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Radio Amateur:     more books (100)

Ham Radio for Dummies by H. Ward Silver, 2004-04-23 The Radio Amateur's Hand Book: A Complete, Authentic and Informative Work on Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony (Forgotten Books) by Archie Frederick Collins, 2008-10-15 Tune in the World With Ham Radio/Book and 2 Cassettes (Radio Amateur's Library) by Sheperd, 1989-06 The Radio Amateur's Handbook by Headquarters Staff of the American Radio Relay League 1977, 1977 ARRL Handbook for Radio Amateurs 1993 by n/a, 1992-12 Low Profile Amateur Radio: Operating a Ham Station from Almost Anywhere (The Radio Amateur's Library ; Publication No. 167) by James E. Kearman, 1993-01 Low Profile Amateur Radio: Operating a Ham Station from Almost Anywhere by Al Brogdon, 2007-04-01 Amateur Radio a Beginners Guide by J. Douglas Fortune, 1940 Math Guide for the Amateur Radio Extra Class Exam: A Comprehensive Set of Equations for the Element by Ceburn Jack Swinden, 2009-04-04 VoIP: Internet Linking for Radio Amateurs by Jonathan Taylor, 2009-06-08 How Radio Signals Work by Jim Sinclair, 1998-02-01 Hello World: A Life in Ham Radio by Danny Gregory, Paul Sahre, 2003-03-01 The ARRL General Class License Manual forRadio Amateurs HF Amateur Radio by Ian Poole, 2007-05-01

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21. NG3K Amateur Radio Contest/DX Page
    Detailed information relating to amateur radio callsigns worldwide; KawAZ AzimuthAngle Calculation Program for radio amateur Freeware from Toru,  
    http://cpcug.org/user/wfeidt/
    
    Extractions: Check here for contest announced operations tables. Previous Contest Operations ARRL DX Bulletins DX News Letters (DL1EK) Search DXNL ... AD5Q Propagation Forecast January 10, 1999 (Final Bulletin) DXCC Entity Tables + Information Current Callsign Information for the former USSR Republics United States County List N4KG on SR/SS Enhancement and Grayline Propagation ... NG3K Reciprocal Links Telnet Access to DX Packets Clusters VE9DX DXcluster Sites Packet Cluster Command Reference AR-Cluster (version 4.4.1) User Manual (Tnx AB5K) DXSpider (version v1.50) User Manual (Tnx G0VGS) DXSpider User Filtering Primer DX PacketCluster WebNet

22. Club Radio Amateur De Québec Inc. (CRAQ)
    Présente le conseil d administration et contient des informations sur les diversservices et activités.  
    http://www.craq.qc.ca/

23. Amateur Radio Resources
    Links to useful resources for the radio amateur courtesy of the North BerkshireAmateur Radio Club.  
    http://www.njdxa.org/hamlinks.shtml

24. Amateur Radio - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Amateur radio, commonly called ham radio , is a hobby enjoyed by many people Some radio amateurs (hams) use VHF or UHF frequencies to bounce their  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amateur_radio
    
    Extractions: Mrs. Bharathi Prasad using her call sign VU4RBI demonstrates Amateur Radio to local students in Port Blair , Andaman Islands, a few days before the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake Amateur radio , often called ham radio , is a hobby enjoyed by many people throughout the world . An amateur radio operator, or ham , uses two-way radio to communicate with other radio amateurs, for recreation or self-edification. In most countries, amateur radio operators are required to pass a test in order to be licensed, unlike other personal radio services such as CB radio General Mobile Radio Service , or Family Radio Service . In return, hams are granted operating privileges in allocated segments of the entire radio frequency spectrum using a wide variety of communication techniques. Once licensed, the radio amateur is issued a callsign by its government . This call sign is unique to the operator and is often a source of pride. The holder of a call sign uses it on the air to legally identify the operator during all Amateur Radio communications In contrast to most commercial and personal radio services, most radio amateurs are not restricted to using type-approved equipment, allowing them to home-construct or modify equipment in any way so long as they meet national and international standards on spurious emissions.

