Amateur Radio.
Community Connected.
Bringing amateur radio operators, newcomers, builders, experimenters and community-minded people together across Southern New Hampshire.
Let's keep
GSARA connected.
The 2027 GSARA membership renewal drive is underway.
Take a moment to check your membership status and make sure you're current for the coming year. Your membership helps support club activities, education, community outreach, repeaters, events and everything we do together.
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Find your place in amateur radio.
Whether you're discovering amateur radio for the first time or you've been licensed for decades, GSARA gives you ways to learn, operate, experiment and connect.
Get Licensed
Learn what amateur radio is, how licensing works and how to get started.
START HERE →Become a Member
Connect with local operators and become part of the GSARA community.
MEMBERSHIP →Upcoming Events
Find club meetings, operating events, testing sessions and other GSARA activities.
VIEW EVENTS →GSARA Repeaters
Find GSARA repeater frequencies and the information you need to get on the air locally.
REPEATER INFO →
Amateur radio is better
when we do it together.
GSARA brings amateur radio operators throughout Southern New Hampshire together to learn, experiment, operate and share the hobby with others.
Our members come from every corner of amateur radio. Some enjoy portable operating and chasing DX. Others build antennas, experiment with digital modes, support emergency communications or simply enjoy getting together and talking radio.
You don't need to know everything — and you don't even need to be licensed yet — to start getting involved.
LEARN MORE ABOUT GSARA →
Missed the presentation? We saved you a seat.
Some of the best information shared at a radio club meeting shouldn't disappear when the meeting ends.
GSARA records and shares presentations from guest speakers, members and subject-matter experts covering amateur radio, technology, operating, experimentation and more.
Watch our latest presentation here, or explore the archive to see what you may have missed.
EXPLORE ALL PRESENTATIONS →Latest from GSARA
Club projects, operating events, technical work, community outreach and stories from GSARA members.
The people behind the callsigns.
GSARA is more than repeaters, meetings and radios. Meet some of the operators who bring their experience, interests and enthusiasm to our amateur radio community.
Bringing amateur radio beyond the radio room.
Amateur radio has always been about more than making contacts. It's about communication, experimentation, public service and sharing what we know with the next generation.
GSARA works throughout our community to introduce people to amateur radio through demonstrations, youth activities, public events, licensing opportunities and hands-on experiences.
Whether we're helping someone make their first contact, showing a student how radio waves work or supporting communications in our community, we want amateur radio to be something people can experience for themselves.
There's a place for you
at GSARA.
Whether you've been licensed for decades, just passed your exam, or you're still trying to figure out what amateur radio is all about, you're welcome here.
Come to a meeting. Join us at an event. Get on one of the repeaters. Ask questions. Meet some local operators. You don't have to know everything before you show up — that's part of what a radio club is for.
Serving amateur radio operators and our communities throughout Southern New Hampshire.
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