Thailand Amateur Radio Band Plans

Importing an HF rig? Here is a list of the Thai PTD's type-approved equipment

Application form to join RAST

How to make payments to RAST

Amateur radio licensing in Thailand

Thailand Packet network plan

Thai hams can operate in the United States without any need to apply for permission

 

(HS0AC operating regulations)

FORMATION OF THE SOCIETY

Call Area Map

HS Calls

Link to ARRL

Link to The Thailand Group 1996 Ham Club

Link to Antenna Field Radiation

Latest RAST news from International Secretary Ray, HS0ZDZ

RAST normally meets for an eyeball QSO on the first Sunday of every month for a get-together, buffet lunch and update on activities by your committee.

Venue details

Sena Place is a small hotel located in Phaholyothin Soi 11, about 400 metres down this road on the left hand side of the road. It may also be accessed from Padipat Road, Soi 14. (This is about 2 kilometres north of the Victory Monument and can be reached on foot or by taxi from the BTS "Skytrain" station at Sapan Kwai. (Telephone 02 271 4410, or 02 271 4424)

Monthly meetings provide an opportunity for RAST members to meet one another. Incoming QSL cards are available and outgoing cards are collected by the manager, while officers of the RAST committee brief members on past, present and future developments and activities.

** Due to a change in regulations at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and construction work there the club station at HS0AC is temporarily closed***

Looking for information about RAST in Thai? Follow this link here

If you want to read about the recent DxPedition to Laos, Khun Champ, E21EIC and XW1IC has written a fine account here.

Confirming the first EME QSO between Thailand and the USA (W5UN)... Congratulations to Joe, HS2JFW, for this achievement