Halifax & District Amateur Radio Society
HADARS has recently moved its website to a new “home” on the internet, and we’d like to share why this was important for us and what it means for you, our members and visitors. Why Did We Need to Move? Imagine that our old website was like an old house—one that hadn’t been renovated in years.…
Amateur radio is an incredible hobby, full of hands-on learning and creative experimentation. But for many beginners, the path from enthusiasm to practical skills can seem daunting. That’s where our Beginner Guides come in. Here at HADARS, we believe in bringing the joy of practical construction back to amateur radio, so you can dive into…
The resumption of training at the Halifax and District Amateur Radio Society (Hadars) marks a significant milestone for enthusiasts in the region. Following what felt like an interminable hiatus, license training has recommenced, heralding a new era of learning and development within our community. Under the stewardship of Max Townend, the society has embarked on…
Colin Sherwood 2E0HQJ hosted a delightful BBQ under the gazebo, featuring delicious burgers and sausages. The event was filled with engaging radio-related conversations, and the atmosphere was lively and enjoyed by all who attended. The gazebo provided a perfect setting, allowing everyone to mingle and enjoy the beautiful weather. We hope this fantastic gathering will…
The highlight of the month was a visit from Malcolm Williams G0ISX, along with his wife, the dedicated repeater keeper of GB3HD. GB3HD serves as the backbone of communication for most amateur radio enthusiasts in the region and beyond, including Hadars, who rely on the repeater for their Wednesday evening club net—a cherished tradition of…