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Radio Amateur:     more books (100)

Introduction to Radio Frequency Design (Radio Amateur's Library, Publication No. 191.) by Wes H. Hayward, 1995-03-01 The Radio Amateur's Handbook The Amateur Radio Handbook by Unnamed Unnamed, 1900 The Arrl Handbook for Radio Amateurs 1996 (Arrl Handbook forRadio Amateurs) 200 Meters & Down: The Story of Amateur Radio by Clinton Desoto, 1985-08-30 Ride the Airwaves With Alfa & Zulu: Novice & No-Code Technician Amateur Radio License Manual by John Abbott, 1998-07 Now You're Talking!: All You Need to Get Your Ham Radio Technician License by Larry D. Wolfgang, 1997-04 All About Ham Radio by Harry Helms, 1992-06 Getting Started with HAM Radio a Guide to your First Amateur Radio Station Build Your Own Intelligent Amateur Radio Transceiver by Randy Lee Henderson, Randolph L. Henderson, 1996-12-03 Antennas and Techniques for Low-Band Dxing: Your Guide to Ham Radio Dxcitement on 160, 80, and 40 Meters (Publication No. 74 of the Radio Amateur's) by John Devoldere, 1994-02 Your Ham Antenna Companion (Radio Amateur's Library, Publication No. 195) by Paul Danzer, 1995-12 The Radio Amateur's Satellite Handbook (Radio Amateur's Library;, Publication No. 232) by Martin R. Davidoff, 1990-02-01 The ARRL's Amateur Extra Q&A: Upgrade To An Amateur Extra Class Ham License by Stephen Horan, 2003-01-31

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61. Frequently Asked Questions About Amateur Radio
    Ofcom publishes a useful document, How to Become a radio amateur Holders ofthe radio amateur Licence in the UK have, previously been issued with  
    http://www.r-clarke.org.uk/hamfaq1.htm

62. Amateur Radio Links And Websites
    radio amateur Telecommunications Society, Founders of the AX25 protocol Lake Electronics, Suppliers of kits to the radio amateur. Notts  
    http://www.r-clarke.org.uk/ham_link1.htm
    
    Extractions: To report broken links, click here Useful Links Amateur Radio Experimenter's Group Amateur Radio Trader On line buying, selling and auctions for ham gear. Amateur Radio Satellite Data Amateur Radio in the West Midlands AMSAT UK UK Amateur Radio Satellite organisation AMSAT USA US Amateur Radio Satellite organisation BayCom Bavarian Packet Radio Group: Software, Mailbox, Hardware; FAQs BigEars NW England Scanner Site BARTG British Amateur Radio Teledata Group. BATC British Amateur TV Club Buckmaster's World Wide HamCall Server Type in a callsign: Country Prefixes Look up that Callsign prefix! DX Reference Guide AC6V's Ham Radio and DX Cluster Pages The DX Zone eHam.net Ham Radio on the Net Federal Communications Commission US Regulatory Agency. FDS Graphics Superb full colour QSL Cards - Digitally processed. See entry on QRZ.COM for an example card FISTS International Morse Preservation Society Hamfind Ham Radio Search Engine Ham Radio on the Net News, Product Reviews, Classifieds, Events

63. S.O.N.R.A. -=- Society Of Newfoundland Radio Amateurs
    Includes activities list, club officers, newsletter, and history. Located in St.John s.  
    http://www.sonra.ca/
    
    Extractions: Exciting 90th anniversary celebrations at Admiralty House Museum Mount Pearl. Starting 12pm Friday September 16th and ending Saturday September 17th . Friday evening StarB-Q, Cadet Band concert and sunset ceremony. Saturday September 17th ; Large Naval freedon of the city and Parade from H.M.C.S. Cabot, Cadet groups and Veterans at Mount Pearl City Hall to the museum on Old Placentia road. Family fun, live music, Canadian Forces field kitchen, activities and displays in museum and grounds all afternoon. Recruitment for childrens Museum "Honour Guard" including obstacle course. Call Admiralty House Museum at 748 1124 or check the website www.nfld.com/~sirjames or www.mountpearl.ca Tune in to CICQ Tourism radio Mount Pearl 92.3fm

64. WB6VUB AMATEUR RADIO WEB PAGE
    WB6VUB AMATEUR RADIO WEB SITES. Associated radio amateurs of Long Beach **BPL ** By Dennis Kidder Dodecanese radio amateurs Association SV5RDS  
    http://www.mpicomputers.com/ham/
    
