KERALA AMATEUR RADIO LEAGUE

This was the first organisation to start distance
education course for ASOC examinations. KARL is a non-profit organisation
formed in 1980 devoted to the promotion of Amateur Radio, and now has more
than 175 life members.
The contact address is
P.O. Box 335, Kollam, Kerala 691 001
Phone: 0474-748771
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AMATEUR RADIO
ASSOCIATION
It
is another leading organisation in India which provides technical support to
the newly licensed hams. The person behind this club
(VU2ARD) is
Dr.Ashotosh Singh, VU2IF. He is the
first ham from India who was sent to Antarctica by the Govt. of India during
its 1983-84 expedition. Equipment and journals produced by his club maintains
a professional standard. Name of the ham radio journal published by him is
SPARK. Novice can surely hope to
get technical help from this club which is required to come-on-the air after
getting a ham licence.The popular Transceiver developed by Dr. Ashotosh
(VU2IF) is
ATS-1
(basically meant of voice and morse code communication on 20m short wave
band).
Address:
P.O. Box-4015, New Delhi-17
Telephone: 011-6991881
AMATEUR RADIO
SOCIETY OF INDIA
ARSI is the leading ham
radio organisation in our country instrumental in organising the hams of our
country. ARSI is also the representing body of the odd 15,000 Indian ham radio
operators at International Amateur Radio Union IARU). The Research Wing of
ARSI (Electronics
Research Association) provides technical know-how and assembled ham
radio kits. Name of ARSI journal is "Ham Radio News". ARSI runs a
QSL bureua to handle in-coming &
outgoing QSL cards of Indian hams.
ARSI's QSL Bureau is run by
Sri S.K. Vittal, VU2VIT (Address:
C-6, Hindu Colony, Nanganallur, Madras-600 061)
ARSI Administrative Address:
Amateur Radio Society of India, 4, Kurla Industrial Estate, Ghatkopar,
Mumbai-400 086.
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF HAMS
Indian Institute of HAM (IIH) has brought out a unique Callbook
containing 12,000 callsigns with address, Telephone, e-mail address. The copy
is obtainable at the cost of Rs. 150/- (including postage) by Demand Draft
favouring INDIAN INSTITUTE OF HAMS, Bangalore.
Address:
Indian Institute of Hams,
VU2IIH,
Post Box No. 1927
Bangalore-560 019
Phone: 080-2245718, 6664501
SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF
AMATEUR RADIO
SPAR is another active
organisation which pioneered many ham radio popularization activities. Name of
its journal is "Zero-Beat".
Address:
Society for the Promotion of Amateur
Radio,
Mezzanine Floor, Kannanthanam Chambers,
Valanjambalam,
Cochin-682016.
BHARAT SCOUTS AND GUIDES
HEADQUARTER
BSG is also instrumental in
providing training to their members as well as organising
Jamboree-On-The-Air (JOTA)- an International event held every year
when Children from all over the world are provided to do on-the-air radio
communication through ham radio.
Address:
Puspa Nadkarni, Bharat Scouts and Guides HQ,
16 Ring Road, Indraprastha Estate,
New Delhi-110002.
Phone No.3317724
BANGALORE AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
Bangalore Amateur Radio Club (BARC) is another leading ham radio club
in India. It is one of the most active ham radio clubs in the country which
also brings out a monthly newsletter besides providing various supports to the
ham radio operators as well as the novice. The club was established in 1959.
E-mail addresses of VU2ARC: vu2arc@hotmail.com, rfcom@vsnl.com or vu3icc@qsl.net.
Address:
VU2ARC
Bangalore Amateur Radio Club,
Post Box # 5053, General Post Office,
BANGALORE-560001
HAM RADIO
CLUBS IN INDIA
NATIONAL
INSTITUTE OF AMATEUR RADIO
Address:
National Institute of Amateur Radio,
6-3-1092/93 Raj Bhawan Rd.,
Somajiguda,
Hyderabad-500482.
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