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ARDF: IARU Region II

Support ARDF in the Americas!
The International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) represents the interests of Amateur Radio operators worldwide, and is the international organizing body for ARDF. IARU Region II is the regional organization for the American continent, the Caribbean, and some islands of the Pacific. The IARU Region II ARDF Working Group defines the official rules for ARDF in IARU Region II, organizes the IARU Region II ARDF Championships, and supports the growth of the sport throughout the region.

 

Amateur Radio Direction Finding (ARDF) is the sport of finding radio transmitters on foot, using radio receiver, map, and compass in diverse, wooded terrain. ARDF joins orienteering skills like the proper use of topographic maps, compass skills, and locational awareness, with radio direction finding skills using hand-held portable receivers and antennas. It is great fun for young and old alike - an opportunity for personal challenge in the great outdoors!

Results and photos of the 2007 IARU Region II ARDF Championships have been posted!

1 January 2009: The 2009 IARU Region II ARDF Championships will be held 5-7 June 2009 (in conjunction with the USA ARDF Championships) at the Blue Hills Reservation in Milton, Massachusetts, close to the city of Boston.
12 May 2008: Results of the Eighth USA ARDF Championships held 8-10 May 2008 in Bastrop, Texas are available.
24 September 2007: The 14th World ARDF Championships will be held in Korea 2-7 September 2008, hosted by the Korean Amateur Radio League.
19 September 2007: Results and photos of the 2007 IARU Region II ARDF Championships held September 14-16 near South Lake Tahoe, California are available.
 

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Last updated: 12 May 2008