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Last update 27/05/22

Welcome to the New Plymouth Amateur Radio Club, Branch 27 of NZART – (New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters).  We are a friendly bunch of people who have at least one thing in common – a love of radio.  Everything from communicating locally on VHF or UHF frequencies, or to the world on HF is covered.  Long talks with one person or competitions for the most contacts. Whether you prefer to use a microphone, computer, or the good old dots and dashes on the morse key, we do it all.
Our meetings start off with an interesting talk, an activity, or even something to build and take home.  Visitors welcome.
New members are always welcome, and we can arrange training and examinations to get you on the air.

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Our meeting venue is Taranaki Emergency Management Office (TEMO), 45 Robe Street, New Plymouth.

Taranaki Emergency Management Office (TEMO), 45 Robe Street, New Plymouth.

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Next General Meetings.

  

Tuesday 21st June, 2022.

Meeting held at TEMO starting at 7:30pm

Tuesday 19th July, 2022

Meeting held at TEMO starting at 7:30pm

Past General Meetings | Upcoming General Meetings

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If you have any interesting amateur radio related pictures, stories, QSL cards, etc. that could be included on this site, please email to  [email protected] 

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Up-coming Events.

Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th September 2022

NZART Conference

The annual NZART conference is to be held over the weekend of 10-11 September. The conference has been delayed from the previously announced date in June, and the venue has changed to the Brentwood Hotel, Kilbirnie, Wellington. The format has been shortened slightly to allow travelers to depart on Sunday afternoon. All details can be found at http://nzart-conference.nz/

New Plymouth Junk Sale

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Past Club Events | Upcoming Club Events

Video Amateur Radio – A 21st Century Hobby.

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The ZL Awards Net.

This 80m net is held every night at 9:00pm on 3.677 MHz.  Often the net controller takes no check-ins.  They have been big supporters of our Taranaki Award, so how about supporting them back.  If you are able to get on, go for it.

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