This is the place to check for Colorado ham information. Just click below or on the left.
The latest information on radio-related events will be listed on Ham Events.
If you are interested in volunteering your ham radio skills at a public event, check out Volunteers needed. You can add an event, or update any listing by e-mailing.
A list of metro-area and statewide nets is available.
Aviation event information is available.
If you have any comments, or suggestions to improve this site, please let us know. We'll be glad to hear from you. Please check back frequently for updated events and volunteer opportunities.
MORE GOOD (and free) INFO:
Need a list of Colorado ham radio and GMRS 
repeaters? One is available free on the Artsci web page. They also publish a U.S. repeater map book, which is very convenient. This map book is usually available at Ham Radio Outlet, 303 745-7373.
Need a manual for your rig? Here's are links to some manufacturer's web sites from AES (Amateur Electronic Supply).
For other web sites, click on the manufacturer's initial:
A to G
H to N
O to Z
For free scanner manuals and the latest scanning and programming information, go to
Denver Radio.
To print a very nice, free certificate with your name, license class, callsign, and licensing data, go to Vanity HQ and click on N4MC's Callsign Certificate on the left side.
To print a free copy of your ham license, based on the latest FCC database information, go to Dean Gibson's License Generator
Find hams in your neighborhood!
Click here and look for
this graphic in the left column.
How about a site that has all the old Radio Shack catalogs? Remember when they had actual catalogs? RadioShackCatalogs.com has company history, logos, catalogs you can page through, and much more!
Want to recycle your old electronics for free?
Best Buy has a free recycling program, no matter where you bought it! Click on the link to get more information.
Also see the RECYCLING PAGE on this website.
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