As an NZART member you support the ranks of thousands of other ham radio enthusiasts shaping the Amateur Radio service today. If you consider yourself an active ham… you need NZART now. If you are not presently an active ham… let NZART help you.
As a member of the NZART, for as little as $99.00 per year, here are some of the benefits you will enjoy:
• Break-In Magazine – your bi-monthly membership journal
• Online Services –
• Email forwarding
• E-Newsletters – delivered to your inbox
• A voice in the affairs of NZART and ham radio through locally associated clubs
• Emergency Communication Services
• Technical and Regulatory Information Services
• Operating Awards
• Outgoing Foreign QSL Service
• Plus much more!
Take the next step in being an active participant in the future of ham radio. Join the NZART today!
As a FREE service we have provided a sample PDF of Break-In for you to download and read – January/February 2016 issue!
Power Line Noise MFJ-5008 ULTRA-SONIC RECEIVER W/PARABOLIC REFLECTOR, 18~DIAHF and VHF operation can be affected by noise on the bands which mak... Read more
A completely rebuilt digital QST app for the Android platform now is available from publisher Nxtbook Media, which responded to readers’ frustrations... Read more
The organizer of contest is the Russian Digital Radio Club. The Russian contest on radio short waves communications Russian WW PSK Contest by using th... Read more
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Danish Ham-Cyclist Thomas Andersen, OZ1AA, now is in North Africa and expects to be in Europe soon, on the last leg of his “Cycling the Globe“ bicycle... Read more
“As ham radio operators, we’re always looking for a way to save a buck. I’ll frequently dig through a free bin of part, hoping to scavenge somet... Read more
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Finding Annoying Power Line Noise – Ham Radio
Updated Android Digital QST App Now Available
Russian WW PSK Contest
Diamond HFV-5 – 5-Band (40/20/15/10/6) Limited Space Trapped Dipole
Danish Ham-Cyclist Soon to be in Europe and Heading Home
Using RG-59 or RG-6 CATV cable with an amateur radio antenna
