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Radio Amateur:     more books (100)

Simple, Low-Cost Wire Antennas for Radio Amateurs by William I. Orr, Stuart D. Cowan, 1990-11 Test Equipment for the Radio Amateur by Henry Lou Gibson, 1995-12 The Amateur Radio Vertical Antenna Handbook by USN (Ret), N6PL Capt. Paul H. Lee, 1984 Interrelated integrated electronics circuits for the radio amateur, technician, hobbyist, and CB'er by Robert M Mendelson, 1979 Passport to World Band Radio, New 2007 Edition by Lawrence Magne, 2006-12-01 Talk to the World: Getting Started in Amateur Radio by James P. Dux, Morton Keyser, 1989-08 The Radio Amateur's Handbook - 1963 by Headquarters Staff, 1963 The Giant book of amateur radio antennas Shortwave Radio Listening With the Experts The Arrl Handbook for Radio Amateurs 2002 (Arrl Handbook for Radio Amateurs, 2002) Radio Frequency Interference (Publication no. 34 of the Radio amateur's library) THE RADIO AMATEUR'S HANDBOOK 20th Edition(1943) by Staff of the American Radio Relay League, 1943 Ham Radio Made Easy! Amateur Radio, Theory and Practice by Robert L. Shrader, 1982-05

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81. IARUWeb:
    IARU Representing international amateur radio since 1925 BELIZE, Belize amateurradio Club BARC, Membership rights temporarily suspended  
    http://www.iaru.org/iaru-soc.html

82. SOAPRA - Southern Oregon Amateur Packet Radio Association
    Promoting packet in the mountainous region of Southern Oregon and Northern California.  
    http://www.qsl.net/soar/SOAPRA/
    
    Extractions: ASSOCIATION NETWORK MEETINGS MINUTES ... LINKS SOAPRA was formed to promote packet radio communications in the Southern Oregon and Northern California region. Line of sight VHF and UHF communications is quite difficult in this mountainous region and therefore an effective backbone network had to be established and maintained so packet radio can be used as more than just a point-to-point communications method. SOAPRA provides a mountain top network to enable and encourage both packet networking and keyboard-to-keyboard communications throughout Curry, Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, and Klamath Counties in Oregon and Del Norte, Siskiyou Counties in California. The SOAPRA network consists of the following: SOAPRA Nodestacks: Hamaker Mountain, Klamath Co. - King Mountain, Jackson/Josephine Co.

83. Ham Radio Software
    Gold Mine Eight Of amateur radio Soundblaster Software Collection (by Dr.Oliver Welp, Soundblaster Software Collection For amateur radio From DL9QJ  
    http://www.ac6v.com/software.htm
    
    Extractions: AMIGA Ham Users Group FTP SITES PALM/OS ANTENNAS ... Gold Mine Of Ham Software One - From QRZ - Simply Too Much To List - A must see Gold Mine Of Ham Software Three - SV1ENS AMAZING REMOTE BBS Amazing Amazing For Sure Gold Mine Of Ham Software Four - From K7HG Gold Mine Of Ham Software Five From IW8PG and 1Kr102 Gold Mine Of Ham Software Seven Many Downloads From G3VFP Gold Mine Eight Of Amateur Radio Soundblaster Software Collection (by Dr. Oliver Welp, DL9QJ) ANTENNAS Antenna Software Click here to go to the Antenna Software page Antenna Software from QRZ.com BEAM HEADINGS - DISTANCE BEARING SEE OPAIDS BEACON CLOCK, BEACON WIZARD, NCDXF BEACON PROGRAMS SEE BEACONS CW PROGRAMS RoMac Automatic CW Identifier Version 1.0.0 Written by KF8OY ALSO SEE CW TRAINERS DIGITAL MODES, PSK31, MFSK

84. -= Amateur - Radio - Techniques =-
    Offers information and components such as crystals, filters, antennas, duplexers, umts triplexers, kits, and amplifiers.  
    http://www.amaratech.com

85. Add Your Site To The QRP Amateur Radio Web Ring
    Links to QRP web sites.  
    http://www.baltimoremd.com/qrpwebring/
    
    Extractions: Joining the QRP Amateur Radio Web Ring Joining the QRP Web Ring is easy...click on the link at the bottom of this page to join. The next step will be an email confirming your addition to the ring. It will contain your site ID number and an HTML fragment that must be placed on your page. It is essential that you place the fragment on your page as soon as possible to insure that visitors to your page from the QRP Web Ring will be able to visit the ring and other sites. In order to remain a member of the Ring, your site MUST contain the HTML fragment that will access the Ring. Once you've placed the HTML fragment on your page, email me at baltimoremd@baltimoremd.com . While not a requirement, it's common courtesy not to lock the ring segment in your frames. The code supplied to you makes use of a "target=_top" type statement to allow visitors to reach the ring. Return to QRP Add Your Site Editing your site entry Replacement Code Fragment ... View The Ring

