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Cherokee Amateur Radio Society WX4CAR

About Us

The official website for Cherokee ARES is

www.cherokee-ares.org

For the most current information you can refer to this page or our Facebook page.

On Facebook, search for Cherokee ARES

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We are an ARES team located in Cherokee County, which is in North Georgia. One of the primary responsibilities of the Amateur Radio Service, as established by Part 97 of the Federal Communications Commission’s regulations, is the performance of public service communications for the general public, particularly in times of emergency when normal communications are not available. To that end, the Cherokee County Georgia Amateur Radio Emergency Service members, under the oversight of the American Radio Relay League, will equip themselves and train to provide communications as a direct service to the general public through government and relief agencies of Cherokee County Georgia, the State of Georgia, and Federal Agencies when requested by those agencies.


FORMS:

These are forms for registration for ARES (FSD-98) and RACES. These are sent to Rob Bruderer - W1JKU
cherokee_ares_fsd98.pdf
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cherokee_races_registration.pdf
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Frequencies:

Primary
WA4EOC - 443.075 (+) PL 107.2 Pine Log Mtn. Waleska
Backup Repeaters
First: KG4VUB - 145.270 (-) PL 100 Pine Log Mtn. Waleska

Simplex Frequency
147.585
MHz


Emergency Coordinator: Rob Bruderer - W1JKU

Nets:

Weekly ARES Training Nets are every Monday at 8pm on the 443.075 MHz repeater.

Meetings:

The Cherokee Amateur Radio Emergency Service Group meets with the Cherokee Amateur Radio Society at 10am, second Saturday of each month.

Our meetings are held at the The William G. Long Senior Center in Woodstock, GA
Address:
223 Arnold Mill Road
Woodstock, Georgia 30188

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