41. LVRAC: The Las Vegas Radio Amateur Club The Official web page of the Las Vegas radio amateur Club! http://www.lvrac.org/

Welcome to the Las Vegas Radio Amateur Club. Take a look at our table of contents for more information. Last updated 3 May 2000. Contact Us

42. Sonoma County Radio Amateurs - SCRA The Sonoma County radio amateurs invite you to attend our next monthly meetingor check into the Tuesday night SCRA net on the 146.985 repeater at 7 PM. http://www.cds1.net/scra/

43. Amateur Radio AMATEUR RADIO - Page 1 of 2 Click on the text links below to go to that section . Check out your local amateur radio clubs and ask other hams what http://www.101science.com/amateurradio.htm

Click on the text links below to go to that section. Advanced Technology eHAM.net Repeaters Antennas ... The ARRL Handbook 2006 Our Electronics Page Index is next - below Amateur Radio Fourier Transform RF Design Formulas - Electrical Engineering ... for radio amateurs RADIO OPERATIONS: (See listed subjects below.) SOFTWARE: (Download software or use online JAVA calculators) Page 2 Index: ... How to navigate 101science.com FIRST, SEARCH 101science.com pages: S earch 101science.com pages THEN: VERY IMPORTANT!! Use you browser's "Find on this page" capability to search for words on a page. Usually Ctrl + F wi ll work NOTE: The following WWW links on this page will take you directly to the various web site pages. Your browser URL address line will tell you the origin of the site. INTRODUCTION: You can learn more about amateur radio at the American Radio Relay League web site. Want to know what this HAM radio stuff is all about in plain language? Then be sure to check the GETTING STARTED page. It includes information on how to become an FCC licensed amateur radio operator. For specific licensing information click

44. RACK Club news, meeting and events announcements, repeater information, and other topics. http://www.korrnet.org/rack/

Radio Amateur Club of Knoxville ( RACK RACK Information Page ( "RACK Facts" ) RACK Officers LOCAL BPL (Broadband over Power Lines) IMPLEMENTATION CONSIDERED Thanks to All Who Participated in our 39 th Annual Hamfest! Next Meeting September 15! - check Newsletter and nets for info Malicious Interference Policy RACK Meeting Information RACK Newsletter (September 2005) Web Version PDF Version License Testing Information Previous Month's RACK Panels ... Callsigns Address our email to: RACK@korrnet.org Comments about this Web page should be sent to: RACK@korrnet.org Go to KORRnet Home Page

45. Welcome To Homepage Red River radio amateurs. Proudly affiliated with America RRRA BeginnersRadio Class Follow Me. Get the Division Flyer Here http://www.rrra.org/

//Top Nav Bar I v2.1- By Constantin Kuznetsov Jr. //Modified by Dynamic Drive for various improvements //Visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com for this script var keepstatic=1 //specify whether menu should stay static 0=non static (works only in IE4+) var menucolor="#FF0000" //specify menu color var submenuwidth=150 //specify sub menus' color Red River Radio Amateurs Proudly affiliated with "America" Serving Moorhead, Fargo and the Surrounding Areas Sunday Night 10 Meter Net at 8 pm, 28.480 MHz and the 2 Meter Net at 9 pm, 147.255 (PL 82.5) Thanks John and Mark for fixing our repeater!!! The next RRRA Meeting is October 18th, 2005 @ 7 PM Katrina Pictures from Jerad Hoff KBØPCH Are you interested in CERT Training? contact Don Galitz or Jody Kruft To all that attended the 2005 Dakota Division Convention The Red River Radio Amateurs would like to extend our sincere THANKS for your support!! Thanks also go out to Dr. Tony England, WOW what a GREAT talk!! Thanks to the ARRL President, Jim Haynie, W5JBP, the Dakota Division Director, Jay Bellows, KØQB

46. FEMA: Guidance For Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service RACES Station is an amateur radio station licensed civil defense organization, This plan provides guidance for the radio amateur Civil Emergency Service http://www.fema.gov/library/civilpg.shtm

