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Archives for March 2025

General Meeting Monday March 17, 2025 at 7:00PM

March 17, 2025 by John Comanzo

This SARA meeting will be held at the Alplaus Fire House and will also be available via Zoom

7:00—8:30 PM ………….Speaker Presentation

(Link to be sent out separately prior to the meeting)

GVanuatu DXpedition Report

Speaker: William B. “Savo” Savacool

Abstract:
Traveling for QSOs requires careful planning and consideration of logistical factors, communication regulations, and local customs to ensure a successful experience. This presentation will include understanding the area’s geography, navigating permission requirements, and being aware of potential challenges.

About our speaker:
Savo, who lives in Scotia, has a 20 year background in IT help desk support. After a 13-year sabbatical from amateur radio, he returned in 2019 and achieved amateur extra class in 2022. He has 28 total POTA activations and 2 all-time new ones. He is a technical consultant for the Broughton field day and secretary of Schenectady Museum Amateur Radio Association.

Note: The meeting location is 309 Alplaus Ave, Alplaus, NY, and the building is at the corner of Alplaus Avenue and Bruce Drive. Please park in the paved lot adjacent to this building. Do not park in the restricted area in front of the building that houses the fire trucks. We will meet in the Multipurpose Room (entrance is on the North side of this building).

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About SARA

The Schenectady Amateur Radio Association (SARA) was established in 1930. The club station, K2AE, is the Henry Primm Broughton Memorial Station. SARA operates repeaters on  2 meters (147.06 MHz.), and on 70 centimeters (444.200 MHz.) which are located at the top of Crawford Hill in Schenectady County near New York State Thruway exit 26. 100.0 Hz CTCSS (PL) is required for access.

The club is an American Radio Relay League (ARRL) affiliate and has about 100 members from all over New York State’s Capital District (Albany, Schenectady, Troy), and beyond.

For additional information about the ARRL, navigate to https://ARRL.org

List of all repeaters within about 60 miles of Schenectady – ordered by  transmit frequency and by distance (in downloadable PDF).

Last updated on 23-June-2026