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Radio Amateur:     more books (100)

The Radio Amateur's Hand Book - New Century Edition with DirectLink Technology by Archie Frederick Collins, 2010-06-25 Solid State Design for the Radio Amateur by Wes Hayward, Doug DeMaw, 1994-06 The Simplified Study Guide for the General Class Ham Radio License Examination: the Quick and Easy Way to Pass Element 3 of the Amateur Radio LicensingTest by Rajiv C. Raju, 2009-09-09 Ham Radio Operator's Guide by Carl Bergquist, 2001-05-01 Storm Spotting and Amateur Radio (Softcover) by arrl, 2010-04-15 The ARRL Handbook for Radio Communications 2005: 82nd Edition (ARRL Handbook for Radio Amateurs) The Radio Amateur's Handbook by A. Frederick Collins, Robert Hertzberg, 1983 American Radio Relay League Handbook for Radio Amateurs (74th ed) by Jon Bloom, Paul Danzer, et all 1996-12 Marine Amateur Radio: Selection, Installation, Licensing, and Use by The United States Power Squadrons, 2005-06-27 Technician Class: 2006-10 FCC Element 2 Amateur Radio License Preparation by Gordon West, 2006-05-01 Amateur Radio (Practical Handbook) by Peter Bubb, Gordon Stokes, 1987-11-27 Amateur Radio on the Move...from Your Car, Boat, Airplane, Motorcycle or Backpack! by American Radio Relay League, Roger Burch, et all 2005-08-01 THE RADIO AMATEUR'S HANDBOOK, 1959 by HEADQUARTERS STAFF OF THE ARRL, 1959-01-01 The Radio Amateur's Handbook, 1969, 46th Edition

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41. TP2CE COUNCIL OF EUROPE RADIO AMATEUR CLUB
    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.  
    http://www.coe.int/t/e/tp2ce/

42. TP2CE Radio Amateur Club Du Conseil De L Europe
    radio amateur a pour but de contribuer à mieux faire connaître le Conseil  
    http://www.coe.int/T/F/Tp2ce/

43. NG3K Amateur Radio Contest/DX Page
    NG3K Amateur Radio Contest/DX Page. KawAZ Azimuth Angle Calculation Program for radio amateur Freeware from Toru, JH0CJH; MultiNEC  
    http://www.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) DX PacketCluster WebNet

44. RAST Radio Amateur Society Of Thailand Under Royal Pratonage
    The summary for this Thai page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://www.rast.or.th/

45. TELEPRINTERS FOR THE RADIO AMATEUR
    TELEPRINTERS FOR THE radio amateur by Alan G Hobbs, G8GOJ Alan.Hobbs@ngc.co.uk. There are many different types of mechanical teleprinter  
    http://www.rtty.com/England/creed1.html
    
    Extractions: 3. The signalling speed at which the machine operates. Signalling Characteristics Machines manufactured in the U.K. normally use what is known as Double Current or Polar signalling, in which the two signalling states, Mark and Space, are represented by current flowing in opposite directions, often +/- 20mA, with Mark being represented by a negative current flow. Whereas machines manufactured in the U.S.A. and Germany normally use what is known as Single Current or Neutral signalling, in which the two signalling states, Mark and Space, are represented by the presence or absence of current, often 60mA, the actual polarity being unimportant. Note that we are referring to current flow in each case, and not to voltages. The receiving section of a teleprinter usually consists of a form of electro-mechanical relay, often called the electro-magnet, with a fairly high inductance, perhaps up to 4 Henrys, and a low DC resistance, perhaps only 200 Ohms, which responds to the incoming signalling impulses. The actual voltage developed across the receiving electro-magnet is quite small, perhaps only 4 volts, but in order to reduce the time constant of the signalling circuit, which is represented by the total circuit inductance divided by the total circuit resistance, and thereby increase the speed of operation of the elecro-magnet, the circuit resistance must be increased to the maximum practicable, which is best served by a current source and not a voltage source.

