Stafford Area Radio Association
Amateur Radio - Emergency Communications - SKYWARN

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General Voice Net
Thursday 8:00 PM
145.270 MHz(-)/
444.450 MHz(+) linked
CTCSS 79.7 Hz
Specialty Net
D-STAR
Sunday 7:00 PM
2 Meter D-STAR Net
145.320 MHz(-)
Linked to the NCR D-STAR repeaters
Sunday 8:00 PM
1.2 GHz D-STAR Data Net
1298.40 MHz DD
SKYWARN Net
During Severe Weather
145.270 MHz(-) (CTCSS Off)

Repeaters

Overview

The Stafford Area Radio Association Repeater System consists of seven repeaters: Three analog and four D-STAR repeaters, plus a packet BBS/Node, an echolink Node, and a weather receiver. 

SARA REPEATER STATUS
WW4VA (Analog)
145.270 MHz (-)
147.375 MHz (+)
444.450 MHz (+)
145.550 MHz Packet
Echolink Node 52256
WS4VA (D-STAR)
145.320 MHz (-) WS4VA C
447.275 MHz (-) WS4VA B
1282.20 MHz (-) WS4VA A
1298.40 MHz DD WS4VA A
D-Star Gateway WS4VA G

Repeater Trustee:  K3EP

Repeater Technical Committee:  K3EP, KI4GZY, and N0RMC.  We are looking for some members who are technically qualified and who may be interested in joining the Technical Committee.  If you are one, please email K3EP.

This repeater system is expensive to operate. If you are a regular user we request you to join our association or give a donation to help maintain the repeater system.

Old timers and newcomers alike should periodically review this Repeater Etiquette page.

If you hear a problem with the repeater, please contact any of the Technical Committee or a Control Operator. The control operators have the codes to shut any repeater off or turn off the whole system.