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Derby and district amateur radio society

A Radio Society of Great Britain affiliated club. GS3BSQ GM3BSQ

Iraqi amateur radio society

The White Rose Amateur Radio Society website provides information on amateur radio activities in Leeds and West Yorkshire, including details on meetings and membership. Contact details for the membership secretary are also available.

The Western Washington Amateur Television Society (WWATS) is a group of amateur radio operators in the Puget Sound area with a common interest in amateur television

The Gisborne Amateur Radio Club is an Incorporated Society, Number 258284, is registered as a charitable group and is also Branch 11 of the New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters Incorporated

Scottish ham radio society

The Oeland Island Amateur Radio Society - Sweden

The Syrian Scientific Technical Amateur Radio Society.

KARS Keighley amateur radio society

The Radio Society of Tucson (RST) is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that focuses on Communications For All by actively supporting a variety of Amateur Radio activities which are of interest by its members.

The Tararua Amateur Radio Club, Branch 06 of the New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters (NZART) is an incorporated society for Radio Amateurs and interested persons.

Hong Kong Amateur Radio Transmitting Society

A well established club operating under the call sign of the late Tom St. Johnstone (G6UT)

The Coulsdon Amateur Transmitting Society (CATS) website provides information on meeting schedules and an informational flyer. The content is concise and objective, catering to radio amateurs and technical users.

KARS was founded in January 2008 and has grown from strength to strength

The Mansfield Amateur Radio Society brings together people interested in Amateur Radio

Membership of our society is open to employees of British railway companies and railway enthusiasts who have an interest in any facet of amateur radio

The Newbury and District Amateur Radio Society (NADARS), operating under the callsign G5XV, details its extensive history spanning **104 years** and its operational activities. The resource outlines regular monthly meetings held at Acland Hall, Hermitage Rd, Cold Ash, RG18 9JH, typically featuring informal lectures on radio-related topics. It also highlights the club's engagement in various social and radio events, including participation in contests such as _IOTA_ and _NFD_. NADARS maintains regular daily nets on both 2M and HF bands, providing specific details for members to join. A significant annual event is the Newbury Radio Rally, hosted each summer at the Newbury Showground, which attracts visitors nationwide and features radio and computing sales, club stands, and live demonstration stations. Information on upcoming events, including the next Newbury Radio Rally scheduled for July 5th, 2026, is also provided.

Gloucester amateur radio and electronics society

A premier club that brings out the very best in Amateur Radio around the Sheffield area

SADARD Radio Club

This is the website of the Meirion Amateur Radio Society, based in gwynedd north wales

Qatar Amateur Radio Society

Branch 48 NZART

Echelford amateur radio society is based in ashford, middlesex, uk. has about 80 members.

G3ztt mid cheshire amateur radio society, cheshire uk

University of Bristol Amateur Radio Society

Risca and District Amateur Radio Society Tredegar Terrace Risca Nr Newport

The TCARES membership provides communications assistance with fires, floods, search & rescue, and health & welfare message assistance to the Red Cross, without pay, using their own equipment, usually in twelve hour shifts.

An ARRL Special Service Club. Meets every Tuesday at Portland Senior Center, 7 Waverly Ave., Portland, CT 06480

Ogemaw Arenac Amateur Radio Society located in the United States in northern Michigan

Raleigh amateur radio society host the North Carolina QSO Party

The West of Scotland Amateur Radio Society (Glasgow) established in May 1970

1-watt 17-meter cw transmitter that was originally done about 10 years ago as a club project for RAMS, the Radio Amateur Megacycle Society. It uses a VXO, rather novel at the time. It also uses a bandpass filter at the output rather than the usual lowpass

Dedicated to improving the skills of amateur radio operators around the world, utilizing education, competition, advancement of technology and scientific research, promoting international friendship and goodwill, and preparing them to better serve society in times of communication need.

The WSSM Emergency Communications Team serves the Cumberland County Emergency Management Agency (CCEMA), and the community in general, by providing emergency communications assistance, conducting programs and training, promoting radio knowledge, fraternalism, and individual operating efficiency, and to conduct activities as to advance the general interest and welfare of Amateur Radio as a viable and efficient means of communications support.

The Central States VHF Society, Inc. (CSVHFS) is a not-for-profit organization chartered in the state of Missouri. It was begun in the mid-1960s to foster amateur radio operation on the bands above 50 MHz.

Mid Sussex ARS is an RSGB-affiliated club and meets at its headquarters in Burgess Hill on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month. They organize various activities ranging from talks by members or guest speakers, evenings on the air using their shack's latest SDR equipment, training evenings and used equipment sales. As well as scheduled club nights, they run many outdoor activities throughout the year, including direction-finding contests, town days, social evenings and Special Event Stations. They even have their own free online training academy!

Accessing the official Estonian amateur radio call sign database is facilitated through this resource, which offers a direct search utility for **ERAU** registered licensees. Users can input a call sign to retrieve associated public information, ensuring accurate identification of Estonian stations. The system directly queries the national amateur radio society's records, providing real-time data on active **ES-prefix** operators. This utility is distinct from global callbook services, focusing exclusively on Estonian amateur radio operators. It serves as a primary source for verifying call sign authenticity and operator details within the country's regulatory framework. The interface is streamlined for quick lookups, making it efficient for DXers and contesters targeting Estonian entities. The resource's direct integration with the Estonian Radio Amateurs Union (ERAU) database ensures the presented information is current and authoritative, reflecting the latest licensing status and operator details for the amateur radio community.

The East Pasco Amateur Radio Society is located in Dade City, Florida and also serves the eastern Pasco communities of Lacoochee, Saint Leo, San Antonio, Wesley Chapel, Zephyrhills as well as communities outside Pasco County like Brooksville and North Tampa.

The Easton Amateur Radio Society (EARS), founded in January 1965, supports Amateur Radio operators on Maryland's Eastern Shore by promoting knowledge sharing, training, community service, and fellowship.

RARS: Raleigh Amateur Radio Society meets monthly and has several regularly scheduled non-meetings. RARS has several repeaters, a large hamfest, field day participation, and many other activities.

The Texas DX Society, founded in 1970, is a non-profit organization of radio amateurs in Houston, Texas who have a primary interest in DX chasing and contest operating on HF, VHF, and UHF.

Operating an **Echolink** gateway on the 4-meter band presents unique opportunities for extending VHF communications, as demonstrated by the EI4FMG node. Situated at Fieldstown, Monasterboice, this gateway provides coverage across a significant portion of Ireland's east coast, leveraging a Tait TM8100 radio and an EI4JR Echolink interface logic. My own experience with similar setups confirms the importance of strategic site selection for maximizing reach, particularly with a 122-meter elevation above sea level. Access to the EI4FMG gateway, identified by node 57006, requires a **CTCSS** tone of 88.5 Hz, a standard practice for managing access and minimizing interference on shared frequencies. The system transmits with 15 watts of power and utilizes a Sigma CAT70 @5MAGL antenna, a configuration well-suited for regional VHF coverage. The gateway also features an auto-ID every 8 minutes, ensuring compliance and clear station identification. Users can interact with the gateway using various DTMF commands, allowing for connections to specific nodes, random repeater/link or conference nodes, and managing disconnections. These functionalities streamline the process of linking into the broader Echolink network, enabling local VHF operators to communicate globally through the internet backbone.

Maltby & District Amateur Radio Society based in South Yorkshire England