Events
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Christchurch Amateur Radio Club Ham Cram Weekend
For bookings or questions, contact our Secretary Or come along on a Tuesday night 7pm till late to see what it’s all about.
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Otago Branch Ham Cram Weekend
Otago Branch 30 is planning a Ham Cram weekend on 14th/15th March 2026 at Branch 30 Clubrooms. Thankyou, For further details please contact Alan Walton ZL4QC President Branch 30 NZART Email: t462603@xtra.co.nz
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March 2026 Official Broadcast
The Official broadcast is made on HF on 3900 kHz, LSB at the top end of the 80m band and on the National system as well as some local VHF and UHF repeaters around New Zealand at 8:00 pm (repeated at 9:00 pm)
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Radio Electronics Group Branch Ham Cram Weekend
REG will be hosting two Ham Cram weekends in 2026. Plus they will run up to 4 Exam only sessions as well, therefore Candidates will only get one shot at the exam. Contact Chris Herd: zl2tch@gmail.com or John Lisignoli zl1po@xtra.co.nz
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ANZAC Day AM ZL-VK activity
We (i.e. the SPAM group) hope to have AM stations on-air for ANZAC day in 2026.
We'll probably be on-air from Musick Point with our vintage AM transmitter on 7.125, which is also the Australian AM calling frequency.
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April 2026 Official Broadcast
The Official broadcast is made on HF on 3900 kHz, LSB at the top end of the 80m band and on the National system as well as some local VHF and UHF repeaters around New Zealand at 8:00 pm (repeated at 9:00 pm)
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Christchurch Amateur Radio Club Ham Cram Weekend
For bookings or questions, contact our Secretary Or come along on a Tuesday night 7pm till late to see what it’s all about.
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May 2026 Official Broadcast
The Official broadcast is made on HF on 3900 kHz, LSB at the top end of the 80m band and on the National system as well as some local VHF and UHF repeaters around New Zealand at 8:00 pm (repeated at 9:00 pm)
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June 2026 Official Broadcast
The Official broadcast is made on HF on 3900 kHz, LSB at the top end of the 80m band and on the National system as well as some local VHF and UHF repeaters around New Zealand at 8:00 pm (repeated at 9:00 pm)