46. Tandem Radio Amateurs Club
    in the Santa Clara Valley ( Silicon Valley ) and also local employees of Hewlett Packard Company interested in getting their FCC amateur radio licenses and  
    http://www.pdarrl.org/clubs/trac/
    
    Extractions: 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.

47. Radio Amateur Mobile Society - Unofficial History
    The Unofficial History of the RAMS, the radio amateur Mobile Society, Sacramento. The Unofficial History of the RAMS radio amateur Mobile Society, Inc.  
    http://home.pacbell.net/lcobb/rams.htm
    
    Extractions: Radio Amateur Mobile Society, Inc. A unique Ham Radio club. The Radio Amateur Mobile Society, Inc., better known as the RAMS, was started in Sacramento, California in 1955 by a group of 75 meter AM mobile operators. The club grew around popular Sunday family caravans, called "mobile runs". The club's scheduled activities until 1981 included mobile runs, transmitter hunts, mobile antenna field strength contests, public service communications, barbeques, picnics, up to three family campouts a year, and an annual anniversary dinner-dance. See the activities lists on 90k front page scans of Feb. 1971 and June 1971 RAMS News. A net was held on the club frequency of 3965 kHz. every Saturday at 10 AM to announce the club activities and for the members to check in. Meetings were held on the second Saturday each month. Pot-luck dinners were held before the meetings every other month. The first club call, K6YJL, was changed to W6HIR, in memory of a founder who died while President. Ham mobile activities were popular.

48. RAYNET - The Radio Amateurs' Emergency Network
    Groups are always on the lookout for anyone, Amateur Radio licensed or not, who has an interest in the aims of the organisation.  
    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.

49. The Project Gutenberg EBook Of The Radio Amateur's Hand Book, By A. Frederick Co
    The Project Gutenberg eBook of The radio amateur s Hand Book, by A. Frederick Collins. Copyright THE radio amateur S HAND BOOK. A  
    http://www.gutenberg.net/cdproject/cd/etext04/thrdm10ah/thrdm10ah.htm
    
    Extractions: INVENTOR OF THE WIRELESS TELEGRAPH Before delving into the mysteries of receiving and sending messages without wires, a word as to the history of the art and its present day applications may be of service. While popular interest in the subject has gone forward by leaps and bounds within the last two or three years, it has been a matter of scientific experiment for more than a quarter of a century. The wireless telegraph was invented by William Marconi, at Bologna, Italy, in 1896, and in his first experiments he sent dot and dash signals to a distance of 200 or 300 feet. The wireless telephone was invented by the author of this book at Narberth, Penn., in 1899, and in his first experiments the human voice was transmitted to a distance of three blocks. The first vital experiments that led up to the invention of the wireless telegraph were made by Heinrich Hertz, of Germany, in 1888 when he showed that the spark of an induction coil set up electric oscillations in an open circuit, and that the energy of these waves was, in turn, sent out in the form of electric waves. He also showed how they could be received at a distance by means of a ring detector, which he called a

50. R.A.R.E  Radio Amateur Relief Expeditions, Registered Charity.  RARE Provide A
    radio amateur Relief Expeditions Registered Charity no1037428. providing aid to orphanages, hospitals and schools in Romania and Russia.  
    http://www.russialink.org.uk/homepages/rare/

51. Club Radio Amateur Du Sud-Ouest - Nouvelle Adresse - Ve2cev.qc.ca
    radio amateur du Sud Ouest.  
    http://www.agena.net/ve2cev/

52. G4NJH Amateur Radio Pages
    It has traditionally provided a useful starting point for Engineers, IT, Communications and radio amateur’s credentials look good on any young (or even notso  
    http://www.innotts.co.uk/~asperges/
    