25. Amateur Radio - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Amateur radio, commonly called ham radio , is a hobby enjoyed by many Licensed Amateur Radio operators enjoy personal twoway communications with  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ham_radio
    
    Extractions: (Redirected from Ham radio Mrs. Bharathi Prasad using her call sign VU4RBI demonstrates Amateur Radio to local students in Port Blair , Andaman Islands, a few days before the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake Amateur radio , often called ham radio , is a hobby enjoyed by many people throughout the world . An amateur radio operator, or ham , uses two-way radio to communicate with other radio amateurs, for recreation or self-edification. In most countries, amateur radio operators are required to pass a test in order to be licensed, unlike other personal radio services such as CB radio General Mobile Radio Service , or Family Radio Service . In return, hams are granted operating privileges in allocated segments of the entire radio frequency spectrum using a wide variety of communication techniques. Once licensed, the radio amateur is issued a callsign by its government . This call sign is unique to the operator and is often a source of pride. The holder of a call sign uses it on the air to legally identify the operator during all Amateur Radio communications In contrast to most commercial and personal radio services, most radio amateurs are not restricted to using type-approved equipment, allowing them to home-construct or modify equipment in any way so long as they meet national and international standards on spurious emissions.

26. The Baltimore Radio Amateur Television Society Home Page(BRATS)
    BRATS amateur television, amateur radio, and public service.  
    http://www.smart.net/~brats/

27. The Baltimore Radio Amateur Television Society Home Page(BRATS)
    Provides support and networking for amateur radio and amateur television (ATV)communities through emergency communications, public service, education,  
    http://www.bratsatv.org/
    
    Extractions: BRATS News The October Milliwatt is now online! Many thanks to our attendees, vendors, supporters, and volunteers who helped us succeed in presenting another memorable BRATS Maryland Hamfest and Computer Fest. Please join us again for next year's event. The Weather Emergency Net and Central Maryland Skywarn Net are here for assistance and information. The BRATS are big on PUBLIC SERVICE . Licensed amateurs (and other volunteers) are welcomed to help support popular events such as the Towson Fourth of July Parade and various Multiple Sclerosis walks each year. Jump to UPCOMING PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITIES for details. BRATS items Who we are (Overview)

28. Electronics And Amateur Radio Links
    The QRZ Home Page amateur radio call sign lookup, huge ftp site of ham and Written as a design aid for the RF circuit designer, radio amateur, hobbiest,  
    http://www.aade.com/links.htm
    
    Extractions: INSTRUCTIONS INDEX New Additions Call Sign Look-up, Code training and Ham exam pages Antennas Homebrew ... Boat Anchors old equipment GIANT ftp SITES Of interest to QRP Printed Circuit Board Design and Fabrication Super Links pages ... Swap Shop and dealers in used equipment Find components, equipment, dealers etc. on the web. OEM manufacturers pages Parts and Test Equipment Circuit Design and Analysis including SPICE Other Kit Manufacturers Not a friendly as I am but still nice guys. Surplus Parts and Equipment Other Interesting Sites News Groups and how to subscribe Books and Magazines links and/or how to subscribe Web Services my favorite search engine.

29. Radio Amateur Educational Society
    Provide instruction to obtain certification, a forum for technical exchange andadvancement of Amateur Radio, a mentor program to actively encourage our  
    http://www.raes.ab.ca/

30. ZRS Association Of Radio Amateurs Of Slovenia
    S5 callbook, CQ ZRS magazine, packet radio in the country, hardware and local information, and Amateur Frequency Band Plan in S5.  
    http://www.hamradio.si/

31. Worldwide Information On Licensing For Radio Amateurs By OH2MCN
    Information for radio amateurs about how to obtain a license for operating abroadincluding major DXCC countries.  
    http://www.qsl.net/oh2mcn/license.htm
    
    Extractions: It is the most current and best source of information of which we are aware." The purpose of this web service is to give information to radio amateurs about how to get a license when abroad. All the major DXCC countries have been included in this service now. Thanks for this go to you, active DX travelers, and the ARRL which has done very much work in this respect during the spring and summer 1997. My files have been collected from various sources like our League SRAL, my own files and on The Internet DX Mailing List or VE7TCP's DX Forum by

32. Pikes Peak Radio Amateur Association
    Information about club activities for the Pikes Peak radio amateur Association.Located in Colorado Springs.  
    http://www.qsl.net/ppraa/
    
    Extractions: Training - A six week Technician course will be offered starting in Jan 2006 to Feb 2006. More details will follow with firm dates and location. The course is free but the students are required to aquire the newest "Now You're Talking!" ARRL book. Any questions can be directed to Frank Skinner (KA4JQZ) formatEmail("f_skinner", "yahoo", "com", "f_skinner (at) yahoo.com");

