VK DMR Network Supports Jamboree On The Air 2026
JOTA talk groups TG30 to TG39 will be active from Friday 16 October through to Monday 19 October 2026.
- TG30 – JOTA calling channel
- TG31 to TG39 – JOTA chat/TAC channels
To help participating stations obtain the best possible experience, information to assist operators to configure their radios ahead of the weekend, can be downloaded by clicking on the following link;
JOTA at the Boree Regatta – Contact with Other JOTA Bases
The Boree Regatta JOTA station, attended by more than 500 Scouts and Girl Guides, will be operating over the JOTA weekend. We would like to make contact with other JOTA amateur radio bases in Australia, New Zealand and around the world.
If your JOTA station would like to arrange a scheduled contact with VK2LE, for further information and contact details, click on
Welcome to The St George Amateur Radio Society - Official Website
Welcome to The St George Amateur Radio Society — promoting amateur radio through learning, friendship, meetings, events, and field activities. Connect with operators locally and worldwide, whether you’re experienced or just getting started.
73 and welcome aboard!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is amateur radio training available in Sydney? What is JOTA in Australia? What is a repeater? What is Foundation amateur radio licence? Are there Amateur radio clubs in Sydney? What is ham radio? How do I get an amateur radio licence in Australia?
For the answers to these questions are much more, follow the FAQs tab above.
New to Amateur Radio?
Discover a hobby that combines technology, communication, experimentation, and friendship. Amateur radio lets you connect locally, across Australia, and around the world using radio equipment, satellites, and digital modes. No experience or Morse code required — just curiosity and a willingness to learn. Start your amateur radio journey with SGARS today.
St George Amateur Radio Society offers a welcoming environment to learn, collaborate, and build radio skills through meetings, events, and field activities while connecting with fellow enthusiasts locally and worldwide. Check out our Upcoming Events and consider Joining SGARS.
St George Amateur Radio Society meets on the first Wednesday of the month (except January) at the Mortdale RSL Club, commencing at 7.30pm. The evening commences with a catch on the latest club news and events, ussually followed by a presentation on a topic of interest. Check Upcoming Events to see what is happening.
St George Amateur Radio Society sponsors radio repeaters for the use of all amateur radio operators, located in southern Sydney and the Central West areas, operating in the VHF and UHF bands. These repeaters are linked to the VK DMR network and the Echo Link gateway. For more information check out