Become an Amateur Radio Operator
The Manawatu Amateur Radio Society is running 11 weekly beginners classes starting in May culminating in a weekend activity in August where participants can sit their Amateur Radio Operators Certificate which consists of 60 multi-choice questions. Amateur Radio is now a fast growing field of communications which encompasses tradition radio communications through to computer based digital, micro-computers and satellite communications - there is something for everyone interested in electronics, communications and technology in general. If you or anyone you know is interested contact us on newham@zl2ko.org.nz
Beginners classes will be broadcast over Zoom for those who can't make the 2 hour evening classes
Warren Crawley ZL2FE
Convener and President
Manawatu Amateur Radio Society
What is Amateur Radio and Beginners Classes 2021.pdf Download View
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