A rebuilt usnara.org, a new wiki and a better board back end

The Alliance has relaunched its website with far more for clubs and individual operators, a community amateur radio wiki, and a more efficient back end for board members.

NARA has relaunched usnara.org, rebuilt from the ground up with far more for clubs and individual operators — and a much more efficient back end for the people running the Alliance.

For operators

  • WhatIsHamRadio.com for anyone who has not been licensed yet, and a licensing path that explains each step.
  • A community amateur radio wiki covering licensing, regulations, operating, antennas, digital modes and history — free to read, open to members to edit.
  • A member portal: your membership card and certificate, award applications, and your own details in one place.

For clubs

  • A national club directory with state club councils, searchable by state, county and region.
  • Promotional material requests, the National Presenters Panel, and Club Week resources in one place.
  • A club listing anybody can submit, verified by text message or email before it goes live.

For the board

  • Queues for memberships, clubs, gifts, donations, promotions, store orders and FCC outreach, instead of a shared inbox.
  • Donation and lifetime-giving records, with recognition handled automatically.

There is more coming. If something is missing or broken, tell us at cq@usnara.org.

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