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IRC's Home site - Information of IRC DX group DX informations propagation and may other informations about dx and internet.

WA7BNM Contest Calendar  ^pop - Complete listing of upcoming ham radio contests, including rule summaries of this week's contests. You can also subscribe to his email service.

SM3CER Contest Calendar Priority listing - Contest Service by SM3CER with Calendar, Rules, and Results

ARRL contest branch - ARRL contest calendar, scores, Forms and rules

Contest scores by dxwatch.com Priority listing - A searchable database containing user submitted scores for most contests. Information gathered from 3830 mailing list

CyberCWContest - Contest simulation: Call stations or call CQ. Program is excellent for CW contest practise or enter ongoing operating contests.

Super-Duper Contest Logger - SD sets the standard for fast, simple logging and editing in the major international contests and in dozens of others worldwide. Runs on any PC.

The Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin. - OPDX Bulletin distributed on the Internet and packet clusters around the world, by Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW.

AMSAT Newsletter - The AMSAT News Service publishes weekly bulletins containing information of interest to amateur satellite operators.

Internet six meter news - Lots of links and news for the six meter band, 50 Mhz.

FCC Forms Available via Internet - Many official FCC forms available in Acrobat PDF format.

Yeasu reflector - Yaesu, unofficial, mailing reflector

Kenwood  ^pop - Kenwood continues its strong and proud heritage as the Pacesetter in Amateur Radio. Kenwood was the first Amateur Radio manufacturer on the Web. It is our firm dedication to continue leading the way with useful website services in the future. Visit our Amateur page to learn more.

Antenna Rotator System  ^{updated  pop} - The ARS will allow to control any antenna rotator (Azimuth & Elevation) from a computer. Even if you are only interested on HF arrays, the ARS will allow it. Supported from most programs as CT for DOS, tracking programs.

NHRC Repeater Controllers - NHRC Repeater Controllers is your provider of low-cost, high-value repeater controllers.

Repeater Controllers and Accessories - Arcom is your home for state-of-the-art repeater controllers and accessories.

WiNRADiO Communications - Pioneering the integration of radio and personal computing, WiNRADiO Communications are the manufacturers of award-winning range of computer-controlled WiNRADiO receivers for professional and amateur applications.

The home of NuMorse and NuTest - Learn the Morse Code. Learn from random text or simulated QSO (contact) sources. Create character sequences that you find difficult. Compare your results with what the program sent and view error statistics. Take simulated tests. Sound card not essential. Evaluation version not time limited.

TS-2000 Radio Control Program - ARCP-2000 Radio Control Program for the Kenwood TS-2000 transceiver.

Super-Duper for Listeners - SDL is a dedicated contest logger for SWLs. It's good for all the major international contests and for dozens of others worldwide. SDL is fully working and unrestricted, and is distributed as freeware. It links to Icom, Kenwood and Yaesu radios to follow band and mode changes.

NuTest - NuTest is a complete XP/Vista compatible training package that will help you obtain or upgrade your FCC Amateur Radio License by passing the written theory tests. It creates interactive on-screen and printed tests using the official ARRL/FCC question pools.

M*Log - Features contest mode and powerful configuration & reporting options. Commercial

DXbase - Professional Logging Software for Windows 95/98/NT. A separate version is available for DOS. Full featured logging, HF radio control, Internet Packet, VHF Packet, Label Designer, Report Designer, and a lot more.

MacIcomControl - Radio control software for the Macintosh

HamServ - Another way of having your own bbs, using AGW Packet engine. HamServ is a TCP/IP Server program that runs under 32 bit windows and offers support for AX25, HTTP, NNTP, POP3, SMTP, and TELNET. Ideally it should be run under the AGW Packet engine, with the add on TCP/IP driver, it then allows for simultaneous connects via the internet and via packet radio, but it can of course be used stand alone, in which case people will be able to connect to it via the Internet.