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TRAINING:

Foundation Licence Training Course

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Foundation Course info.

Foundation Tutor CDs available

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Events/Meetings/ Visits

2009:

21 November - Saturday Afternoon Group - 12:30pm

30 November & 1 December - Foundation Licence Course - 7pm

2 December - End of Year BYO BBQ - 12noon till late

5 December - Saturday Afternoon Group - 12:30pm

7 December - Foundation & Other Licence Assessment Session - 7pm

9 December - ATV Experimenters Nights - 7:30pm

12 December - Saturday Afternoon Group - 12:30pm

16 December - ATV Experimenters Nights - 7:30pm

23 December - ATV Experimenters Nights - 7:30pm


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Welcome to the website of the 
Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmanian Inc.

On way - 288km NLOS Optical Record Set
27th October 2009

Report

From VK7JG & VK7KPG on Mt Horror (VK7)
to VK7MO on Mt Liptrap (VK3).

Photo by VK7TW - Mt Horror in Fog


The Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmania's objects and purposes include:

  • for the association of persons interested in and for the encouragement and development of radio communication and electronics in all its modes;

  • to encourage, assist and educate all persons interested in all aspects of amateur radio and allied techniques with special reference to licensed radio amateurs and to promote the extension of interest and participation in such pursuits;

  • participation in activities using radio communication equipment and techniques within the terms of amateur licensing as amended from time to time;

Club priorities can be found here.

Members of the club come from all walks of life and we meet to share a common interest in experimental radio communications and electronic experimentation.

We are proudly affiliated with the Wireless Institute of Australia.

We meet regularly in our clubrooms which are the former OTC Wireless Station on the Queen's Domain, Hobart. See the Events page for details. You are welcome to come along whether you are a member or not.

To join REAST Inc. you will need to complete a Membership Form. REAST has 150 members. Existing members will need to complete a Renewal Form. Family memberships are now available for a greatly reduced fee. Membership information can be found here.

We run regular training courses for Foundation, Standard and Advanced amateur radio licences.

Do you have some feedback for the club? Then please email:

REAST has a strategic partnership with the Tasmanian Smallcraft Marine Radio Group and TSMRG can control and operate the Coast Radio Hobart marine network from the Queen's Domain clubrooms.

There is an active WICEN group in Southern Tasmania who assist with the communication in events such as Targa Tasmania tarmac rally.

Our rules are available here .


Current DX Activity:

Courtesy of DXWATCH.COM


 

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