cw frequencies

What make the carolina windom so good - The off-center fed CAROLINA WINDOM provides outstanding performance on all bands. This includes all the WARC bands, 30, 17, and 12 meters.

ACTIVE Beacons <30 Mhz - List of all ACTIVE Amateur Radio Beacons on frequencies below 30 Mhz.

the Quarter Century Wireless Association - Wild Rose Chapter 151 - Alberta

Fred Hammond Chapter 73 QCWA - Chapter 73 fred hammond chapter of the quarter century wireless association

W0DCW The St. Louis and Suburban Radio Club, Inc.

W3YY FSK CW PC interface - A FSK/CW PC interface that will allow a PC to key your transmitter producing either a pure FSK or CW signal

BandPlans.com - Have you ever wondered where different modes should be operated, what frequencies to avoid as a courtesy like SSTV etc? This site offer a database for known net frequencies,known segments for different modes, known beacons

JT65 HF JT65A HF Frequency Information - JT65A frequencies. List of common HF frequencies where you can work JT65A.

Slow CW Sensitivity - DK8KW laboratory tests to get some indication about the ability to communicate with signals below noise level using Slow-CW.

Why is Morse Code Still Used? - Interesting article by WY3A explaining benefits of operating CW

K6DBG - CW really is a language - Some things I've discovered about learning and operating CW by Chris Kantarjiev K6DBG

A basic CW operating manual - Compiled by Dan Stegner KC0OBU from FISTS CW Club member tips, amateur radio morse code procedures

Slow CW an introduction for Newcomers - DK8KW Longwave Information

Repeater operating procedure - Guidelines on operating on ham radio repeaters frequencies

VHF/UHF Propagation - In the past few years there has been a growing movement from VHF frequencies (50-300 MHz) to UHF (300-900 MHz). Many, however, have found the move fraught with difficulties.

Graham's scanner frequencies - Grahams Goldcoast Australia Radio Scanner Frequencies

Wadsworthsales - Manufacturer's representative of wireless communication radio equipment, 2-way radio sales, land mobile radio sales, repeaters, duplexers, antennas, pl tone, hf, vhf and uhf data modems and LAN ethernet radio modems for commercial and amateur radio users.

TWCW - This linux program will send Morse Code via soundcard or serial port by WA0EIR

EhoCW - CW Keyer software by F8EHO keyer and decoder functions, with interfaces with emitter/Receiver, memories, variables for call sign, mp3 and wav morse conversion, direct keyboard keying, joystick or serial interface for a morse key

COLLINS 30L-1 HF Linear Amplifier - The Collins 30L-1 Linear Amplifier has 1000 watts PEP power input on SSB and 1000 watts average on CW on all bands. It can be driven by the Collins 32S-3 Transmitter Collins KWM-2 or KWM-1 Transceiver, or most 70-100 watt exciters.

ZS1I beacon keyer - This article describes a simple programmable Morse Code Continuous Wave (CW) beacon keyer for HF, VHF, ARDF and tracking beacons

Inductor Design Software - RF toroid  ^updated - A free too designed to assist in the selection of iron and alloy powder cores. RF toroid calculate the location of the Self resonate frequencies for series and shunt inductors.

FM Morse Code Keyer - A simple circuit which will generate a 700 Hz tone into any FM transceiver allowing an amateur to practice CW with another amateur on a 2 meter simplex frequency.

40 meter QRP Transceiver - This semi-homebrew QRP (low power) CW transceiver is based on the ARK-40 transceiver kit, by S&S Engineering. With its built-in CW keyer and 5 watts of power, the basic ARK-40 transceiver is an outstanding 40 meter CW performer

500mw CW Transmitter - A very quick and easy way to get on the air is to build a "Michigan Mighty Mite" CW transmitter for 160, 80, 40 or 30 meters. It can't get simpler than this. It has very few parts, costs almost nothing, and it works! Cost estimate $10 by VE6WTF