Hazards Assistance Flood Maps NPSC ... Library Guidance For Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service Search FEMA Library FEMA Information Cerro Grande Guidance For Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service Civil Preparedness Guide Federal Emergency Management Agency Washington, D.C. 20472 CPG 1-15 March 18, 1991 Foreword This Civil Preparedness Guide (CPG) has been prepared as a reference to assist State and local emergency management officials in establishing and operating Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES) capabilities for use in responding to and managing emergencies and disasters. This CPG outlines the procedures for developing a RACES plan and provides an example of a plan format. (Signed) Grant C. Peterson Associate Director State and Local Programs And Support Directorate Distribution: Special Contents Foreword Contents Chapter 1 - General Information 1-1. Purpose 1-2. Applicability and Scope

47. Tandem Radio Amateurs Club We invite you to visit the Compaq Amateur Radio Club in Houston, Information,Amateur Radio Web Ring Navigate below to other Radio Websites, Web Ring http://www.pdarrl.org/clubs/trac/

AT Tandem Radio Amateurs Club (TRAC) Cupertino, CA USA (Stats) TRAC is an ARRL-affiliated radio club, serving the interests of licensed amateurs in the Santa Clara Valley ("Silicon Valley") and also local employees of Hewlett Packard Company interested in getting their FCC amateur radio licenses and operating as amateurs. We maintain a UHF Repeater (440.15MHz, PL=100Hz) that is open for use by the community; TRAC members gain access to the codes allowing the Repeater to be used for autopatch and other functions. Our Shack in HP's Building CAC07 (Bldg 200, at 10435 N. Tantau Avenue) has a full range of HF (TS-430), UHF, and VHF equipment and modes, including Packet Radio, 6- and 2-meter weak-signal, VHF/UHF FM, and world-band HF (with our Mosley PRO-57A antenna at 60' over Cupertino). Meetings: We meet monthly (first Wednesday of each month) at 19333 Vallco Parkway, Cupertino, near Vallco Park at Fwy 280 and Wolfe Road (Room 2214, old Room 2101, Bldg CAC03. above ATM), at noon (bring your own lunch!) members and guests are welcome. Use the map at right.

48. Davenport Radio Amateur Club Homepage DRAC is the home of the Davenport radio amateur Club, an organization of AmateurRadio operators. http://www.arcsupport.com/drac/

Pacific Mountain Central Eastern UTC Davenport Radio Amateur Club "It is not the class of license the Amateur holds, but the class of the Amateur that holds the license" Quad City International Airport Quad City International Airport Flight Tracking 34th Annual D.R.A.C.Hamfest Davenport Holiday Inn Downloadable 34th Annual Hamfest Flyer HAM RADIO CLASS Welcome to the Davenport Radio Amateur Club President's Corner DRAC Club Officers DRAC VE Exam Schedule FCC Available Forms ... FCC Universal Licensing System Registration DRAC Members Downloadable DRAC Membership E-mail listings Meetings The Davenport Radio Amateur Club State of Iowa. DRAC meets on the third Monday of each month in the Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency Membership or at 563.386.5424. A Tour of Echolink Echolink Online Server List Echolink Community Message Board Echolink Node Map The D.R.A.C. actively participates in the Federal Communications Commission Volunteer Examiner Program (VEC) for amateur licensing. Exams are held the fourth Sunday of every odd numbered month. For further information and scheduling, contact Roger Franke

49. Radio-Amateurs TOP 100 Toplist HAMRadio, CB-Radio and Scanners. (NO Pirates) Webmaster PA1RBZ. http://pa1rbz.topsiteworld.com/

