Vision - Mission Statement
Updated: 25th May 2023
SARA – Vision - Mission Statements - 2023-2024
Vision
We will continue to promote our core values and bring amateur radio to the residents and visitors to Seychelles.
Core values that represent what it means to be a member of SARA;
Friendship:
Through social gatherings and communication over radio systems here in Seychelles and with the rest of the world you belong to a fraternity of similar minded individuals who seek to acquire additional knowledge and understanding of radio systems with possibly related IT together with other peoples perspectives and experience.
Challenge:
By being involved in projects* that you yourself want to do using objectives and ambitions that you have set yourself, you build your confidence and self esteem.
Community:
By excluding politics and religion from any activities, we avoid confrontation and seek out ways in which we can help each other and the rest of our community. We train so that we can assist with recovering from natural disasters.
Centre of Excellence:
By providing a center of technical excellence for RF systems, we provide a valuable reference point for those seeking assistance in our field of expertise.
Mission
Complete the following;
*Within the confines of the Amateur Radio rules and regulations we self regulate by here in Seychelles.
SARA – Vision - Mission Statements - 2023-2024
Vision
We will continue to promote our core values and bring amateur radio to the residents and visitors to Seychelles.
Core values that represent what it means to be a member of SARA;
Friendship:
Through social gatherings and communication over radio systems here in Seychelles and with the rest of the world you belong to a fraternity of similar minded individuals who seek to acquire additional knowledge and understanding of radio systems with possibly related IT together with other peoples perspectives and experience.
Challenge:
By being involved in projects* that you yourself want to do using objectives and ambitions that you have set yourself, you build your confidence and self esteem.
Community:
By excluding politics and religion from any activities, we avoid confrontation and seek out ways in which we can help each other and the rest of our community. We train so that we can assist with recovering from natural disasters.
Centre of Excellence:
By providing a center of technical excellence for RF systems, we provide a valuable reference point for those seeking assistance in our field of expertise.
Mission
Complete the following;
- Install Rotator, control cable and cable protector plus controller
- Request add-on network card that allows access to the net and remote
access from YASME which was omitted from their packing list. - Install 9,000 BTU aircon and use a ‘pay as you go’ method to cover the
cost of electricity - Experiment with solar support
- Install three more guy wires to the ground
- Install cable tray/or similar to tidy up cables entering the shack
- Erect and tune Optibeam antenna
- YASME donated equipment kit out
- Install toilet with cess pit/soak away
- Foundation and Intermediate training and examinations
- Develop ability to assist with Emergency Comms
- Complete the QDX transceiver project and experiment with antennae that
can be used for DX and NVIS - Consider how to bring funds into the Association e.g. Local
business/Religious group grants, DXpeditions etc. - Every licenced operator ideally should have the following experience;
- set themselves up and used a UHF repeater (portable and mobile)
- worked HF SSB (using the SARA equipment or their own)
- assisted with a DX contest
*Within the confines of the Amateur Radio rules and regulations we self regulate by here in Seychelles.