Discover amateur radio
Visit Narva Radio Club. We will introduce you to amateur radio, show the equipment and answer your questions.
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How to become a radio amateur?
Amateur radio is a technical hobby for people interested in radio communication, electronics, antennas, digital technologies, satellites and emergency communication.
Your path to the air
Practical training at the club
With the guidance of experienced radio amateurs you will learn how to operate a station, make radio contacts and gain the practical skills required for the practical examination.
Practical examination
Demonstrate your ability to conduct a radio contact with a correspondent selected by the examination board.
Theory examination
After successfully completing the practical part, pass the theory examination covering operating procedures, radio fundamentals and regulations.
Receive your callsign
After successfully passing both examinations, the documents are submitted to TTJA and your personal amateur radio callsign is issued.
Welcome on the air!
You are now ready to operate independently, use repeaters, satellites and digital modes, participate in contests and become part of the amateur radio community.
Narva Radio Club can help
You do not have to go through this path alone. We help newcomers from Narva and Ida-Virumaa take their first steps in amateur radio.
- consultations and first lessons
- introduction to radio equipment
- operating at the club station
- exam preparation
- advice on choosing first equipment
Official information
Eesti Raadioamatööride Ühing (ERAÜ) is the national organisation of radio amateurs in Estonia. Its website provides official information about qualification exams, licences, regulations and amateur radio activity.