HAM-Radio, CB-Radio and Scanner websites (NO Pirates) Upload the Radio-Amateurs TOP 100 banner to your own server Site of the Moment With PMR446 and 0,5 Watt around the world... The oficial german website of eqso user! Rank Title Hits Hits Out cbsite.nl information about the 11 meter band. and live scanner streaming! WB4DPC's Home Page RADIONET News for Hams in french Voor de zend en luisteramateurs Over digitale modes, en het ontvangen daarvan. RTTY, HELL, PSK31, MT63, AmTOR etc, etc. TOP 100. MAPS kaarten. scanner vianen online scanner vianen online November-Foxtrot Group Dx group , 27mc, eqso, forum, webportal November Foxtrot International DX Group DX Goup, Downloads, Chat, Live webcam CB radio station Lieksa Finland CB radio Homepage PA1RBZ Info about PA1RBZ and most of the time QRV on H.F. The Malay Amateur Radio Society - ASTRA The society representing the interests of Amateur Radio in Peninsular Malaysia Zendamateurs.eigenstartpagina Veel links from zendamateurs Radioamateuronline Startpagina voor alle Radio Amateurs Over 4000 ham radio links Ondes Magazine Le magazine des radioamateurs et des nouvelles technologies Amateur Radio Site W6DEK.COM 435 Ham Radio

50. Colchester Radio Amateurs News and information about the Colchester radio amateurs Club based in Colchester,Essex. http://www.g3co.ccom.co.uk/

HOME NEWSLETTER CLUB NET MORSE CODE ... COMMITTEE Download the Volume 5 Number 22 newsletter suppliment HERE Check out the club's activity at Flatford Mill, for the National Mills on Air weekend! Check out a whole host of other links on the Internet The club was formed in 1963 by a group of students at the Colchester technical college (now the Colchester Institute), and a number of Colchester radio amateurs who had studied at the college for the RAE. Meetings were held in the radio laboratory and concentrated on practical work and measurement, taking advantage of the wide range of equipment available and some expert help. The membership increased steadily and the range of club activities expanded as a result. The club has always, and continues to, organise: DF hunts on 1.8mhz (Click for more info) Mobile rallies, the first being held at Colchester Zoo in 1968 Training for the RAE, Foundation Licence, Novice Licence and Morse examinations. Many more!!

51. Radio Amateur Activities Of ON4SKY Introduction to the world of ham radio How to become an amateur radio ? Hams inthe sky The History of Amateur Radio The future of communications http://www.astrosurf.org/lombry/menu-qsl.htm

Radio amateur activities of ON4SKY Introduction Introduction to the world of ham radio How to become an amateur radio? The ham-spirit from hobby to contests Hamshacks of dream ... Traffic and codes Initiation Satellites reception Audio and sounds files Digital Radio Mondiale Work the world with EchoLink ! ... The time in the world History The History of Amateur Radio The future of communications The Titanic tragedy, sunk between CQD and SOS The History of Torre Bert Propagation Real-time status of solar, geomagnetic and auroral activities The radio propagation Ionospheric perturbations HF Propagation tutorial by Bob Brown, NM7M, U.C.Berkeley Eclipses and the D-layer absorption CQ DX for an SWL (and the others) Review of HF propagation analysis and prediction programs What can we expect from an HF propagation model ?

52. Wireless Institute Of Australia Wireless Institute of Australia. The WIA is the official International AmateurRadio Union member organisation for radio amateurs in Australia. http://www.wia.org.au/

****JavaScript based drop down DHTML menu generated by NavStudio. (OpenCube Inc. - http://www.opencube.com)**** //Document Level Menu Settings cddcodebase = "http://www.wia.org.au/Menu/" cddcodebase989293 = "http://www.wia.org.au/Menu/" cddactivate_onclick = false cddshowhide_delay = 100 cddurl_target = "_self" cddurl_features = "resizable=1, scrollbars=1, titlebar=1, menubar=1, toolbar=1, location=1, status=1, directories=1, channelmode=0, fullscreen=0" cdddisplay_urls_in_status_bar = true cdddefault_cursor = "hand" WIA Members can apply for a WIA email account here Subscribe to the WIA News list. Labelled with ICRA Vintek WIA National NEWS Broadcast Amateur Radio Magazine August 2005 on line now T he last of the WIA assessor training completed 19 people attended the WIA assessor training program held in Sydney on the 24th and 25th of September, 2005 of which one attendee travelled from VK7 to be a part of the assessor training in Sydney. - Want To Know More? The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has released the 2005 Emergency Telecommunications Handbook The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has released the 2005 Emergency Telecommunications Handbook. This Handbook is written to serve as a close companion to those involved in the work of providing as well as using telecommunications for disaster mitigation and relief.

