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Resources for Hams

You've studied hard for your license, and made a sizeable investment on gear to get on the air. So leave the hunt for helpful information to us, and enjoy the airwaves! Below is a compilation of helpful resources for Hams just like yourself.

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Hamfest Planning

Hamfests are an intregal part of what makes Ham Radio exciting. Equipment can be bought or peddled, new and old friends are met, and everyone has a wonderful time. If your group or club is planning a Hamfest, be sure to get it sanctioned by ARRL, which provides you with prizes, handouts and other support! Click here for helpful Hamfest guides, and to sanction your upcoming event.

Looking for a Hamfest in your area? Search for them on the right side of this page!

ARRL Net Directory

Nets, or on-air meetings, take place every day across the country on virtually every Ham band to pass traffic or for socializing. ARRL maintains a list of known nets that can be searched by any Ham. Click here to find out what net awaits you today!

QSL Bureau Information

QSL bureaus bring convenience to sending and receiving QSL cards across the world. The incoming bureau is available for use by all Hams (Click here for more information on the incoming bureau), and the outcoming bureau is available for use by ARRL members (Click here for more information on the outgoing bureau). 73 es gud DX!

ARRL Field Organization Volunteering Opportunities

The ARRL couldn't exist without members and volunteers to make things work at the local level. As a member, you are invited to get involved as an ARRL volunteer to help make your Ham community more enjoyable! Click here to learn of the opportunities.

ARRL Technical Information Service

Got questions about antennas? Interested in running your shack via solar power? Curious about RFI? ARRL maintains an extensive collection of information on a variety of everyday topics encountered in Ham Radio. Click here -- a wealth of information awaits you.

Search for ARRL-affiliated clubs in your area

Search for VE test sessions in your area

Search for Hamfests in your area

Search Ham Radio callsigns

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Repeater Coordination

Congratulations on placing your repeater on the air for Hams to use! Before flipping the switch, be sure to make arrangements with your local frequency coordinator to avoid possible interference issues. Click here to find a repeater coordinator near you.

Renew your License!

Don't let that hard-earned ticket of your expire! Click here to learn how easy your renewal will be, and we'll see you on the air another 10 years!

FCC Part 97 Regulations

Part 97 -- we studied from them, and we live by 'em while on the air! Click here to browse the regulations.

FCC Forms

Renewing your license? Applying for a vanity call? Taking your first Ham exam? Click here for all the FCC forms you'd need.

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Questions / comments to Brian Mileshosky N5ZGT (email address listed at QRZ.com)