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Amateur radio, also known as Ham Radio is a two
way radio communication used for public service and recreation. Amateur
radio operators converse with other operators all over the world.
All amateur radio operators must be licensed.
They also serve the community by providing emergency and disaster communications.
Amateur radio operators use several types of transmissions in addition to Voice. While Voice transmissions are the most common.
Other types of communications are frequency modulation (FM) using high quality audio, Radiotelegraphy using Morse code, and single side band (SSB) which is more reliable in less strong signal areas.
Become a Ham - Check out how easy it is to get started.
You can even get a Grant!
Victor C. Clark Youth Incentive Program
ARRL Foundation Scholarship Programs
- New York City ARES
- Nassau County ARES
- Suffolk County ARES
- ARC Emer Comm Service
- Kings County Repeater Assn
- Nassau ARC
- Radio Central ARC
- Larkfield ARC
- Grumman ARC
- Hall of Science ARC
- Long Island Mobile ARC (LIMARC)
- Kings County Radio Club
- Broadcast Employees ARS (BEARS)
- Electchester VHF Club
- 575 Long Island Amateur Radio Simplex Club
- Peconic Amateur Radio Club
- Suffolk County Radio Club
- Brookhaven National Lab ARC
- Wantagh ARC
- Great South Bay ARC
- Nassau County Police ARC
- New York City Metro
- Long Island DX Assoc.
- Regional Emergency Communications & Weather Association
- Long Island & New York State Scanning Information Center
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