
Emergency communication support during rescue and relief efforts in Dhunche, Rasuwa
18 UHF hand held sets were deployed in the affected area

Amateur radio in Nepal · 9N
The Nepal Amateur Radio Club brings together licensed operators, listeners, students, and engineers to share knowledge, get on the air, and keep communities connected through emergencies.
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Radio Lab
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Open the Radio LabWhat we do
Training
Workshops, mentoring, and practical sessions for new radio operators, students, and shortwave listeners.
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Preparedness drills and volunteer coordination for communication when normal networks are unavailable.
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Field days, antenna experiments, VHF/UHF activity, HF contacts, and responsible outdoor radio practice.
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Hands-on exploration of radios, antennas, software defined radio, satellite tracking, and modern digital systems.
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Emergency communication
Nepal's terrain and monsoon make resilient communication essential. Our members train to deploy portable stations and pass accurate messages when it matters most.
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