Programs

Practical radio learning, field operations, and public service

Our programs build useful skills: operating practice, station building, RF experimentation, and emergency communication.

Training

Licensing and operator skills

Workshops, mentoring, and practical sessions for new radio operators, students, and shortwave listeners.

Exam preparation for amateur radio licensing
On-air practice with experienced operators
Operating procedure, logging, and band etiquette

Emergency

Resilient communication

Preparedness drills and volunteer coordination for communication when normal networks are unavailable.

Scheduled net exercises and readiness checks
Message handling and traffic discipline
Coordination with local responders and communities

Field radio

Portable and mountain operations

Field days, antenna experiments, VHF/UHF activity, HF contacts, and responsible outdoor radio practice.

Portable station builds and power planning
Summit and hilltop activations across Nepal
Antenna experiments in real terrain

Technology

RF, SDR, satellite, and digital modes

Hands-on exploration of radios, antennas, software defined radio, satellite tracking, and modern digital systems.

SDR receivers and signal analysis
Amateur satellite passes and tracking
FT8, APRS, and other digital modes

Emergency communications

Radio skills matter most when normal systems are stressed.

Earthquakes, landslides, and floods can cut mobile and internet service across whole districts. Trained amateur operators with portable stations can bridge that gap.

Volunteer with NARC

Portable station setup and readiness drills
Volunteer coordination for emergency communication exercises
Training on message discipline and responsible operation
Collaboration with institutions, communities, and technical partners