Gwinnett Amateur Radio Society

GARS

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Repeater Nets

GARS NETS

GARS (Gwinnett Amateur Radio Society) holds the want, sale, swap and information net,

on Monday night at 1930 local time.

The net liason Chuck, KK4TKJ can be reached at by email. KK4TKJ

The nets are run on 147.075+ pl 82.5.

The club also has the following repeater for use.

147.255+ 107.2 tone Snellville 442.100+ 100.0 tone Snellville

53.110- 82.5 tone Buford 442.325+ 100.0 tone Buford

224.580- 100 tone Grayson 442.100+ 100 tone Norcross

Christmas Party

Dec. 8th at 1830(6:30pm) at the EAA Hanger. We will eat about 1900(7:00pm). Starting at 2000(8:00pm) to about 2040(8:40pm), will be games and after a short meeting and presentation of Ham of the Year award and wrap up 2017. If you didn't signup for the meal you may arrive after 2000(8:00pm) for the party and short meeting.