Technical Specialty Amateur Radio Clubs
Connect with ham radio operators focused on specific technical interests like digital modes, microwaves, QRP, CW, and more.
Technical specialty clubs bring together amateur radio operators who share a specific interest or mode of operation. These groups often focus on niche areas of ham radio, allowing members to deepen their skills and knowledge in a particular field. Whether it's exploring microwave bands, perfecting Morse code, or coordinating communications for specific activities, these clubs provide a platform for hams to connect and collaborate on shared technical pursuits.
Operators can find clubs dedicated to specific bands, like the Six Meter International Radio Klub (SMIRK) or 10-10 International for 10-meter activity. Other groups focus on particular modes, such as the Straight Key Century Club (SKCC) for CW enthusiasts or the Triangle ATV Association for amateur television. There are also clubs supporting specialized activities like the Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society for maritime communications or the IREF Island Radio Foundation for IOTA expeditions, fostering unique on-air QSOs and antenna projects.
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Ten-Ten International Net, or 10-10 for short, is an organization of amateur radio operators dedicated to maintaining high levels of amateur radio communications on the 10-meter amateur band (28.0-29.7 MHz). -
Off Road Enthusiasts that use Amateur Radio for recreation and public service. -
The Compaq Computer Corporation radio club -
Founded in 2000 by Jim Weidner, K2JXW, the ARLHS is the only society devoted exclusively to Maritime Communications and Ham Radio, Lighthouses and Lightships -
Founded in 2000 by Jim Weidner, K2JXW, a licensed ham operator for over 50 years, the ARLHS is the only society of its kind devoted to Maritime Communications, Ham Radio, Lighthouses, and Lightships. -
Amateur Radio organization specializing in VHF, UHF, and microwave communications. -
FieldComm Association is a Central Virginia amateur radio club focused on emergency communications and technical specialties like digital modes. -
High Speed Telegraphy enthusiasts club established in 1952 -
Official site of the "Italian Naval Old Rhythmers Club", gatehering CW operators from Military Navy and Civil Marine -
Organization created to provide support to IOTA expeditions -
MARC is dedicated to providing safe and reliable two-way radio communications for selected charity events in their respective regions -
The NCVEC is a not-for-profit voluntary association, with membership comprised of the various Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certified Volunteer Examiner Coordinators (VECs). -
Northern Ohio DX Association (NODXA) is a DX club in Cleveland, Ohio, sponsoring a 147.36 MHz repeater, offering awards, and supporting DXpeditions. -
Club dedicate to CW enthusiasts -
Friends keeping in touch via amateur radio and RV's -
SMIRK club news, DX information, content details, and forum for 6 meter operation enthusiasts. -
A group of hams decided to make those wishes come true and founded the Straight Key Century Club - a/k/a SKCC. -
The Triangle ATV Association is an organization of hams in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill NC area who communicate by means of our own personal TV transmitters and receivers. -
Dedicated to Promoting Activity, the State of the Art in Equipment Design, and the Exchange of Ideas and Technology for the Amateur Bands Above 902 MHz -
Assisting applicants in obtaining the various FCC-issued Amateur and Commercial Radio Operator licenses. -
The European CW Association is an organization that hosts European CW CLUBS. Using the Association as a platform, member-clubs may exchange ideas and information, arrange various activities involving mutual participation, and generally co-operate for the benefit of amateur radio CW operation. -
The International Morse Preservation Society FISTS was founded in 1987 by the late Geo Longden, G3ZQS -
A non profit organisation run entirely by volunteers to promote Low Power Radio. -
A non profit organisation run entirely by volunteers to promote Low Power Radio. -
The Launch Information Service and Amateur Television System, a club of Amateur Radio Operators Serving the Kennedy Space Center Community and Visitors -
Narrow-bandwidth Television Association devoted to all aspects of early television. -
The San Bernardino Microwave Society (SBMS) is a non-profit technical organization focused on amateur radio communications above 1 GHz. It provides technical pa -
A group of amateur radio operators who use a specific telegraph key called a sideswiper or cootie key. The sideswiper is a single lever with contacts on both sides, allowing for sending Morse code by pushing the lever in one direction or the other. The group runs informal radio nets to promote the use of this key, and welcomes anyone who uses a sideswiper to join them -
A not-for-profit organization incorporated to promote ham radio operation on the bands above 50 MHz in the southeastern United States. -
The Southeastern VHF Society (SVHFS) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated to promote amateur radio operation on the bands above 50 MHz in the southeastern United States. -
Tesla Radio Club and Museum -
MARAC is a support group for county hunting and mobile activities with members all over the world