Amateur Radio

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Amateur Radio Information

What is Amateur Radio?

Who can be Hams?

How do I become a Ham?

and you can also download the public domain question generator at NZART Question Generator. As a newly licensed Ham you will be able to operate on amateur bands below 5MHz or above 25MHz.
After three months operation and with fifty logged contacts you will be able to operate on all New Zealand amateur bands including those between 5 MHz and 25MHz.

Where do I get more information?

The New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters (Inc.) is a non-profit association of Amateur Radio Operators. NZART has branches and instructors in most of the larger cities and towns. For more information on Amateur Radio and details of a club near
you, check out the NZART website or contact The Business Manager at NZART Headquaters, via email Business Manager

Papakura Radio Club ZL1VK Branch 65

As I am a member of this radio club, if you would like to join our club or you would like more information about the Papakura Radio Club, on who we are etc, you can contact via email ZL1VK our club secretary Ian Ashley ZL1AOX

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Amateur Radio Information

What is Amateur Radio?

Who can be Hams?

How do I become a Ham?

Where do I get more information?

Papakura Radio Club ZL1VK Branch 65

Disclaimer

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Home

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About Me

My Station

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