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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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OCRACES
County of Orange SheriffCoroner Department Communications radio amateur Civil Emergency Service OCRACES. This Web site has moved!
http://home.earthlink.net/~kbourne/ocraces/
How To Become A Radio Amateur
How to Become A radio amateur. Section A. Introduction. Why must I take a radio and electrical theory examination before I can become a radio amateur?
http://www.logicsouth.com/~lcoble/dir9/ra190.txt

Extractions: This booklet is intended to introduce you to amateur radio; a hobby that is challenging, rewarding and educational. It also serves to answer some of the questions which are asked by prospective, or even existing, radio amateurs about the hobby. Amateur radio is unique in the freedom it allows you to develop and experiment with radio communication equipment. It can even enable you to communicate around the world. Radio amateurs may make contact with people in any country. Even language differences need not be a barrier by using Morse code and ÎQâ codes (these are three-letter codes which have the same meaning throughout the amateur radio world). Radio amateurs are often at the forefront of radio technology and increasingly they are able to use their home computers to combine computer technology and radio. By becoming a radio amateur you can prepare yourself for a world which is increasingly technology-based. For example, you can experiment with antennas, television, RTTY (radio teletype), data (including computer controlled communications such as packet radio), satellite communications and, of course, short or long range voice or Morse code transmissions. The hobby frequently leads to participants making lasting friendships both in the United Kingdom and worldwide. In this way it has proved to be a great asset to those who are housebound, or who find mobility a problem, because of the opportunity it provides to make friends. Many other amateurs are able to offer their services to the first aid organisations and even the police at public events and during disaster relief operations at home and abroad. For most amateurs, however, it is just the sheer excitement of that chance contact with an individual hundreds or even thousands of miles away that is so absorbing.
Go2Audio Directory - Radio - Amateur
radio amateur Callbook Callbooks, buy online. Searchable CDROM . WIA Vic - Victorian Division .. LVRAC The Las Vegas radio amateur Club
http://www.go2audio.com/links/radio-amateur.html

Extractions: - select - Music Directories Alternative Bass Bluegrass Blues Chamber Choral Country Dance Downloads Electronic Folk Guitar Industry Jazz Karaoke Keyboard Lyrics Medieval Metal New Age Opera Organ People Percussion Pop Production Publishers Rap - HipHop Reference Rehearsal Studios Sheet Music Software Songwriting Strings Techno Therapy Venues Winds World-NewAge Music Gear
RAMS Home Page
radio amateur Megacycle Society. RAMS The radio amateur Megacycle Society KB9II John Matz - Secretary 7079 West Avenue Hanover Park IL 60133
http://my.core.com/~jematz/rams.html
Wanadoo
Propose l'inscription des amateurs radio cb et internet avec ICQ, firetalk.
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/ar.ria/
Amateur Radio And DX Reference Guide
Features 80+ pages and 3000+ links covering 400+ ham radio and DX topics.
http://www.ac6v.com/
ARRLWeb: Welcome To Amateur Radio!
What amateur radio (ham radio) is. How to get started in ham radio. License requirements. Where to find instruction. Where to find examinations. You can become an amateur radio operatorno matter what age, gender or physical ability entrylevel exam and earn their amateur (ham) radio license. They all share the diverse
http://www.arrl.org/hamradio.html

Extractions: Let the Excitement Begin Here's your invitation to a friendly, high-tech hobby that's got something fun for everyone! You can become an Amateur Radio operatorno matter what age, gender or physical ability. People from all walks of life pass their entry-level exam and earn their Amateur ( ham ) Radio license. They all share the diverse world of activities you can explore with ham radio. You never know who you'll run into when communicating with Amateur Radio: Young people, retirees, teachers and students, engineers and scientists, doctors, mechanics and technicians, homemakers...
QRZ.COM Home Page
4 Comments) amateur radio Military Appreciation Day. May 21 2004 2337 by kb9ibw. amateur radio Military Appreciation Day is an event on May 29, 2004 that will be held
http://www.qrz.com/

Extractions: June 06 2004,06:41 by Saturday June 5th 2004 around 8:25 am(0825hrs) I arrived at the HUDSONVILLE MI Hamfest. It was a great day for a hamfest, sunshine, clear sky, and temperature perfect for inside or out. I had been through the first of 2 buildin.... Read More... (24 Comments) OLDEST HAM IN USBYRL "TEX" BURDICK, W5BQU, SK
TAPR - Home Page
TAPR Home Page. TAPR is a nonprofit educational research and development organization focused on the issues of amateur radio wireless digital communications. TAPR is focused on Spread Spectrum
http://www.tapr.org/
ARRLWeb ARRL Home Page
ARRLWeb is the home of the American radio Relay League, the US national organization of amateur radio operators. as an "Elmer"or mentorhelping new licensees to get up and running in amateur
http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.arrl.org/&y=028CC0EE33B6C946&
SAREX
SAREX. Space amateur radio Experiment. SAREX has been superceded by ARISS, amateur radio aboard the International Space Station. Please see the ARISS page.
http://www.amsat.org/amsat/sarex/sarex.html

