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Christmas & New Year - The St George Amateur Radio Society would like to wish everyone a Happy and Safe Christmas and Plenty of DX in the New Year.

Next Meeting - The next meeting will be on Wednesday evening 4th February 2009. There is no meeting in January. The meeting February is also the Annual General Meeting. Visitors are always welcome.

Membership - It is time to renew your membership of SGARS for another year. If you have not already done so, please pay at the next meeting in February. If you are not a member but would like to join, just come along to the next meeting.

Regular Club Net - Thursday evenings commencing at 08.00 PM on the Heathcote 2m repeater 146.800 MHz - please check in

Coming Events - Dec & Jan: Ross Hull Memorial VHF UHF Contest - Jan: Summer VHF UHF Field Day - Feb: Central Coast Field Day - See Events Calender for more details

2009 Call Books - Ask about the Special Club Price at our February Meeting.

 
Foundation Licence Courses Print E-mail
FOUNDATION LICENCE COURSE / ASSESSMENT

ImageThe Foundation Licence is your entry into the world of Amateur Radio.

With three registered assessors, The St George Amateur Radio Society is able to offer Foundation Licence Course and Assesment to anyone who is interested in attaining an amateur radio licence. 

The Foundation Licence course is a great way for learning the Foundation Licence syllabus in a friendly & stress-free atmosphere, doing the Foundation Licence exam and getting on air. The course covers both the theory and practical sections of the exam and even gets you ‘on-air’ as part of the training!

To assist you in achieving a positive result, it is suggested that you obtain a copy of the foundation manual "Your Entry Into Amateur Radio".

For further information please contact Brian Clarke VK2 GCE, President SGARS.

 
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