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Amateur radio Awards
Amateur radio long distance communications (DX)
Amateur radio on The International Space Station (ARISS)
Amateur Radio Direction Finding (ARDF) in NZ
Amateur Radio Direction Finding (ARDF) Wikipedia
Amateur Television (ATV) in NZ
Amplitude Modulation (Society for the preservation of Amplitude Modulation – SPAM)
Automatic Position Reporting System (APRS)
Band planing – Organisation of the frequencies that amateur radio operators use
Branches are groups of amateur radio operators
Break–In is a bi–monthly magazine sent to all members of the amateur radio association NZART
Conferences are held annually for amateur radio operators
Contesting
CW – Continuous Wave (Morse)
Digital Modes
Digital Modes: DX Cluster
DX or Long Distance Amateur Radio Communication
Emergency Communications
InfoLine is a newsletter about amateur radio matters, sent via e-mail to anyone that subscribes
JOTA – Jamboree On The Air where amateur radio operators help scouts and guides to talk to each other world wide
Official Broadcast is a radio broadcast, done monthly, in which reports on amateur radio and related matters are given on amateur radio frequencies

NZART is the amateur radio operators association
Old Timers’ Club – New Zealand OTC is a group of amateur radio operators that have had their operating certificate for more than 25 years
Public Service – Amateur Radio Emergency Communications
QSL is confirming an amateur radio operator's radio contact by sending a card to each other
Radioscience Education Trust––NZART
Repeater maps – These maps show the types of repeater available to amateur radio operators and its location within NZ
Radio Waves are hands–on experiments and demonstrations about the propagation of radio waves
Satellites – amateur radio and satellites (AMSAT)
KIWISAT Satellites in New Zealand (AMSAT-ZL)
Secret–listening –– You can build your own radio receiver (PDF)
Society for the preservation of amplitude modulation (SPAM)
VHF and Above: Auckland VHF Group (Brch 66)
VHF and Above: Waikato VHF Group (Brch 81)
VHF and Above: Wellington VHF Group (Brch 74)
VHF and Above Records – NZ and WW
Women Amateur Radio Operators (WARO)
Young Amateurs of New Zealand (YANZ)
Other Links

Amateur Radio in New Zealand
One of the things about Amateur Radio is that there are many different facets to it. Many hams specialise in a small number of these that interest them in particular, but there are many others that others also find of interest.

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NZART Activities––Amateur Radio Activities