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The Playground Amateur Radio Club has be in service to the Northwest Florida Panhandle since 1951. The team in Fort Walton Beach Florida sponsors and hosts multiple events, contests, Hamfests, Swapmeets, meetings, nets and technical instruction and assistance.

The Northland Antique Radio Club is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We were founded in 1986. We have multiple indoor and outdoor events. Our main events are an auction and outdoor swap meet in May and an indoor swap meet in October each year. We also have a technical program in February.

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.

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!

Over 15 years of field experience informs the product selection at Hamshop South Africa, focusing on gear that performs reliably in diverse outdoor environments. The shop emphasizes purpose-built equipment, including proven coax assemblies and robust masts, all designed to meet the unique demands of portable operations across the region. Every item is curated to ensure durability and functionality for activations in parks, on summits, or during rapid field deployments. The inventory is specifically tailored for the South African amateur radio community, prioritizing portability and ruggedness. This ensures operators have access to gear that can withstand challenging conditions, from dry bushveld to coastal humidity, without compromising performance. Products are selected based on their ability to support effective and enjoyable amateur radio activities in various outdoor settings, reflecting a deep understanding of what works in the field.

Learn about North Carolina Packet Voice nets and NCPACKET YouTube videos. Get your NCPACKET Callsign Badge to wear at ham club meetings and hamfests. Explore Hamfest Photos and NCPacket news. Discover the North Carolina TARPN Nodes mission statement and the benefits of being off the grid. Find out why TARPN is a great option and compare it with Winlink, APRS, ARES, and MARS. Learn how to build the NCPACKET network, including information on repeater sites and other key components.

NCPACKET is a club whose mission is to create a social media network in North Carolina and adjoining counties and whose network is Internet free, and based on TARPN technology. The NCPACKET project was started in 2014 and the NCPACKET group was started in 2019. NCPACKET meets at restaurants throughout the networked regions. See the website for maps and callsigns of people who could help you get started in the project.

With the reputation of being the most active amateur radio club in Hampshire, we support enthusiasts, experienced and new, with monthly meetings and summer field events. Free to visit!

Home of the Chester & District Radio Society. We meet weekly throughout the year with a full programme of lectures/events and activities. Our call is G5CH

The Lancaster & Fairfield County Amateur Radio Club is a general interest amateur radio group that offers monthly licensing exams, emergency communication activities, and social gatherings. They meet on the first Saturday of each month at 10:00 am at the Fairfield County Emergency Management and Homeland Security in Lancaster, Ohio. Meetings are public and welcome anyone interested in amateur radio, electronics, and emergency communications.