Extractions: SAREX has been superceded by ARISS , Amateur Radio aboard the International Space Station. Please see the ARISS page This page is no longer maintained, and is retained for historial interest only. The Space Amateur Radio Experiment (SAREX) is a continuing program to use amateur radio equipment on board the Space Shuttle . It is sponsored by AMSAT NASA , and the ARRL For general information on the program, see the SAREX page maintained by the SAREX project. During space shuttle missions, especially missions carrying SAREX, certain amateur radio stations relay the mission control audio from NASA. Please help us update this list of shuttle audio frequencies Ken Ernandes, N2WWD, makes the current orbital information (vectors and Keplerian element sets in both NASA and AMSAT formats) available daily (or more often) during Shuttle missions. Feedback to
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 What do you propose to do this night? Welcome to the latest update of the Amateur Radio Propagation Studies web site providing actual information on sporadic E, Aurora and FAI dx propagation on very high frequencies. In the European sector, we already got some sporadic E openings in the month of May. Compared to last year, this openings were much less spectacular though. A remarkable Aurora QSO was managed by IK2YXK, IK2GSO and HB0/HA5OJ in April, see the below editorial and the paper discussing this QSO in detail. If you never worked FAI dx QSOs before, you are requested to consider the article on the left. You may also find a paper dealing with this disturbing spam messages in the dx cluster network and you may download new monitor wallpapers featuring moonbounce communication. Join field-aligned backscatter tests in 50 and 144 MHz In ham radio terminology, FAI (field-aligned backscatter) denotes a propagation mode in mid-latitudes involving skewed radio paths very similiar to Auroral backscatter. The 50 MHz SESCAT radar located on the island of Crete investigates this type of backscatter on a scientific basis. The radar echoes originate from unstable plasma structures drifting westward in the pre-midnight summer nighttime (
Callsign Database
Canada s National amateur radio Society We re ALL about amateur radio! Home Up Canadian Callbook Address Errors. Official Canadian
http://www.rac.ca/database.htm

Extractions: Official Canadian Amateur Radio Call Sign Database The data herein indicates that some Amateurs are qualified in sending and receiving the Morse Code. It should be noted that, although the only legislated requirement for operation in all Amateur bands is now Basic Qualification and a code speed of 5 WPM, many Amateurs have qualified at much higher speeds. RAC now offers a Certificate of Proficiency in Morse Code , to be administered by the RAC Awards Manager, to recognize voluntary candidate Morse code reception proficiency at speeds of 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40 WPM. Search for names, addresses or call signs (Updated daily) Check for available call signs (Updated daily) Download the complete callsign database (Updated weekly) Try some user developed search programs It has become apparent, through examination of records maintained by
CQ Home Page
Click Here To Subscribe. Click Here to Visit the CQ Store for All Your amateur radio Book Needs. BPL Info Center Learn the Facts -Make a Difference.
http://www.cq-amateur-radio.com/
Amateur Radio Station N9OO
N900's online electric radio magazine index.
http://www.qsl.net/n9oo/
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 2005 Announcing the availability of DXbase 2005 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!
Amateur Radio, Scanner Radios & CB Dealer - Advanced Specialties, Lodi NJ - Alin
Directions, operating hours and product information including online shopping for Ham, Scanners, FRS, CB equipment and accessories.
http://www.advancedspecialties.net/

Extractions: Advanced Specialties IS The New Jersey / New York Metro Area Hobby Radio Shop Communications Sales center! Order OnLine with Confidence from an Established Radio Dealer! We have the area's Best selection of Communication Equipment for the Radio Hobbyist. At our Retail Discount Store location, we have and much more, many on display! We accept most major Credit and ATM cards. Our Stores Hours are Tuesday to Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM, and Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM Eastern. We are closed on Sundays, Mondays and all Holidays.
The Open University Amateur Radio Club
Society located in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire. Details on membership, QSL cards and links.
http://g0our.open.ac.uk/
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
ARRLWeb: ARRL Home Page
ARRLWeb is the home of the American radio Relay League, the US national organization of amateur radio operators. amateur radio News. Earlier Stories.
http://www.arrl.org/

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