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Ham Resources |
Founded in 1914, ARRL is the national association for Amateur Radio in the USA. ARRL members enjoy information, services and benefits for a variety of interests and activities pursued by hams.
ARES
organizes licensed amateurs who have voluntarily registered their qualifications and equipment, with their local ARES leadership, for communications duty in the public service when disaster strikes.
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Winlink is a worldwide radio email service that uses radio pathways where the internet is not present, and is capable of operating completely without the internet.
RadioMail for iOS Winlink client for iPhone/iPad authored by our own club member Georges WH6AZ. RadioMail is a practical solution for accessing Winlink email on your iPhone and iPad. The app allows users to send and receive Winlink emails using telnet or by connecting with modems for over-the-air communication.
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40meter.net - Supporting Ham Radio in The Hawaiian Islands
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How To Become A Ham Radio Operator
Amateurs start their journey by preparing for the Technician Class license. This involves
studying the questions(which are published, along with the correct answers) in the question pool, and/or learn from a study guide or app. There are many good ones available.
Contact Jim NH6HI for the next exam session date/time, and more information.
Register for an FCC CORES account.
Prepare an FCC 605 form, available HERE, but wait to sign it until you are seated for the exam. Appear on time for the exam and ace it!
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