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The WWVB Receiving Antenna - The construction of this antenna is intended to be inexpensive, fast, and effective. Very capable in receiving WWVB from california.

The Low Frequency Receiving Loop - The Spreaders are 3 feet, making the loop 6 feet in diameter. There are 5 spreaders so the windings can alternate from side to side. There are 30 turns of 18 gauge stranded insulated wire.

A 2.4 Ghz High gain antenna  ^pop - Here is how to build a high gain antenna for 2.4 gHz wireless networks. Several hams are experimenting with these devices in an effort to build a network. It is sometimes referred to as Hinternet or HSMM.

Radiosphonos.com - Your internet antique radio restoration and resale specialist

DX Cluster Using the Internet - For those of you not familiar with the DX Cluster, a word of explanation by Martyn G3UKV

Internet Ham Atlas - A large collection of maps of each dxcc country with general information, banknotes and coins, satellite images, flags and national information where available by SP6NVK

Passion RadioAmateur 2.0 - French Blog about amateur radio and new technologies, Internet, Hyperfréquences (SHF), DX Radio et Contests, Antennas and Videos by F1JXQ

Oakville Amateur Radio Club - A local resource offering Club repeaters, weekly meetings, breakfasts and technical assistance.

NARRI Nevada Amateur Radio Repeaters - promote the development of amateur radio repeaters under the provisions of 47CFR Part 97 including, but may not be limited to, those linked via the internet, for personal enjoyment, public service during emergencies and natural disaster

HB9Z Internet Remote Base - A controllable TS2000 made available at HB9Z in switzerland. Antennas are Carolina Windom 160 for 160-10m, a 5-Element Beam for 20-15-10m a G5RV for 80-10m and a V2000-Vertical for 6m, 2m, 70 cm.

3840 Audio Archives Priority listing - 80/75 meter Amateur Radio recordings via various online tuners.

Setting up a live broadcast on the internet

Run your own live feed - This tutorial will get you on the road to running your own live scanner feed on the Internet, be it railroad, fire/ems or law enforcement related.

HB9FX Internet Remote Base JN37XH Hochwacht Zofingen Switzerland - Tune and / or listen between 10kHz - 10GHz to professional Online-Receivers as Rhode & Schwarz EK070 or AEG E1900/3, Amateur-Radio-Transceivers, Web-SDR, Digital-Modes, Repeaters, EchoLink, APRS or control Antenna-Switch-Matrix, Antenna-Tuner, SWR & PWR- Control or Web-Cams.

QRSS Keyer - An homebrewed QRSS CW keyer

Alinco Manuals - Alinco Instruction manuals on the Internet mostly on PDF format

Mi3nie - HF wire antennas toroids, connectors and accessories, online shop

TLDetails - Transmission Line Details. This utility program shows the impedance and SWR at both ends of a transmission line and the details of power loss in the line. It includes characteristics for over 40 built-in line types. You can modify these values to see how small changes affect the results or to specify custom lines. All program inputs may be changed directly or you can use spin buttons to make the changes. If you are using a moderately fast computer you can hold down a spinner and "watch the movie" on the charts as the results are recomputed. By AC6LA

425 Toolbar - Internet explorer and Firefox toolbar by the popular dx news site 425 dx news.

Linrad - Multiplatoform freeware DSP software. Linrad has its origin in software that was developed for 144 MHz EME CW but it is quite general and should be seen more like a kit for designing a receiver that a receiver for some particular usage. It can be used as a CW receiver with a small time delay and a fast waterfall graph. A dsp for conventional receiver to imporve signals readability, a spectrum analyzer.

NBEMS - The Narrow Band Emergency Messaging System (NBEMS) for Windows is a suite of software programs designed for point-to-point, fast, error-free, emergency messaging up to or over 100 miles distant, and takes up a very minimum of frequency space on the ham bands, leaving more space for other ham activites.

NetDXCluster - NetDXCluster provides ham radio operators access to AR DX Cluster nodes using telnet via the Internet. Internet connection is required. This software only works under Mac OS X 10.1.3 or later.

RadioDXCluster - MacOSX configurable terminal software used to control your TNC (Terminal Node Controller) to connect with your local AR-DX Cluster using your radio. This program combines features contained in MacTNC, a TNC control program, and NetDXCluster (formerly MacDXCluster), similar software that accesses DX Clusters via the Internet rather than a radio link.

Rapido - Rapido will provide an automatic download of a JPEG picture from the internet at a certain time interval and show the picture on screen. In addition it allows you to save the downloaded picture on disk.

Callsign Lookup - Callsign Lookup is a simple, small Apple Macintosh application that allows the amateur radio operator with a dedicated Internet connection (DSL, cable) to quickly access online callsign databases