Amateur radio club
Dive into the fascinating world of amateur radio with the Amateur Radio Club! Whether you're passionate about transmitting, electronics, or cutting-edge computer tech, our club offers a vibrant programme to fuel your interests. With access to HF and VHF gear at our clubrooms, members can explore and experiment to their heart’s content. Plus, we host licensing exams for aspiring radio enthusiasts after completing online courses. Join our community of hobbyists and tech lovers in New Zealand to connect, learn, and grow your skills in amateur radio today!
Welcome to the Amateur Radio Club
Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of amateur radio with the Amateur Radio Club, a passionate community dedicated to exploring the wonders of radio communication and technology. Our club offers a varied and engaging programme that caters to enthusiasts of all levels, whether you're a seasoned operator or just starting out. From amateur radio transmitting to delving into the intricacies of electronics and computer systems, there’s something for everyone. Our clubrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art HF and VHF gear, providing members with hands-on opportunities to experiment and connect over the airwaves.
Our Local Hub for Radio Enthusiasts
Here in New Zealand, the Amateur Radio Club serves as a welcoming space for hobbyists and tech lovers to come together. While specific location details aren’t available, we pride ourselves on being a local gathering point for those intrigued by the science and art of radio communication. Our club is deeply rooted in the spirit of Kiwi innovation, fostering a sense of camaraderie among members who share a passion for electronics and radio technology. No matter where you’re based in the country, our community is eager to connect with like-minded individuals.
Learn and Grow with Us
One of the standout features of the Amateur Radio Club is the opportunity to study for an amateur radio course online, making learning accessible and convenient. However, for those ready to take the next step, our club hosts licensing exams right at our clubrooms. This ensures that aspiring operators can complete their journey to becoming fully licensed amateurs in a supportive environment. We’re committed to helping members achieve their goals, whether it’s mastering radio transmitting or gaining a deeper understanding of electronic systems.
Join Our Community
Becoming a member of the Amateur Radio Club opens the door to a world of discovery and connection. Our diverse programme ensures there’s always something new to explore, from experimenting with cutting-edge tech to sharing tips and tricks with fellow enthusiasts. As a hub for amateur radio in New Zealand, we’re passionate about building a strong network of individuals who are excited to push the boundaries of what’s possible in this field. If you’re curious about radio communication or electronics, our club is the perfect place to start or expand your journey.
Upcoming Events
Wed 19 Nov
01:00 pmAmateur Radio Social Meetup in Whangārei
📻 Join us every Wednesday at the Amateur Radio Club-rooms in Whangārei's Heritage Park for our weekly social meetup! Whether you're a seasoned ham operator or just curious about amateur radio, this is your chance to explore this fascinating hobby.Event Details: ⏰ Time: Every Wednesday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 📍 Location: Amateur Radio Club-rooms, Heritage Park, State Highway 14, Maunu, Whangārei 💰 Entry: Gold coin donation for refreshments ☕ Includes: Tea, coffee, and biscuits What to Expect: Hands-on experience with modern transceivers Friendly chat with experienced operators Opportunity to ask questions and learn Casual, welcoming environment Contact Information: Allan Walker Phone: 09 435 1413 Email: nedq@xtra.co.nz About Amateur Radio in New ZealandAmateur radio, also known as ham radio, has been a beloved hobby in New Zealand for over a century. It's a unique blend of technology, communication, and community that allows operators to connect with people across the country and around the world.Amateur radio operators play a crucial role in emergency communications during natural disasters, providing backup communication when conventional systems fail. In New Zealand, where natural disasters can isolate communities, ham radio operators are an essential part of our emergency response network.The hobby encompasses various activities, including: DXing (making long-distance contacts) Satellite communications Digital modes operation Contest participation Emergency communications training New Zealand amateur radio operators are licensed by Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) and must pass an examination to receive their callsign. The hobby continues to evolve with technology, incorporating modern digital modes while maintaining traditional operating practices.
Maunu, Whangārei, Northland
Wed 26 Nov
01:00 pmAmateur Radio Social Meetup in Whangārei
📻 Join us every Wednesday at the Amateur Radio Club-rooms in Whangārei's Heritage Park for our weekly social meetup! Whether you're a seasoned ham operator or just curious about amateur radio, this is your chance to explore this fascinating hobby.Event Details: ⏰ Time: Every Wednesday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 📍 Location: Amateur Radio Club-rooms, Heritage Park, State Highway 14, Maunu, Whangārei 💰 Entry: Gold coin donation for refreshments ☕ Includes: Tea, coffee, and biscuits What to Expect: Hands-on experience with modern transceivers Friendly chat with experienced operators Opportunity to ask questions and learn Casual, welcoming environment Contact Information: Allan Walker Phone: 09 435 1413 Email: nedq@xtra.co.nz About Amateur Radio in New ZealandAmateur radio, also known as ham radio, has been a beloved hobby in New Zealand for over a century. It's a unique blend of technology, communication, and community that allows operators to connect with people across the country and around the world.Amateur radio operators play a crucial role in emergency communications during natural disasters, providing backup communication when conventional systems fail. In New Zealand, where natural disasters can isolate communities, ham radio operators are an essential part of our emergency response network.The hobby encompasses various activities, including: DXing (making long-distance contacts) Satellite communications Digital modes operation Contest participation Emergency communications training New Zealand amateur radio operators are licensed by Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) and must pass an examination to receive their callsign. The hobby continues to evolve with technology, incorporating modern digital modes while maintaining traditional operating practices.
