NOTE: The standard hat for the Georgia SSB Association is a mesh back (vented) hat with a black back, black bill and a white front. Black letters are standard for your CALL and FIRST NAME.
Purpose
The
Georgia Single Sideband Association manages and operates statewide amateur radio communications, centered primarily around the Georgia SSB Net.
Key Details & Operations
- Primary Frequency: The Georgia SSB Net operates on 3.975 MHz (on the 75-meter HF band).
- Schedule: They hold daily sessions (typically at 6:30 PM in the winter and 7:30 PM in the summer.
- National Traffic System (NTS): Their net functions as part of the NTS to handle formal message traffic, emergency coordination, and check-ins from amateur radio operators across Georgia.
- Integration: They coordinate with regional resources like the Georgia Section ARRL network operations.
Website
For more information, please visit the Georgia SSB Association website.