Japan Amateur Radio League
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Die Japan Amateur Radio League (JARL, jap. 日本アマチュア無線連盟, Nihon Amachua Musen Renmei) ist der nationale Amateurfunk-Verband von Japan.
Die Japan Amateur Radio League wurde 1926 durch japanische Funkamateure mit dem Ziel, Funktechnik zu entwickeln und als Kommunikationsmedien zu nützen, gegründet. Die JARL sagt von sich selbst, derzeit die größte Mitgliederzahl an Funkamateuren weltweit in sich zu vereinen.[1] Die JARL repräsentiert als Mitglied in der International Amateur Radio Union Japan als nationaler Dachverband.
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- ↑ http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/1_Amateur/A-1-1.htm
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- Amateurfunkorganisation
- Japanische Organisation
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