Welcome To The ARRL
Hudson Division Website
RSS Feeds And Podcasts Are Now Available From The ARRL And From The Hudson Division

ARRL
And ARRL Hudson
Division Breaking News
A Monthly Electronic Newsletter Containing Timely News Of Importance And Interest For All Amateur Radio Operators In The ARRL's Hudson Division
CLICK HERE To Read Copies Of All Previous Hudson Division Beacons (The Hudson Division Beacon Has Been Electronically Published Monthly Since April 2001)
ARRL Members In The Hudson Division Can Directly Receive The Email Edition Of The Hudson Division Beacon As Well As Other Important Hudson Division And Section News By Checking The Option To Receive Emailed News And Information From Their Division Director and Section Manager
The
Hudson
Division Newsletter Of The Month Awards
Each Month, A Newsletter From One Of The Hudson Division's ARRL Affiliated Clubs Will Be Selected As The Hudson Division's Newsletter Of The Month. Each Year, One Of These Monthly Award Winning Newsletters Will Be Picked As The Hudson Division's Newsletter Of The Year.
CLICK HERE To Read Copies Of All Of The Monthly And Yearly Newsletter Winners
CLICK HERE To See Pictures And More From The 2008 Awards Dinner
CLICK HERE To See Pictures And More From The 2007 Awards Dinner
CLICK HERE To See Pictures And More From The 2006 Awards Dinner
Contact Information For The Three Hudson Division Section Managers And Links To Their ARRL Websites Which Include Contact Information For ARRL Appointees And Contacts, Hamfests, ARRL Affiliated Clubs, Classes And More Within Each Section
Eastern New York Section - New York City - Long Island Section - Northern New Jersey Section
The
Hudson
Division Assistant Directors
The Division Director Appoints Assistant Directors From Throughout The Division To Assist Both the Director And Vice Director In Performing Their Duties As Well As To Be Available To Assist All ARRL Members.
CLICK HERE To See A List Of ARRL Hudson Division Assistant Directors By Section
The
Hudson
Division Appointees To ARRL Advisory Committees
The Division Director Appoints Representatives To ARRL Committees Such As The Contest Advisory Committee, The DX Advisory Committee And The VHF/UHF Advisory Committee.
CLICK HERE To See A List Of ARRL Hudson Division Appointees To ARRL Advisory Committees
The Hudson Division
Convention
The Hudson Division Convention Is Usually Held In Connection With Another Event Such As A Hamfest. Along With ARRL Officials From The Hudson Division, ARRL Officers And Officials From Headquarters Are In Attendance. Special Presentations And Events Are Also Part Of The Festivities.
ARRL 2007 Hudson Division Convention Was A Part Of The Sussex County Amateur Radio Club Hamfest Held On Sunday - July 8 2007 At The Sussex County NJ Fairgrounds Augusta NJ
CLICK HERE To Find Out More About The ARRL Hudson Division Convention
The
Hudson
Division Cabinet And ARRL Affiliated Club Presidents' Meetings
Twice Yearly Meeting, Chaired By The Hudson Division Director And Vice Director, At Which All Hudson Division Assistant Directors And All Hudson Division ARRL Affiliated Club Presidents Meet Along With The Division's Section Managers And Other ARRL Division Appointees To Discuss And Exchange Information On Matters Of Relevance And Import To Amateur Radio
Podcasts Of The Discussions And Presentations At The February 7 2009 Meeting Are Now Available
The North Jersey DX Association Has Managed The Second Call Area QSL Bureau Since Its Inception In 1957. NJDXA Was The First Club To Manage A QSL Bureau In The United States And Is The Only Organization That Has Served Continuously For More Than 46 Years.
CLICK HERE For More Information About The W2 Call Area QSL Bureau
Broadband
Over Powerlines (BPL)

Information On BPL From The ARRL Website
View A Video About BPL From The ARRL
Important Information For New York Residents Concerning BPL

"A day of education to share ideas, experiences, knowledge and fellowship among Amateur Radio operators"
Forums about everything from satellite communications, low power operating using radios as small as a tuna tin and the latest in emergency communications along with a VE session for those who would like to take an FCC exam and Special Event Station W2V set up and operational on HF.
HRU is always a cooperative effort between over twenty clubs and organizations in the New York City- Long Island area. Besides the many forums, there are tables set up with information about different organizations and clubs including the Red Cross, Salvation Army, National Weather Service, Friends of Long Island Wireless as well as ham radio classes, local FCC exam schedules, public service and other activities. Information on Emergency Communications, Antennas, HF Digital Communications and more is readily available.
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Questions About This Website Can Be Emailed To: webmaster@hudson.arrl.org