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FESTIVE GREETINGS FROM THE SARL PRESIDENT
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NO ICASA INVOICES YET
ICASA invoices for license renewals have been delayed and will only be mailed after 11 January 2010. The grace period has been extended till 28 February 2010 Click here to read more...
SARL OFFICE OVER THE HOLIDAY PERIOD 
The SARL office at the National Amateur Radio Centre will be closed from 15 December 2009 and reopen on Monday 11 January 2010. During that period any urgent matter should addressed to the secretary at secretary@sarl.org.za. Click here to read more... TAKE PART IN AN HF AUDIO ART EXPERIMENT
Kapwani Kiwanga, a Canadian artist who works primarily with sound and vision invites radio amateurs with good HF capabilities to take part in an audio art project on 20 metres. Click here to read more... Commercial Hamads
Commercial Hamads
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ZS2BL SWOPSHOP - Looking for a 13,8 volt DC power supply, an SWR/Power meter, 2m handheld, or maybe a pocket frequency counter? I OFFER FREE SHIPPING TO SARL MEMBERS. Click here for more details.
Kevtronics cc Call us on 012 803 0973 or visit www.kevtronics.co.za for great products at excellent prices. LDG ATU’s / Power Supplies / Antenna’s / Amplifiers / Morse keys / Diamond Antenna / SWR meters. Major brand radios: Yaesu / Kenwood / Icom. And lots more! Special: 4-16V 25A Power-Mite-NF 1.3kg PSU @ R1200
Contact FEENIX For cellular / gps alarm, tracking and controller modules. Also, Custom designs, from concept, schematic, pcb layout, software, packaging and development to manufacturing sample. Visit the new FEENIX website here
Place your commercial hamads on the home page. Book a six months space for R250 The advertisements will be text only up to 60 words including address, telephone number and click through URL to advertisers website and email address. Adverisement can be changed Send your contact details to armi@sarl.org.za and we will contact you Click here to read more... What is Amateur Radio ?
Tell me more about Amateur Radio Radio Amateurs, or "Hams" use two-way radio communication to make contact with other radio amateurs all over the world. They are even able to use satellites and on occasion speak with astronauts. Radio Hams can do this from home or while mobile in cars, boats or on foot.
Radio Hams have a full range or communication modes at their disposal. These include plain voice, Morse code, numerous digital computer modes and even graphical modes like television. As a licensed amateur radio operator you will be able to join in experiments using all these modes.
Amateur radio can be enjoyed by young and old, male and female, even the most severely disabled can make friends around the world from their own home. This hobby knows no boundaries. Click here to read more...
Radio ZS available online 
The latest edition of Radio ZS is available for download. Members, click here to get your copy.
Random Photo from the Call book.
Val Wood, ZR2VW
New SARL News gathering system
To help ensure that items submitted
for broadcast on the leagues Sunday bulletin find their way to the
correct people. We've setup a "News Inbox" on the SARL
website. From this page on the site you can "Copy and Paste" news
items onto the form provided and when you click submit the website
will automatically send your item to all the relevant news
compilers and translators. To submit your news article visit the
the new "News Inbox" by clicking here.
RADIO TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
Annual SARL road show that takes you to the edge of amateur radio

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Die grootste verskeidenheid elektroniese boustelle in Afrika Ons is ook verskaffers van elektroniese komponente, boeke, modules en vele meer. See our range of PIC programmers Atterbury Boulevard Shopping Centre, Cnr Atterbury road and Manitoba street, Faerie Glen, Pretoria, Tel: 012 348 8492 Fax: 012 348 8497 e-mail: e123fg@telkomsa.net Click here to read more...
Worked
All ZS award
An interesting operating goal
The
entry level for the WAZS award is 100 different call signs. The
programme has recently been expanded to include higher level
endorsements, such as WAZS-200, WAZS-300, etc. Endorsements may
also be obtained for specific modes, eg: CW, SSB, etc.
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Worked All Continents Award (WAC)
The Worked All Continents certificate is issued by
the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU). SARL members
can now have their QSL cards verified by the SARL Awards Manager.
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SOHO Extreme ultraviolet
Imaging Telescope (EIT) He II 304 Å image.
Click on the picture for a larger image. SOHO
is a project of international cooperation between en
ESA
and
NASA.
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SA
Maritime Net
The South African Maritime Net operates 7 days a week, and provides
weather reports from around the coast, and maintains contact with boats off the coast of
South Africa and up into the Mozambique channel. There are two regular schedule
times as follows:
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06:30 UTC: Starts on 14316 kHz for 5-10 minutes, and
then moves to 7,120 kHz.
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11:30 UTC: Starts on 14316 kHz for approx. 30 mins
and then moves down to 7,120 kHz.
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