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Ham Bootcamp to Feature Virtual Demonstrations and Tutorials

Nashua Area Radio Society will be hosting Ham Bootcamp May 10th. The event is designed to provide demonstrations and tutorials to help new hams build a station and get on the air. Topics will include VHF equipment and activities, FT8, emergency communications, and operating via satellites.

Ham Bootcamp includes a series of demonstrations and tutorials designed to help newly licensed Technician, General, and Extra class license holders get on the air and use their amateur radio license. Bootcamp is also a great opportunity for prospective Hams who are interested in seeing what the hobby has to offer.

Ham Bootcamp takes place over Zoom on May 10th, 2025 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Eastern Time. Register here. This is a free event. Additional details are available on QRZ.

Source: Nashua Area Radio Society

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