53. Amateur Radio Ring for radio amateurs. Amateur Radio station that plays metal, rap, andpsychopathic stuff. Check the site for our schedule. http://g.webring.com/hub?ring=amateurradio

54. RADIO AMATEURS OF LEBANON http://www.ral.org.lb/

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55. TP2CE COUNCIL OF EUROPE RADIO AMATEUR CLUB The aim of the radio amateur Club is to raise the profile of the Council of Europethrough radio amateurism. It s an independent communication effort, http://www.coe.int/t/e/tp2ce/

English portal Portail français Deutsches Portal Portale italiano Autres langues Shqip Armenian Azerbaijani Bosanski ... HOME PAGE The Council of Europe Radio Amateur Club "TP2CE" Radio Club activities The club's equipment The team Photos of the team Awards and QSL cards QSL cards of the Council of Europe Awards Radioamateurism The origins of amateur radio Transmission techniques How takes place a communication ? Who are these radioamateurs? ... Links Events Anniversary Day in Monaco International Women's Day 47th Jamboree on the Air Council of Europe Anniversary ... Council of Europe Radio Club Challenge TP2CE COUNCIL OF EUROPE RADIO AMATEUR CLUB The aim of the Radio Amateur Club is to raise the profile of the Council of Europe through radio amateurism. It's an independent communication effort, carried out on a voluntary basis by members of CERAC, an organisation supported by the Council of Europe. Since its inception, the activities of the CERAC have been: · the organising of regular radio contact activities (3 or 4 each year) lasting 30 hours (over a weekend) and resulting in an average 3000 contacts across the 5 continents. These broadcasts are usually linked to important events at the Council of Europe (entries of new member countries, anniversaries of major events in the history of Council of Europe etc).

56. Amateur Radio Reference: Emergency Communications radio amateur Civil Emergency Service ALCO RACES is a volunter auxillary to the Amateur Radio Emergency Services and radio amateur Civil Emergency http://www.panix.com/clay/ham/emergency.html

Last Update: Mon Dec 30 04:02:44 EST 1996 Clay Irving Emergency Communications ARRL information about Amateur Radio Emergency Communications: Amateur Radio Emergency Communications Using Amateur Radio in an Emergency Emergency Operating Center Dedicated to providing information and resources about Amateur Radio Emergency Communications and other Emergency Response issues. ARES and RACES Alabama Jackson County ARES/RACES Arkansas RESPOND of Arkansas Amateur Radio Club. An ARRL Specical Service ARES/RACES club California Alameda County Emergency Service Alameda County (California) RACES Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service ALCO RACES is a volunter auxillary to the Alameda County Sheriff's Office, providing additional communications resources in time of emergency. Northern Alameda County (California) ARES / RACES Amateur Radio Emergency Services and Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service NALCO ARES /RACES serves the cities of Berkeley and Oakland, and the University of California at Berkeley, providing additional communications resources in time of emergency. Monterey County ARES County of Orange Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service San Diego County RACES SCARES: South County Amateur Radio Emergency Service ... SUARES (Stanford University Amateur Radio Emergency Service) Canada London, Ontario area ARES

57. K6UCI Amateur Radio Club - Ham Radio At UC Irvine The Amateur Radio Club of UCI is a noncommercial association of radio amateurs The Univ. of Calif., Irvine Amateur Radio Club has the callsign K6UCI http://www.hamclub.uci.edu/~hamclub/

