the air or at the February SARA meeting, there is a project underway to connect several local repeaters to the AllStar and Echolink ham radio VoIP (Voice Over IP) networks. This connectivity will enable quite a few new features. The members present at the February SARA meeting gave an
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There have been a few changes to SARA’s UHF repeater. More information and guide books will be forthcoming, but in the meantime I wanted to let everyone know that the 442.275 repeater has a new repeater controller connected that allows it to connect to the AllStar network. This allows the repeater to be connected to
