Sawnee Amateur Radio Association

An amateur radio club for the Forsyth County Area

Welcome to Sawnee Amateur Radio Association

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Welcome to the new amateur radio club forming in the Forsyth County, Georgia, Area. The club meets on the second Monday each month at 7pm behind the Cumming police station, in Cumming, GA. As we are still just starting out, there are no dues, lots of projects planned, and other great things coming!
Check out the meeting page for more information. Please come join us to help build this club so we can do some really great things.

Upcoming Events:

July 12th Meeting – Field Day Review
August 9th Meeting – TBD
September 13th meeting – TBD

Field Day 2010 Success!

This years Field Day was GREAT! With the huge white tent, great band conditions, and the weather cooperating (No rain, some sun, and lots of wind to keep us cool) we made lots of contacts in the 5a category. We even got an article in the Forsyth County News! Pictures have been uploaded here

Charter Members!

SARA Welcomes the following people to its Membership!
These people have full voting rights.

K6JLP Jack Perry
KC4I HENRY F FISHER
KC8HKI NICHOLAS R NELSON
KD4K ANTHONY C CASH
KG4AOX CASPER W MORGAN
KG4SDP Michael Andrade
KJ4MRE VINCE PARDINAS
KJ4QLM PETER MINSHALL
KV0O Michael O’Byrne
N5AL Matt Corbett
NC4G BUTCH PIENIEK
N2DAD TOM CLEVELAND
N4AC RANDAL DEPRIEST
NN4W SCOTT SPENCER
W4JJM JOHN J MANTON
W5TDY JERRY LONG

The full list of members is maintained under About Us, on the Member List Page

K6JLP Jack Perry
KC4I HENRY F FISHER
KC8HKI NICHOLAS R NELSON
KD4K ANTHONY C CASH
KG4AOX CASPER W MORGAN
KG4SDP Michael Andrade
KJ4MRE VINCE PARDINAS
KJ4QLM PETER MINSHALL
KV0O Michael O’Byrne
N5AL Matt Corbett
NC4G BUTCH PIENIEK
N2DAD TOM CLEVELAND
N4AC RANDAL DEPRIEST
NN4W SCOTT SPENCER
W4JJM JOHN J MANTON
W5TDY JERRY LONG

Ham Radio Outlet Supports SARA!

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Ham Radio Outlet is committed to supporting Sawnee Amateur Radio Association! Thanks to everyone at HRO who make it a great asset to have in the Atlanta area.

HRO represents more than a store. It’s a bricks and mortar fixture that shows the market viability of ham radio.  It also represents the vitality of the ham community, and that it is a vibrant hobby, strong enough to sustain a high volume of retail and internet commerce.

Check out their site at http://hamradio.com