Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
HamMeet: a radio-amateur help network
HamMeet describes a network for radio amateurs to find local help, station visits, contest partners, equipment, and other ham-radio contacts.
- For
- Licensed amateur-radio operators seeking help or contacts
- Worth noticing
- Its example request combines an 18-metre mast build, a 32-kilometre distance, three helpers, and lunch offered.
Field notes
Requests specify the task, date, desired number of helpers, and a locator square rather than a street address; an example asks for three people to assemble an 18-metre mast about 32 km away, with lunch offered. HamMeet says members must verify an amateur-radio licence and active QRZ.com profile, and comments display callsigns. The page also says its first members are opening the network and that sections will arrive incrementally, so the described service may not yet be broadly populated.
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