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We Communicate Where Others Cannot
Welcome to Santa Fe ARES!

We are a group of amateur radio operators who enjoy learning, working, and experimenting with communication technologies. We volunteer our expertise and equipment to serve various city and county agencies and Santa Fe City and County Emergency Management in times of emergency. We enjoy practicing our skills at all manor of events from road races to hospital emergency drills.

SFARES Membership Application form: click here.

For information about meetings, activities or membership, or to inquire about ways in which Santa Fe ARES might help your organization, contact Ron Nelson at .

Club Call Sign: W5SAF
Club Simplex Frequency: 147.555 MHz
Santa Fe ARES Group Facebook Page (members only)
Santa Fe Amateur Radio Club


CALENDAR

  • APRIL
  • 15 (Tue): 2000, FM Voice Net; St. Vincent Hospital repeater 147.20 MHz (+600, 162.2) with Pajarito Mountain 145.19 MHz (-600, 162.2) as secondary.
  • 19 (Sat): 1000, Meeting; location TBA
  • MAY
  • 13 (Tue): 2000, FM Voice Net; St. Vincent Hospital repeater 147.20 MHz (+600, 162.2) with Pajarito Mountain 145.19 MHz (-600, 162.2) as secondary.
  • 17 (Sat): 1000, Meeting; location TBA
  • 17-18 (Sat-Sun): Gravelon & Santa Fe Century
  • JUNE
  • 17 (Tue): 2000, FM Voice Net; St. Vincent Hospital repeater 147.20 MHz (+600, 162.2) with Pajarito Mountain 145.19 MHz (-600, 162.2) as secondary.
  • 21 (Sat): 1000, Meeting; location TBA
  • 28 (Sat): ARRL Field Day

Meetings

Meetings are on the third Saturday of each month.  

Voice Net

The Santa Fe ARES voice net takes place at 8:00 PM MT on the Tuesday prior to the third Saturday of the month. A number of local 2-meter repeaters are available, and typically used for the net. The repeater choice is determined by the Net Control operator and if they can access the repeater.

  • 146.820 MHz (-600, 162.2) - Tesuque Peak
  • 147.200 MHz (+600, 162.2) - St. Vincent's Hospital
  • 147.300 MHz (+600, 162.2) - Elk Mt.
  • 442.825 MHz (+5, 131.8) - Tesuque Peak (UHF linking frequency for TESLINK)
  • 146.760 MHz (-600, 67.0) - San Antonio Mt.
    • Net control volunteers needed: more information

    New Mexico ARRL Section Nets and Frequencies

    Click Here, Quick reference to all New Mexico ham radio club activities.

    SFARES, Inc.

    SFARES Inc., a separate and distinct organization from Santa Fe ARES, was organized exclusively for charitable, educational and scientific purposes, including the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code, and is perpetually dedicated to support the Santa Fe County Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES) group. Bylaws