33. Radio Amateur Society Of Norwich
    The radio amateur Society of Norwich PO Box 329 Norwich, Connecticut 06360 Contact Webmaster eastern ct amateur radio association  
    http://www.rason.org/
    
    Extractions: Norwich, Connecticut 06360 Welcome to the R.A.S.O.N. Home Page. Feel free to browse and enjoy our links. If you have comments or suggestions, please send e-mail to the address near the bottom of the page. Please stop by often and don't forget our monthly meeting on the third Thursday of every month, 7:30 P.M., at the Franklin Congregational Church in Franklin, CT.. ***Site Map*** View the R.A.S.O.N. News letter! JUNE 2005 CT RI Contest Group Easy to Build Home Brew Projects - Cool Stuff! KD1LD's Weather Page! Check out the R.A.S.O.N. Links Page! Connecticut ARES - Area 4 ... RASON Reflector - Your E-mail Connection Download Membership Form (pdf fILE) View Past News Letters - Several Years on File Adobe Acrobat Reader download Contact Webmaster eastern ct amateur radio association N1NW Repeaters N1NW Repeater 449.725 - PL 156.7

34. Singapore Amateur Radio Transmitting Society
    Welcome to the Website of the Singapore Amateur Radio Transmitting Society. Launch of online radio amateur Radio Examination Study Course!  
    http://www.sarts.org.sg/

35. New Zealand Amateur Radio Home Page
    Amateur Radio operators are people from all walks of life no matter what age About one person in 600 of the New Zealand population is a radio amateur.  
    http://www.nzart.org.nz/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to AMATEUR RADIO Here's your invitation to a high-tech hobby that's got fun for everyone. Amateur Radio operators are people from all walks of life - no matter what age, gender or physical ability. Getting started in Amateur Radio has never been easier! Want a certificate to hang on your wall to announce your achievement, that you have radio qualifications? With a radio transmitting licence to display alongside it too? With an amateur radio licence and your own transmitting station, you can talk to people around town, around the country, or around the world. You can also talk to astronauts on the Space Shuttle or aboard the International Space Station. You can become involved with communications for Civil Defence and for Search and Rescue. Amateur Radio is a great stepping stone into a career in electronics, communications or other technologies. There are many satellite systems and digital communications systems that you can experiment with. There are many different and exciting aspects to Amateur Radio communication that can involve people of all ages. New Zealanders as young as 8 become radio amateurs and senior citizens study and succeed too! About one person in 600 of the New Zealand population is a Radio Amateur.

36. RAYNET - The Radio Amateurs' Emergency Network
    This site gives information on the work of The radio amateurs Emergency Network,the services it provides for its members as well as links to User Services  
    http://www.raynet-uk.net/
    
    Extractions: The Radio Amateurs' Emergency Network Contact RAYNET Main Website Specialist Teams Members' Area News and Diary RAYNET Forum Noticeboard Join RAYNET Translate website communications service provided for the community by licensed radio amateurs. This web site exists to promote the work of RAYNET in the UK, provide information for prospective users of RAYNET's services, act as a link with the Membership and provide support at all levels. This is achieved by providing a one-stop resource, tailored to the needs of each and regularly updated. It contains information about RAYNET and its operations. There are many links to local Groups, information on membership and contact information for the organisation at all levels. The RAYNET weekly news and national event diary are also available on-line. In addition a members' discussion forum allows exchanges between members on all RAYNET matters and provides a useful noticeboard for information.

37. R.A.I.N. Report / Rain Report About Amateur / Ham Radio With Hap Holly, KC9RP
    Bimonthly audio program about Ham Radio by Hap Holly, KC9RP with FCC updates from Commissioner Riley Hollingsworth.  
    http://www.rrsta.com/rain/index.html

38. DX Atlas: Amateur Radio Software
    Electronic World atlas for radio amateurs. DXCC and province prefixes, CQ andITU Zones in the rectangular and azimuthal projections, continuous zoom and  
    http://www.dxatlas.com/

39. R.A.I.N. Report / Rain Report About Amateur / Ham Radio With Hap Holly, KC9RP
    Open Directory Recreation radio amateurthe entire directory, only in Radio/Amateur Usenet rec.radio.amateur.antenna -news - Google Groups; Usenet rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors - news  
    http://www.rainreport.com/

40. Radio Amateur Du Quebec
    radio amateurS GRATUIT VOTRECOURRIEL @ RAQI.CA MES COUVERTURES RADIO  
    http://www.raqi.qc.ca/

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