    Extractions: May 2004: I am seriously thinking of reducing these pages to a minimum, to include basic guidance, links to useful Amateur Radio Pages and of course the RSGB GB2RS News Pages in RealAudio. When I first started these pages about 6 or more years ago, there was very little out there of real use to Amateurs, and Internet was still novelty. I wanted to use a new medium to enhance the hobby, Since then I have had about 1,000,000 (million) visitors to the site, which is a lot more than if I had written a book! So I feel they have been useful. In some ways the decline in Amateur Radio has leveled off. With such a huge expansion of all sorts of communications, not least Internet, the scale of interest in our hobby has inevitably changed. But it is in no way disappeared nor is it likely to. I still feel that we are FAR too hidebound by unnecessary restrictions. But that needs a concerted effort both by Radio Societies and Government and won't come overnight. Alas, there are, I suspect, those who like being so limited for the sake of a sense of security or importance. I point no fingers: I simply observe. Let us move on: more interest, less Regulation. More dynamism. But that means effort by you and me, not just "those in charge."

53. Nellis Radio Amateur Club, Las Vegas, NV
    las vegas. NRAC logo. Nellis radio amateur Club. web site. Copyright © 20022004 Nellis radio amateur Club Last modified 02/08/04.  
    http://nellisrac.org/
    
    Extractions: 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 June 17, 2004 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.

54. Antennas & More We Make Radio Amateur Antennas
    HF, radio amateur Antennas, Antennas West, Ham radio, G5RV, Windom, Antenna wire, Coax feedline, short wave.  
    http://www.antennasmore.com/
    
    Extractions: The best HF Amateur Radio Antennas and Short-wave listening including wire beams, stealth antennas, Ham gear, G5RV, Windom, Baluns, Wire, and Coax. Take a look at our Hot selling WindomHSQ wire antenna that rivals Yagi beams. It is our best Antenna and extremely stealthy. Lower Price on our indoor HF antenna . Click here to find out more. Buy on our secure order site with MasterCard, Visa, PayPal, Check, Money Order Contact Information: Telephone Sales: sales@antennasmore.com

55. California Yacht Club
    RAG Activities for 2003 The CYC radio amateur Group has a number of exciting plans under development for this year. We will have  
    http://www.calyachtclub.com/cms/index.cfm?vNavID=66&mainid=7

56. AMSAT-DL Index
    Translate this page AMSAT Deutschland eV. radio amateur Satellite Corporation. P3-E donations / Spenden P3-E Info (Amateur Radio Satellite) P5-A Info (Amateur Mars Mission).  
    http://www.amsat-dl.org/

57. Eastern Shore Radio Amateur Club
    Eastern SHore Amateur Radio Club Affiliated with the American Radio Relay League. Home of the K4BW Wide Area Repeater System Up Dated 06/15/02 Weather Page.  
    http://www.intercom.net/user/dcope/esharc.html

58. Radio Amateur Activities Of ON4SKY
    radio amateur activities of ON4SKY. Introduction For sale A vendre Kenwood TS-570D. How to become an amateur radio ? Hams in the Sky.  
    http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/menu-qsl.htm
    
    Extractions: Radio amateur activities of ON4SKY Introduction For sale - A vendre Kenwood TS-570D Introduction to the world of hams How to become an amateur radio ? Hams in the Sky ... Traffic and codes Initiation ISS "ET Shadow" experiment Digital Radio Mondiale Work the world with EchoLink ! Clusters and packet radio ... Audio and sounds files History The future of communications The History of Amateur Radio The Titanic tragedy, sunk between CQD and SOS The History of Torre Bert Propagation Geomagnetic and auroral real-time status and forecasts The radio propagation Ionospheric perturbations Eclipses and the D-layer absorption ... CQ DX for an SWL Antenna systems Equipment for portable HF operations G5RV multi-band antenna The mystery of radials SWR, the radiation resistance

59. INFOGYM - LE GRAND MAGASIN FORME, FITNESS, MUSCULATION ET TOUS LES LOISIRS !
    radio amateur, » Mon Compte Qui ?  
    http://boutique.infogym.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=98

60. Singapore Amateur Radio Transmitting Society
    All are welcome. Launch of online radio amateur Radio Examination Study Course! Launch of on-line radio amateur Radio Examination Study Course!  
    http://www.sarts.org.sg/

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