    Extractions: Associated Radio Amateurs of Long Beach ** Queen Mary ** ... 9W2XW Home Page Malaysia GW3EOP / GW2SDD Home Page United Kingdom HL2AK Home Page Korea Italy JA2KPR Home Page Japan LY3BKE Home Page Lithuania M0PCB Ham Radio Page United Kingdom Finland Belgium PA0PHB Amateur radio World links Netherlands PA0GTB Link Page Netherlands PY4SM Home Page Brasil SM3DMP Home page Sweden SU9BN Amateur Radio Home Page Egypt SV5BYR Home Page Greece Russia India ZP5XF Home page Paraguay

65. OCRACES
    Mission statement, events, newsletters, and background.  
    http://www.ocraces.org/

66. AMSAT - The Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation
    Offers facts, news, events information plus organization overview, articles, and member resources of AMSAT.  
    http://www.amsat.org/
    
    Extractions: The Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation Launch Pad Navigator Sat Status Keps ... Contact Us AMSAT Site Menu Site Quick Reference: Select a Topic... 2004 Financial Documents 2005 Space Symposium 9600 Baud TNC Information About AMSAT About Session Cookies Amateur Radio Satellite Frequencies Amateur Satellite FAQ Amateur Satellite Summary Amps and Preamps AMSAT Endowment AMSAT History AMSAT International Partners AMSAT Leadership Team AMSAT Video News AMSAT-BB and SAREX on the Web AMSAT-NA Microsats ANS News Search ANS Web News AO-27 and UO-14: Answers to Frequently-Asked AO-51 Link Budget Calculations AO-51 Mode J Filter AO-51 on an HT AO-51 Schedule AO-51 Summary AO-51 Telemetry Software Macintosh AO-51 Telemetry Software Windows APRS Information Archive Navigator Archived Articles on Amateur Area 51 Login Area Coordinators ARISS Resources ARISS Update Article Navigator Articles by W6SHP Articles of Incorporation Au sujet De AMSAT Awards and Activities Awards for Satellite Operators Browser Information Bylaws Calendar of Events Certificate of Incorporation Contact AMSAT Contacting AMSAT Corportate Documents Cubesate Launch Information Dayton 2005 Follow Up Dayton 2005 Presentations Dayton Hamvention 2005 Downloadable Software Eagle Design Review Photos Eagle Fall 2004 Report Eagle Launch Campaign Echo FAQ Echo Integration Echo Launch Photos Echo Operations Echo Project Page Echo Telemetry EchoLink Conference Email List FAQ Fair Usage Statement

67. Amateur Radio And DX Reference Guide
    Features 80+ pages and 3000+ links covering 400+ ham radio and DX topics.  
    http://www.ac6v.com/

68. DF5AI.NET - Amateur Radio Propagation Studies
    Science, research, engineering, operating; 50 MHz, 144 MHz, SporadicE, Aurora, FAI, EME, the 'BeamFinder' analysis software by DF5AI.  
    http://www.df5ai.net/
    
    Extractions: Amateur Radio Propagation Studies Science, research, engineering, operating Double hop sporadic E propagation Editor's notes In recent weeks and months, the VHF ham radio scene was quite active in various aspects. Several sporadic E events have provided attractive band openings, accompanied by Aurora and also by FAI openings, the ping kings were busy with the Perseids meteor shower in August and the community of moonbouncers is active at all times anyway. The 2005 sporadic E season has in particular given another example of 144 MHz long distance propagation between the Canary Islands and central Europe which is analyed here (alternative examples of double hop Es in 2005 are still under investigation). The longest distances, however, result from tropospheric radio propagation from Ireland and England towards the west coast of Africa breaking the IARU Region 1 tropo record which is very impressive. The 'thunderstorm project' is making progress too, see the actual status report. Our results were presented at the CAL conference and we received valuable information from the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK. More examples of 144 MHz QSOs between the Canary Islands and central Europe Since 2003 we keep an eye on 144 MHz long distance QSOs between the Canary Islands and central Europe (path lengths around 3.500 km). Interpreting those QSOs by double hop sporadic E propagation, some sort of ground reflection must exist along the radiowaves' zigzag path between ground and the E region of the ionosphere. Calculating the geographical center of the QSOs, the reflection points are found on the Iberian peninsula. Referring to the latest issue of the

69. TAPR
    TAPR Home Page. TAPR is a nonprofit educational research and developmentorganization focused on the issues of amateur radio wireless digital  
    http://www.tapr.org/
    
