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.
Martyn Seay ZL3CK/Mike Patterson VK4MIK
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)
For bookings or questions, contact our Secretary Or come along on a Tuesday night 7pm till late to see what it’s all about.
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)
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)
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)
For bookings or questions, contact our Secretary Or come along on a Tuesday night 7pm till late to see what it’s all about.
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)
Westfest is usually held in Murchison, alternating with Eastfest in Ashburton. This year it will be hosted by the Marlborough branch (with an appropriate title change!) in Blenheim at the vintage car club rooms, Brayshaw Park, 26 Arthur Baker street in Blenheim. Expect a further update around June when we will be asking for speakers.