This year’s IOTA team on St. John’s Island: 9V1AZ, Gopal; 9V1AD, Chuck; 9V1AV, JT; 9V1GH, Sanjeev with son Kush; 9V1JO, Johari; 9V1KG, Klaus; 9V1RT, Roland; and Sanjeev. 9V1RB with friend joined as day visitors. Station call sign was 9V1IO.
Thanks to Gopal for the whole organisation; to Haoyuan for letting us use his 7300 with PSU and PAC-12 antenna, Klaus for the Computer, Buddistick, endfed and Keyer, and Roland for the pole and camping trolley.
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Last updated: 2025-01-24
| 9V1AB | Nils Christian Ujma | |
| 9V1AD | Cheuk Yan Au (Chuck) | x |
| 9V1AE | Karthik Raj Nachiappan | x |
| 9V1AI | V. Jayaram | |
| 9V1AK | Matt Ranostay | x |
| 9V1AS | Jeff Yeo | |
| 9V1AT | Andrew Tan | |
| 9V1AV | James Tan Chun Chieh | x |
| 9V1AW | Aaron Wong | x |
| 9V1AX | Kelem Amir | |
| 9V1AY | Mark Barnard | |
| 9V1AZ | Gopalan Vedartham | |
| 9V1BC | Solomon Tan Wei Jie | |
| 9V1BD | Ho Jie Feng | |
| 9V1BG | Achala Darshana Senaranta | |
| 9V1BK | Kenneth Tan Xinrong | x |
| 9V1BM | Sanjeev Gopal | x |
| 9V1BO | Baino Paul | |
| 9V1BX | Samuel (Sam) Lau | x |
| 9V1BZ | Gabriel Gabe | |
| 9V1CB | Dr Yee Ching TOK | x |
| 9V1CE | Kevin W Rogers (KF7TUU) | x |
| 9V1CK | Claus J Karthe | |
| 9V1CV | Choong Sek Yeen | x |
| 9V1CW | Colin J. Paul | |
| 9V1DA | Diego Abas | |
| 9V1DE | Darryl Ee | x |
| 9V1DT | Sampath Kumar Padmanabhan | x |
| 9V1EH | Liu Chang | |
| 9V1EK | Eddy Kok | |
| 9V1EP | Masakazu Namajiri | |
| 9V1FH | Thum Fu Hang | x |
| 9V1FJ | Barry Fletcher | x |
| 9V1FL | Francis Lim | |
| 9V1GH | Sanjeev Gupta | |
| 9V1GZ | Guenter Zwickl | |
| 9V1HF | Koenraad Mouthaan | |
| 9V1HH | Amos Hoe | |
| 9V1HL | Herman Lahey | x |
| 9V1HP | Harish Pillay | |
| 9V1HX | Alvin Siah | x |
| 9V1HY | Haoyuan Chu | |
| 9V1JH | Aaron Pok | |
| 9V1JM | Joey Muncada | |
| 9V1JN | Jothinathan G. S. Sundram | |
| 9V1JO | Johari Osman | |
| 9V1JT | Jose Carlos (JC) Cortez Tupaz | |
| 9V1KA | Amon Saka Kaneko | |
| 9V1KG | Klaus D Goepel | |
| 9V1KM | Kevin Basil Magnus (Mag) | |
| 9V1KT | Kevin Tan | |
| 9V1KV | Kishore Vejju | |
| 9V1LB | Lawbin Ang Wen Law | x |
| 9V1LC | Choong Lee Song | x |
| 9V1LH | Stephan Grensemann | |
| 9V1LW | Chia Lih Wei | x |
| 9V1LX | Mike Easterbrook | |
| 9V1LY | Li Yu | |
| 9V1MJ | Murali S/O Jothinathan | |
| 9V1NM | Mantha Nikhil Bhardwaj | x |
| 9V1OD | Tan Lian Huat | |
| 9V1OG | Rene Atienza Ogie | |
| 9V1PK | Peter Khor | |
| 9V1PP | Andrew Lee | |
| 9V1RB | Ragul Balaji | |
| 9V1RC | Robert Chen | |
| 9V1RF | Ross French | |
| 9V1RK | Robert Kimmel | |
| 9V1RT | Roland Turner | x |
| 9V1SA | Hugh Maison | x |
| 9V1SH | Shuichi Hosokai | x |
| 9V1ST | Tan Hoe Teck | |
| 9V1SV | Azhaga Muthu Siva | |
| 9V1TG | Timothy Goh | |
| 9V1TK | T. Kasahara, Kasa | x |
| 9V1TT | Andrew Hodges | |
| 9V1VV | John Davies | |
| 9V1WP | Sai Wai Phyo | |
| 9V1XB | Patrick Tham | |
| 9V1XX | Kazuhiko Kurita | x |
| 9V1YC | James Brooks | x |
| 9V1YJ | Shigeyoshi Sasaki | x |
| 9V1YL | Sally Woon | x |
| 9V1YP | Chew Lip Heng | |
| 9V1YW | Yingwang Shi | |
| 9V1ZH | Tan Boen-Hian | |
| 9V1ZK | Fred Lee | |
| 9V1ZP | Ziyue Pan | |
| 9V1ZV | Daniel Wee | |
| 9V1ZW | Michael Davidson | |
| 9V1ZY | Loo Zheng Yuan | |
| BG5IMH | Tao Zhu | |
| Assoc. | David Tan Qian Ting | |
| Assoc. | Oshada Rodrigo | |
| Assoc. | Sri Narayan Shukla (VU2SHO) | |
| Assoc. | Alex Voss | |
| Assoc. | Cynch Guevara (Ms.) |
We will have our SARTS Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Jan, 28th, 2021. Due to the pandemic the meeting will be held virtually via Zoom. Members already received the meeting id and passcode via email.
The following have been nominated by the council to serve for the 2021 work year:
Past talks until May 2019 by Jeff, 9V1AS
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The first hams in Singapore came from Britain and they arrive in the 1930s. They were assigned the callsign prefix VS1. Hams in the Federated Malaya States were assigned VS2.
After World War II, several Radio Societies were formed in Malaya. The state of Perak had a society, Selangor had a society and there was the Malayan Amateur Radio Transmitters Society or MARTS.
In 1949, while under the administration of the Federation of Malaya (1948 to 1957), the Singapore Amateur Radio Transmitting Society (SARTS) was formed and registered. SARTS and the other smaller societies were later absorbed into MARTS which was the largest of the radio societies in Malaya.
On 31 August 1957, the Federation of Malaya gained independence from Britain and being a new country, new entity, they were assigned the 9M prefix.
In 1963, Singapore, together with Sarawak and Sabah, became part of the Federation of Malaya, which then became Malaysia. Singapore, being part of Malaysia, was assigned the 9M4 prefix. Sarawak and Sabah were assigned 9M6.
On 9 August 1965, Singapore separated from Malaysia, and we became an independent country. Being another new country, new entity, we were assigned the 9V prefix which is in use till today.
Singapore Hams continued to be part of MARTS until it was decided that it was better for Singapore Hams and Malaysia Hams to have separate societies. The separation was an amicable one.
On 26 August 1968, the present day SARTS was formed. The first president of SARTS was Livin de Souza. The Society continues on till today.
