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SJRA's Amateur of the Year- Mark K2AX. Presented by Mary KV2M

SJRA's Long Term Service Award to Rick WC2K. Presented by K2SMD

The South Jersey Radio Association (SJRA) is the oldest continuously operating amateur radio club in the United States, being incorporated June 12, 1916. The club has ben affiliated with the American Radio Relay League since 1920. Our membership is mostly from Burlington and Camden Counties in New Jersey. The club callsign is K2AA. We have members from many professions and with many different interests in amateur radio, including DXing, contesting, homebrewing, special events, rag chewing, packet, satellites, ATV, public service, etc. You name it, and at least one SJRA member does it!

Club News

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Read Harmonics for the latest news and announcements on events and activities for SJRA and its members. Archived copies of Harmonics can be found on the Harmonics page. December 2007 Club Facilities/Activities The club runs a 2 meter FM repeater, a internet DX Cluster , has several weekly on-air nets and has a monthly meeting that is open to the public. Visitors are always welcome! A schedule of upcoming events is available. SJRA also sponsors several awards. Rules of the Road SJRA Rules for use of our repeater FCC Rules and Regulations (up to date) 47 CFR Part 97

Weekly On-Air Nets Monday- SJRA Repeater Net Various K2AA, Medford 145.290 @ 8PM Wednesday- SJRA 2M SSB Net 144.210 @ 8PM Suspended until Further Notice. NCS Needed Wednesday- SJRA Simplex Net 144.465 @ 9PM Suspended until Further Notice. NCS Needed Thursday- SJRA 10M Net 28.405 @ 8PM Our nets are open to all amateurs! All nets are held weekly, except for Meeting night. All times are local (Eastern). Net control always uses the callsign: K2AA. NOTICE: We need Net Control Stations for our Wednesday night Nets! Email K2SMD_at_SJRA.org if you want to help

Earn Your First FCC Amateur Radio License! Classes sponsored by the Delaware Valley Ragchew Club (DVRC). Classes start September 27th. www.ragchew.org/classes.html

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The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) consists of licensed amateurs who have voluntarily registered themselves and equipment for emergency communications duty when disaster strikes.
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