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

Fund Raiser

March 28,29,30,31 Fri–Sun Sign up here

Location: Gwinnett Fair Grounds
Notes: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
We need your help to have enough folks to do the job from 6:00am until 2:00pm each day.
GARS and Gwinnett ARES provide parking fee collection at the parking lot entrance and parking lot supervision for the Lanier Cluster Dog Show.
There is usually a donation for these services, and this is shared between GARS and Gwinnett ARES.

The show is called
The Lanier Cluster
Held at:
Gwinnett Fair Grounds
Sugarloaf and Davis road

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Join the GARS 2m net on Monday at 1930 on frequency 147.075+ pl82.5

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