South African Amateur Radio Development Trust
P O BOX 90438 GARSFONTEIN 0042 SOUTH
AFRICA
EMAIL:
saardt@intekom.co.za
Tel: +27 (0)12 991 4662
OBJECTIVES OF THE TRUST
To promote the Amateur
Radio Service as a national asset
contributing to technology education, self-development and as a
stepping-stone to a career in Electronics and Communication.
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Sundays 10:00 CAT
17660kHz
7205 kHz
7082 kHz
Mondays 18:30 CAT
4895 kHz
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BURSARIES
Bursaries are available for learners and students under 26 years of age to become radio amateurs.
2019
ARRL Handbook in six volume boxed set
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Get details here
2018 Bursary Scheme
SAARDT TONY REUMERMAN BURSARY PROGRAMME 2018
The South African Amateur Radio Development Trust will be offering four bursaries during 2018 for students and learners under 26 years old to study for and write the Class A Radio Amateur Examination. Each bursary is valued at R1000. This will cover the RAE examination fee, cost of the first year license with the balance towards tuition cost. Get application form here
Amateur Radio Projects that need Industry support
The Hammies Amateur Radio Club
A new activity at the South African Radio League National Amateur Radio Centre in Gauteng to train young people to be come radio amateurs.
5 MHZ propagations Research project
The establishment of 5 MHz beacons in various locations in South Africa. Read about the project here
Radio Amateur of the Year Awards
An annual awards programme to recognise Radio Amateurs who have excellent in their support of developing Amateur Radio in South Africa.
The sponsor's name is linked to the awards. Typical sponsorship requirement is R50 000
The Kletskous CubeSat project
SA AMSAT is building a Amateur Radio CubeSat. More details here
SAARDT TONY REUMERMAN BURSARY PROGRAMME
Bursaries to support young people to become Radio Amateurs
To discuss your support of Amateur Radio, call Hans van de Groenendaal on 082 781 4631 0r email him at hans@intekom.co.za