
The ham spirit, often referred to as the essence of amateur radio, encapsulates a set of values and principles that guide the behavior and interactions of radio amateurs worldwide. It’s a culture characterized by friendliness, cooperation, respect, continuous learning, and public service. At its core, the ham spirit fosters a sense of camaraderie and inclusivity, welcoming individuals from diverse backgrounds and perspectives into the world of amateur radio.
Upcoming Events:
Join us for the following nets:
Land of Living Skies Net
Monday to Friday at 9:00 pm (0300 UTC)
Every Saturday
Everything Net - 4:00 pm (2200 UTC)
Every Sunday
TransCanada Net - 11:00 am (1700 UTC)
Parkland Chit Chat - 8:00 pm (0200 UTC)
Caribou Net - Daily 5:30 pm (2330 UTC)
Cross Canada IRLP Net - Wednesday 9AM (1500 UTC)
Benjamin Franklin
SASKWARN is a project initiated by passionate amateur radio operators dedicated to expanding the reach and accessibility of amateur radio communication. We aim to provide reliable and efficient networks for communication enthusiasts to connect, share knowledge, and engage in the exciting world of amateur radio.
Our vision is to create robust and interconnected networks of repeaters, remote bases and Voip links to amateur radio clubs and operators from different regions of Saskatchewan and beyond. By leveraging technology and collaboration, we strive to enhance the amateur radio experience, promote education, and contribute to emergency communication readiness.
Connectivity: Establishing seamless communication links between amateur radio clubs and operators across Saskatchewan and beyond.
We are proud to announce the collaboration between the Parkland Amateur Radio Club and other local Amateur Radio Clubs and individuals as the inaugural partners of SASKWARN. Together, we are laying the foundation for networks that will benefit amateur radio operators and clubs throughout Saskatchewan and beyond.
Whether you’re an experienced amateur radio operator or just starting your journey in the world of ham radio, there’s a place for you in SASKWARN. Join us in building a stronger, more connected amateur radio community in Saskatchewan and beyond.
We can be accessed on multiple platforms
IRLP REFLECTOR 9300 & ECHOLINK VE5HAW - R
Courtesy of the PARKLAND AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
ALLSTAR 512333 , ECHOLINK VE5DR-R, BRANDMEISTER TG30252
Courtesy of Rob - VE5AAS
DVSWITCH for ANDROID and REPEATERPHONE for IOS apps and ECHOLINK also give you access to the systems.
You will need to register with ALLSTARLINK and Radioid
DMR REGISTRATION - How to
https://www.radioid.net/register
https://youtu.be/i00l2Zi7WQo?si=-lBBKcVKDPx7WNso
https://youtu.be/o73BPhBeMIg?si=ue8QBsBWFFKREtX8
ALLSTAR REGISTRATION - How to
https://www.allstarlink.org/portal/register.php
https://youtu.be/L-XDlahGiTE?si=GEz0ew5F83D0ILgm
https://youtu.be/UXJq_6pshHU?si=v2JHs5QyQyzQEnlu
ECHOLINK REGISTRATION - How to























Some great newsletters produced by some great ham clubs and groups. Also, some scripts for CANWARN activation and misc. documents.
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