oevsv.at
Austrian amateur radio association representing licensed radio amateurs and their regional clubs since 1926
About oevsv.at
The Österreichischer Versuchssenderverband (ÖVSV) is the interest group for amateur radio operators in Austria. It promotes the internationally regulated amateur radio service and its members, including experimental, satellite, emergency and disaster radio.
Its members are licensed radio amateurs in Austria. The association offers amateur radio courses for people preparing for the licence exam, a QSL service, the QSP amateur radio journal, a webshop and an event calendar. It is a non-profit, charitable association whose officers serve on a voluntary basis.
Founded in 1926, the ÖVSV is organised as a national umbrella association with nine regional associations (Landesverbände), one for each Austrian federal state, and the Austrian Military Radio Society (AMRS) for radio amateurs in the Austrian Armed Forces. It is the Austrian member of the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU). Its amateur radio centre is located in Wiener Neudorf.
Product: Representation of Austrian radio amateurs, amateur radio licence courses, QSL service, QSP journal, webshop and events.
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