86. CQ Home Page
    News and articles pertaining to ham radio. Includes links related sites and forums.  
    http://www.cq-amateur-radio.com/
    
    Extractions: with a link to: http://hamcall.net/cq Click the above covers to see what's in these issues. Announcing the NEW CQ DX Field Award CQ DX Marathon and CQ iDX Award Click here for rules and application forms BPL Info Center - Learn the Facts -Make a Difference ... CONTACT YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS (click here to find out more) Annual CQ Contest Calendar Rules: 2005 CQ World Wide DX Contest ... CQ WW DX Contest Results Now Online

87. K4GC Home Page
    Homebrew amateur radio site including tube and solid state transmitters and receivers.  
    http://www.qsl.net/k4gc/
    
    Extractions: Bryan Page Building and operating home brew transmitters and receivers is my favorite part of amateur radio. Sometimes I like to use tubes. At other times I may use transistors, integrated circuits, etc. I have been collecting parts off and on for over twenty years. I have hundreds of used but boxed tubes. Some of the other hard-to-find parts that I try to collect are: tube sockets, ceramic components of all types, variable capacitors, transformers (power and audio), ferrite loop antennas, i. f. transformers, vernier drives, meter movements, and other boat anchor parts. HERE ARE SOME OF MY PROJECTS 6L6 Transmitter

88. Radio Society Of Great Britain - UK Amateur Radio
    All about amateur radio, including the latest news and an amateur radio book shop.  
    http://www.rsgb.org.uk/contents.htm

89. ARDF Holland
    amateur radio Direction Finding in the Netherlands, all about foxhunting  
    http://www.ardf.nl/

90. New Zealand Amateur Radio Home Page
    Instructions on how build your own receiver, information about amateur radio activities, how to obtain a license and radio club contacts.  
    http://www.amateur.radio.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.

91. Welcome To Amateur Radio Disaster Services - ARDS
    amateur radio Disaster Services is a online resourse site for amateur radiooperators and those seeking to get a license or are interested or involved in  
    http://www.ares.org/

92. FSARC Homepage
    FSARC organizes the annual Delaware QSO Party.  
    http://www.fsarc.org/
    
    Extractions: FSARC Information Club Officers Meeting Dates and Location Delaware QSO Party Rules 2004 DE. QSO Party Results K3QBD QSL Address LINKS Atlantic Division Home Page ARRL Homepage Randall Carlson at wb0jjx@arrl.org. The space for this page was generously provided by Rob McKenzie, N3XZG and 1120976 Ontario, Inc parking lot. The building you want is facing you after you turn left at the poles. The lot is semicircular with a man-made pond in the center. Enter the building and ask the guard for directions to the radio club meeting. In the months of November and December the meetings are on the third Thursday to avoid a conflict with the holidays.

93. HamTestOnline™
    Online computerbased training for the US amateur radio written exams.  
    http://www.hamtestonline.com

94. KW Amateur Radio Club Inc.
    Kitchener Waterloo amateur radio Club s web site features monthly newsletter andextensive ham radio content.This is an ever evolving site and should be  
    http://www.kwarc.org/

95. The Salopian Web. Astronomy, Space, Radio And Computing
    Astronomy pages, amateur radio, space, and satellites.  
    http://www.r-clarke.org.uk

96. Society Of Amateur Radio Astronomers
    Dedicated enthusiasts who teach, learn, trade technical information, and do observations of the radio sky.  
    http://www.qsl.net/SARA/
    
    Extractions: Advanced Search Please note our new domain name, radio-astronomy.org (don't forget the hyphen!) The Society of Amateur Radio Astronomers (SARA) is an international society of dedicated enthusiasts who teach, learn, trade technical information, and do their own observations of the radio sky. This organization is a scientific, non-profit group founded for the sole purpose of supporting amateur radio astronomy. SARA was organized in 1981, and today has hundreds of members worldwide. The group consists of optical astronomers, ham radio operators, engineers, teachers and non-technical persons. Many of our members are new to the field, and membership is extended to all who have an interest in radio astronomy. Administrative Information

97. KG4CEO
    Portal site listing a wide variety of information related to satellite tracking, including satellite list and news.  
    http://www.qsl.net/kg4ceo/

98. Southcars.com/index.html
    Georgiabased net club on 7.251 MHz. Resources include net schedules, roster and photos, chat, and forums.  
    http://www.qsl.net/wa4hwn-scars

99. YO7KAJ Radio Club
    amateur activity in Craiova, Romania.  
    http://yo7kaj.oltenia.ro

100. Boatanchors Amateur Radio Web Ring
     Find out about operating, restoring, building, buying and selling old tube radio equipment.  
     http://www.webring.com/webring?ring=ba

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