The link directory.

Clubs, national and state organisations, reference sites, and the tools we use. Anything on this list is something an AMRC member has found genuinely useful.

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Getting started

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What is Ham Radio? (ARRL) The best plain-English introduction to the hobby. FCC CORES / get an FRN Required before you sit for an exam. HamStudy.org Free practice exams and flashcards for all three license classes. AMRC licensing exams Third Saturday of every month in Stone Mountain. Free.

AMRC & partners

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Stone Mountain Hamfest Georgia's largest hamfest — Halloween weekend, October 30–31, 2026, hosted by AMRC. DeKalb ARES Amateur Radio Emergency Service for DeKalb County. AMRC provides the repeaters. AMRC on Groups.io The club's main day-to-day communication channel. NetLogger Real-time net check-in logging, used on the Sunday and Turnip Truck nets. Brandmeister talkgroups Full worldwide talkgroup list for the W4BOC DMR repeater.

National & state organizations

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ARRL The national association for amateur radio. ARRL Georgia Section Georgia ARES Georgia SKYWARN Severe-weather spotting network. Georgia Section-Wide HF Nets (PDF) GA repeaters & nets (WD3D)

Other Georgia clubs

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North Fulton Amateur Radio League Gwinnett Amateur Radio Society Atlanta Radio Club Kennehoochee Amateur Radio Club Georgia Tech Amateur Radio Club Conyers Amateur Radio Group Fayette Co. Amateur Radio Club Henry County Amateur Radio Society North Georgia QRP Club Southeastern DX Club

Reference & community

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QRZ.com Callsign lookup and logbook. eHam.net Equipment reviews and forums. AC6V Long-running link archive. The DXZone Ham Radio Outlet

Member websites

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KE4QCM — Thomas Fuller