Maunu, Whangārei, Northland
Wed 03 Dec
01:00 pmAmateur Radio Social Meetup in Whangārei
📻 Join us every Wednesday at the Amateur Radio Club-rooms in Whangārei's Heritage Park for our weekly social meetup! Whether you're a seasoned ham operator or just curious about amateur radio, this is your chance to explore this fascinating hobby.Event Details: ⏰ Time: Every Wednesday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 📍 Location: Amateur Radio Club-rooms, Heritage Park, State Highway 14, Maunu, Whangārei 💰 Entry: Gold coin donation for refreshments ☕ Includes: Tea, coffee, and biscuits What to Expect: Hands-on experience with modern transceivers Friendly chat with experienced operators Opportunity to ask questions and learn Casual, welcoming environment Contact Information: Allan Walker Phone: 09 435 1413 Email: nedq@xtra.co.nz About Amateur Radio in New ZealandAmateur radio, also known as ham radio, has been a beloved hobby in New Zealand for over a century. It's a unique blend of technology, communication, and community that allows operators to connect with people across the country and around the world.Amateur radio operators play a crucial role in emergency communications during natural disasters, providing backup communication when conventional systems fail. In New Zealand, where natural disasters can isolate communities, ham radio operators are an essential part of our emergency response network.The hobby encompasses various activities, including: DXing (making long-distance contacts) Satellite communications Digital modes operation Contest participation Emergency communications training New Zealand amateur radio operators are licensed by Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) and must pass an examination to receive their callsign. The hobby continues to evolve with technology, incorporating modern digital modes while maintaining traditional operating practices.
Maunu, Whangārei, Northland
Wed 03 Dec
07:30 pmAmateur Radio Meetup Whangārei | HAM Social
📻 Amateur Radio Meetup Whangārei | Monthly HAM SocialCalling all radio enthusiasts! Join us for our monthly Amateur Radio gathering at the Heritage Park Club-rooms in Whangārei. Each session combines community connection, learning, and shared passion for HAM radio.Event Details: 📅 First Wednesday of every month ⏰ 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM 📍 Amateur Radio Club-rooms, Heritage Park, State Highway 14, Maunu, Whangārei What to Expect: Brief business session Guest speaker presentation on Amateur Radio and related topics Social networking with fellow radio enthusiasts Tea, coffee, and treats (gold coin donation appreciated) Entry: Free attendance (Koha appreciated for refreshments)Bookings: No registration required - just turn up!Contact Details:Allan WalkerPhone: 09 435 1413Email: nedq@xtra.co.nzAbout Amateur Radio in New ZealandAmateur Radio, often called HAM radio, has been a vibrant part of New Zealand's communications landscape for over a century. This hobby combines technical skill, community service, and global connection, making it particularly relevant in our geographically isolated nation.HAM radio operators in New Zealand play a crucial role in emergency communications, especially during natural disasters when conventional communications might fail. The hobby has evolved with technology, now incorporating digital modes alongside traditional voice and Morse code communications.Monthly meetups like this one in Whangārei provide essential networking opportunities for both newcomers and experienced operators. These gatherings help maintain the strong amateur radio community in Northland and contribute to the ongoing development of radio communication skills and knowledge.Whether you're a licensed operator or simply curious about amateur radio, these monthly sessions offer valuable insights into this fascinating hobby that combines technical expertise with global community engagement.
Maunu, Whangārei, Northland
Wed 10 Dec
01:00 pmAmateur Radio Social Meetup in Whangārei
📻 Join us every Wednesday at the Amateur Radio Club-rooms in Whangārei's Heritage Park for our weekly social meetup! Whether you're a seasoned ham operator or just curious about amateur radio, this is your chance to explore this fascinating hobby.Event Details: ⏰ Time: Every Wednesday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 📍 Location: Amateur Radio Club-rooms, Heritage Park, State Highway 14, Maunu, Whangārei 💰 Entry: Gold coin donation for refreshments ☕ Includes: Tea, coffee, and biscuits What to Expect: Hands-on experience with modern transceivers Friendly chat with experienced operators Opportunity to ask questions and learn Casual, welcoming environment Contact Information: Allan Walker Phone: 09 435 1413 Email: nedq@xtra.co.nz About Amateur Radio in New ZealandAmateur radio, also known as ham radio, has been a beloved hobby in New Zealand for over a century. It's a unique blend of technology, communication, and community that allows operators to connect with people across the country and around the world.Amateur radio operators play a crucial role in emergency communications during natural disasters, providing backup communication when conventional systems fail. In New Zealand, where natural disasters can isolate communities, ham radio operators are an essential part of our emergency response network.The hobby encompasses various activities, including: DXing (making long-distance contacts) Satellite communications Digital modes operation Contest participation Emergency communications training New Zealand amateur radio operators are licensed by Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) and must pass an examination to receive their callsign. The hobby continues to evolve with technology, incorporating modern digital modes while maintaining traditional operating practices.
Maunu, Whangārei, Northland
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