Welcome to the ARRL New Hampshire Section

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Thank You Pete!

Please join me in a hearty thank you to Peter Stohrer for his amazing and selfless dedication to NH Amateur Radio displayed over the past years as ARRL Section Manager! We here in the Granite State were lucky to have Pete lead us and share his professional approach and positive mental attitude with us all.

Thanks Peter!

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Welcome to the ARRL New Hampshire Website

Thank you for your visiting ! The New Hampshire Section of the ARRL strives to be more than just a Ham Radio Resource. We work daily to innovate with new and creative ways to support you, the ARRL member.

Many of our clubs explore fascinating topics, projects, workshops, on-air activities, contests, public service opportunities and outreach to newly licensed hams. We create an exciting and meaningful environment in which our members enjoy the wonder that is Amateur Radio. Most of all, we want every member and guest here to feel the passion that makes our avocation - Radio - so special!

For beginners, our long time members make themselves available to help learn activities like digital operations, contesting, portable operating and more. Even experienced hams can enjoy learning new approaches and it our mission here to share with you new areas of Amateur radio that helps you rediscover the wonder of our first days on the air!

At the core of our value proposition to our fellow citizens, is the emergency communications team at NH-ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Services). Enjoy the camaraderie and the satisfaction of public service and join us at WWW.NH-ARES.ORG.

Please visit us often here to enjoy the magic that is Amateur Radio.

Very 73,

Dennis Markell

N1IMW - ARRL NH Section Manager

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NH Section Updates

Quick Help

  • Reliable equipment can be found:

    Online Retail Sellers

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    Before buying. check out the ARRL Lab reports. As an ARRL member you have access to onjective and scientific evaluations of new and past models from dozens of manufacturers.

  • 1) Join a club! Here at the NH Section website you will find a list of Granite State clubs ready to welcome and mentor you on your amateur radio journey.

    2) Join ARRL. The ARRL is the Nation al Organization for Amateur Radio. Join us as you begin your radio career and “The League” will grow along with you!

  • You will need to visit the FCC Licensing website here for more details. [Here]

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