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A Reduced Half- sloper for 160 meters - A half sloper antenna for 160 meter band Italian translation of a WD8DSB article appeared in a QST issue during 1998.

N2CX on End-Fed Halfwave Antennas - This original N2CX article was first published in the 72 newsletter back in 1997 or 1998.

The G3BGR Magnetic Loop - This ia a home built Magnetic loop antenna which was used by G3BGR, indoors on 7,10 and 14Mhz. The basic idea was in Radcom 1986

Radio Age - Since 1998, Radio Age has offered for sale antique radios from the Golden Age of radio

Historical Radio Society of Australia Inc. - The Historical Radio Society of Australia (inc.) was formed in 1982 by a group of enthusiasts committed to the preservation of Australia's radio heritage.

Michigan Antique Radio Club - Michigan Antique Radio Club, or MARC. The MARC was officially founded October 19, 1985 at the Dillon Inn (now the Hampton Inn) in Lansing, Michigan. Our mission: To preserve the history and enhance the knowledge of radio, television and related disciplines

JAN THØGERSEN - Old radios from 1925 to 1985

DF0RI VHF Contests 1986-1996 - Results and info on VHF and HF contest station DF0RI

N7LE Central Oregon DX Club - The club was formed at a meeting of a group of hams on a May 1989 afternoon at Jake's Truck Stop in Bend.

YN2N Guest House Nicaragua - In YN2N Guest house you can enjoy the visit to Granada meanwhile you can use our YN2N Ham Shack full of equipment, in a beatifull rural property just 10 minutes from Granada.

GM2T Cockenzie and Port Seton Amateur Radio Club - We are the premier Amateur Radio Club in the Edinburgh area, since our formation in 1984 we have done much to raise the profile of our hobby in the area.

Sonoma County Radio Amateurs - SCRA - The sonoma county radio amateurs invite you to attend our next monthly meeting or check into the tuesday night scra net on the 146.985 repeater at 7 pm.

NO6PW San Francisco Ham Radio Club - SFHRC - San Francisco Ham Radio Club, formed December 1,1998, to conduct activities to advance the general interest and welfare of Ham Radio in San Francisco and neighboring communities of the Bay Area.

The Society of Midwest Contesters - TheSociety of Midwest Contesters formed early in 1985 with the goal of uniting Midwest contesters into a competitive group and to further the idea of radiosporting in the Midwest.

Clear Lake Amateur Radio Club - CLARC was founded in 1987 as an ARRL Special Services Club and is an IRS 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization serving the NASA/Clear Lake area of Houston, Texas. Our mission is to expand the visibility of amateur radio through education, training, and fellowship and to use our capabilities for the public good

Australian amateur population trends 1998 - 2007 - Over recent years the number of issued amateur licences has been declining, the trend was about 2.8% pa decline over the five years to 2002.

Intruder Amplifiers - Poewer amplifiers for 10m band. Also dealer for Galaxy, Connex, Magnum, Cobra, Browning, and others

Q-MAC - Tactical Radios Manufacturers of HF and VHF Transceivers, NVIS Antennas, Portable and mobile antennas for military and commercial use.

The 160-Meter Band: An Enigma Shrouded in Mystery - Lights on why 160 meters is so unpredictable and what’s being done to reveal its secrets

Log2000 - Log2000 is a program for logging and tracking QSO's, creating and printing QSL's and QSL labels. Designed for Windows 95/98, Windows NT and Windows 2000.

Pro Mem Edit - Pro Mem Edit for Win98 (others not tested, but should work) is a small program to read, edit and store the memories of the 756Pro, 756Pro2.

TS-2000/B2000 Memory Control Program - This program is for downloading, uploading the memory channels and various settings on the TS-2000(X)/B2000. To write data to or read the data from the TS-2000(X)/B2000 memory, an RS-232C straight cable is required. Runs on Windows 98.

WINRAD by I2PHD  ^{updated  pop} - Winrad is a free software program designed to implement a Software Defined Radio (SDR), meant to run under Windows XP, Windows 2000, or Windows 98SE. In a nutshell, it accepts a chunk of up to 96 kHz coming from a complex mixer in form of two signals, I and Q, fed to the PC sound card.

Clean Up Your Signals with Band-Pass Filters - These inexpensive, easily built filters can be the buffer you need between the signals you want to hear and send and those you don’t!

Clean Up Your Signals with Band-Pass Filters part 2 - Part 2—You’re now much closer to saying goodbye to your unwanted signal problems!