    Extractions: jslogid='75024'; Order Tray Contact Us Home SIGs ... Archives google search of site more... 2005 Digital Communications Conference Latest PSR Available Reflock II N4XI's X1W-1 Kit Available ... N4XI X1W-4 EMP Kit Available TAPR Vector Network Analyzer W7PUA DSP-10 2-Meter Transceiver Kit N4XI X1W-2v2 Outdoor Humidity Kit Latest APRS Software ... View TAPR email lists Mark your calendar and start making plans to attend the premier technical conference of the year, the 24th Annual ARRL and TAPR Digital Communications Conference to be held September 23-25 Read more Three radio amateurs were honored as recipients of the 2004 Doug DeMaw, W1FB, Technical Excellence Award. Created to honor the late Doug DeMaw, W1FBone of the most widely published technical authors in Amateur Radio historythe award is bestowed upon the author or authors of the best QST or QEX technical article during the prior year, as judged by the ARRL Technical Advisor group. DeMaw was the ARRL Technical Department Manager and Senior Technical Editor from 1970 to 1983. For the best of 2004, the voting ended in a tie between the collaboration of Tom McDermott, N5EG, and Karl Ireland for their article "A Low-Cost 100 MHz Vector Network Analyzer with USB Interface," in July/August QEX, and Jack Belrose, VE2CV, for his article "On the Quest for an Ideal Antenna Tuner," in October QST. Accordingly, the ARRL bestowed the Technical Excellence Award on both articles and their authors.

70. Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Depot - NOARD Inc.
    amateur, citizens band, and shortwave radios, scanners, and accessories.  
    http://www.noard.com/

71. AR Newsline
    Welcome to the only Official Website of amateur radio Newsline™ ,  
    http://www.arnewsline.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the new Official Website of Amateur Radio Newsline™ Donate Using PayPal You May Now Donate to Amateur Radio Newsline using PayPal Thank You for your Support of Amateur Radio Newsline This Weeks News and Information... Amateur Radio Newsline™ Report #1467 for September 23 2005 Is Online Now... This Weeks Top News This Weeks Newscast is Anchored by Jim Davis, W3JKD Click on Read more... below to read the complete version of this weeks news report. Read more... Download This Weeks Files You can also click on the links below to download either a text or audio version of the news or AR Newsline Extra audio file. How To Download These Files On a PC, right click on the file you want to download. In the drop-down box that appears click on "

72. ARRLWeb: ARRL Home Page
    National organization of the American radio Relay League; office in Newington,Connecticut. General amateur radio information, membership information, news,  
    http://www.arrl.org/

73. ARRLWeb: Backgrounder: Amateur Radio Emergency Communication
    What do amateur radio operators do during and after disasters? amateur radiooperators set up and operate organized communication networks locally for  
    http://www.arrl.org/pio/emergen1.html
    
    Extractions: apitts@arrl.org What do Amateur Radio operators do during and after disasters? Amateur Radio operators set up and operate organized communication networks locally for governmental and emergency officials, as well as non-commercial communication for private citizens affected by the disaster. Amateur Radio operators are most likely to be active after disasters that damage regular lines of communications due to power outages and destruction of telephone, cellular and other infrastructure-dependent systems. How do Amateur Radio operators help local officials?

74. Amateur Radio I0QM Personal Page; Station And QSO Information, Home Page
    Italybased station offers station and QSO information, photos and links.  
    http://www.i0qm.org

75. Amateur Radio Station N9OO
    N900's online electric radio magazine index.  
    http://www.qsl.net/n9oo/

76. QRZ.COM
    A newly formed amateur radio group called SOAR (Space Observation with amateur CQ Introduces iDX Award to Help Wake Up DXing CQ amateur radio  
    http://www.qrz.com/

77. Guernsey Amateur Radio Index
    amateur radio activity in the Bailiwick of Guernsey, English Channel Islands.  
    http://www.guernsey.net/~amateur_radio/

78. DXbase Logging Software By Scientific Solutions, Inc.
    Complete information about DX Base amateur radio logging software for Microsoft Windows 95, 98 and NT.  
    http://www.dxbase.com
    
    Extractions: Latest Release DXbase 2006 Announcing the availability of DXbase 2006 See why hams all over the world trust DXbase for their computerized logging . Learn why the other guy already knows if he needs you on a particular band, calls you by name, can tell you about all your past QSOs with him, knows if he has your QSL or is waiting for it, knows his current award standing for all the popular certificates, knows where to point his beam when a DX spot arrives, and can instantly answer just about any question you ask about his previous QSOs. See for yourself why DXbase is the unrivaled leader in delivering innovation and quality features. See for yourself what you have been missing. When you need an edge in today's competitive world, DXbase is the answer! Upgrade now and let the enjoyment begin!

79. The Open University Amateur Radio Club
    Society located in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire. Details on membership, QSL cards and links.  
    http://g0our.open.ac.uk/

80. WJ5O
    Information about 10 meter propagation beacons and 1010 numbers.  
    http://wj5o.homestead.com/
    
    Extractions: Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. This URL is no longer active for Me.... Please go to http://www.qsl.net/wj5o/ for the latest information 73 Bill WJ5O 10 meters for Amateur Radio Operators de WJ5O 25 October 2001 This URL is no longer active for Me.... Please go to http://www.qsl.net/wj5o/ for the latest information 73 Bill WJ5O

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