HOME OF THE K6UCI ANTEATERS Welcome! We thank you for making this server so successful, and for all your wonderful suggestions! This Page Has Never Been Completed..... We don't think this page will ever be completed, so please check back frequently to stay on top of the latest developments. We would like to send many thanks to all who have their own page and contribute to make ours a success. The UCI campus: view at approximately 1,000 ft. elevation. Mountain at the top of the picture is Santiago Peak. Click to view a map of the UCI Campus. The Amateur Radio Club of UCI is a non-commercial association of radio amateurs (most of which are students, faculty, staff, alumna, alumni and/or retirees of the University of California, Irvine), organized for the promotion of interest in Amateur Radio communication and experimentation, for the establishment of networks to provide communication in the event of disasters or other emergencies (which may strike the UCI community in the future), for advancement of the radio art and of the public welfare, for the representation of the radio amateur in matters affecting the UCI campus, and for the maintenance of fraternalism and a high standard of conduct. According to UCI Student Activities constitution,

58. Página Principal De CQ Radio Amateur Translate this page CQ radio amateur ha tenido como gran objetivo, desde su fundación, estar alservicio de los 1999 - 2003 CQ radio amateur. CORREO / CONTACTE CON CQ. http://www.cq-radio.com/

SUMARIOS DE LA REVISTA NOTICIAS DESDE CQ COMO EMPEZAR ARTÍCULOS Y REGLAMENTOS ENLACES DE RADIOAFICIÓN ¿NO NOS CONOCE? SUSCRIPCIÓN INDICES CQ NÚMEROS ATRASADOS GUIA DE LA RADIOAFICIÓN ESCAPARATE CQ Radio Amateur ha tenido como gran objetivo, desde su fundación, estar al servicio de los radioaficionados hispanohablantes. Esta firme tradición rebasa los límites de los orígenes de CQ Radio Amateur para remontarse al año 1945 en que Marcombo inició su labor editorial con la publicación del primer "Memento Radio", seguido de innumerables títulos dedicados a la radioafición, algunos de ellos de fama universal y líderes en lengua española. © 1999 - 2003 CQ Radio Amateur CORREO / CONTACTE CON CQ

59. West Allis Radio Amateur Club Resource for club information, including scholarships, events and links. http://www.warac.org/

Welcome to the West Allis Radio Amateur Club A Non-Profit Educational Organization Club Info Scholarships WI QSO Party Awards ... Events Solar X-Rays Geomagnetic Field QRZ Callsign Lookup: Website hosted by GMT Communications, Inc. WARAC Announcements Board Meeting: Tuesday, September 27, 7:30 PM (Church office). Regular Meeting: Tuesday, October 11, 7:30 PM (Church basement). Board Meeting: Tuesday, October 25, 7:30 PM (Church office). Location: St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 7929 W. Lincoln Avenue, West Allis (handicap accessible, enter off alley). WARAC Newsletter Hamtrix August 2005 . Back issues of Hamtrix HURRICANE RITA Latest hurricane advisory via Hurricane Watch Net 2005 WQP Official Results 2005 WARAC Scholarship winner. Antenna building instructions for 220 MHZ YAGIS, including element dimension chart for other bands.

60. Nellis Radio Amateur Club, Las Vegas, NV Amateur radio classes at Nellis AFB, Las Vegas, Amateur radio las vegas, hamradio las vegas. http://nellisrac.org/

Nellis Radio Amateur Club Welcome to Nellis Radio Amateur Club's (NRAC) official website. We are in the north end of the Las Vegas valley at Nellis AFB . If you are interested in becoming an amateur radio operator check out the link to the ham radio classes. Are you newly licensed check out the join us link. Our Next meeting is on September 15, 2005 at the Nellis AFB Outdoor Recreation Building. Club Profile The club was formed in 1995 by a few ham radio enthusiasts at Nellis AFB . We are affiliated with Nellis AFB through our sponsorship by 99th Services Squadron's Outdoor Recreation. I our affiliation we support them by providing communications for some of their community events and participate in some of the events with them. Some annual event we provide communications for is Corporate Challenge and their Volk's March. We participate in Aviation Nation and run a special event station. In the past our event call sign has been N7V. Other events that we assist with providing communications for are Challenge Cup Relay aka Baker to Vegas, Silver State Classic, and Jamboree On The Air (JOTA) along with other community events. In November 2003 we became an ARRL affiliated club. Our members are also active with other amateur radio related groups to include RACES, ARES, Skywarn, and CERT.

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