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Amateur Radio Contesting FAQ - Answers to frequently asked questions for newcomers to the sport of amateur radio contesting.

Radio Sport Minnesota - Minnesota Wireless Association, the Minnesota contesting connection.

Northern Greece Contest Team - N.G.C.T. - The Northern Greece Contest Team (NGCT)official home page

Lima Alfa Contest Club - LA8W LN8W, Norwegian Contest Club

VK9XD DX Contest Station - Christmas Island

Japanese Amateur Radio Teleprinter Society (JARTS) - The biggest RTTY/PSK31 club in Japan includes info on JARTS RTTY Contest

Win-Test contest logging software - Win-Test is a contest logging software compatible with all the operating systems Windows 32 bits without exception. All major international and many national contests are supported. Network TCP/IP capability, radios and CW interfaced, database-aided autocompletion, and much more...

UDY-2 Voice Keyer - The UDY-2 Voice Keyer digital voice keyer amateur radio software utility integrates many popular voice keyer features in one convenient easy to use program. Whether you're working a contest as multi op, single op, running a net, or just plain rag chewing the UDY-2 Voice Keyer has something to make hamming more fun and convenient for you.

RC.N Home of Radio Contesting - Interactive home for radio contesters. Includes scores database, access to contester chat, forums, real-time posting and near-real-time news feed.

The 9K Contest Club - The first Kuwaiti contest club,idea of 9K2RR

LT7W - Grupo TITAN - Special Callsign by TITAN Group, from Chubut, Patagonia Argentina - Working DX - Contest - ILLW and special events.

French Radio Club F6KQJ - F6KQJ contest and other activation, Brives-Charensac France

Whitton Amateur Radio Group - If you find yourself in London then please do visit. The club operates a HF station with the call sign GX0MIN, Friday evenings. We have held the contest call sign M2W since 2000, and regularly participate in HF contests. CQWW SSB is a favourite and the group has operated the October event from Whitton using M2W and from DX locations during the years, with the calls 9H0WW, ZC4DX, C56DX, A45ZN.

Orkney Amateur Radio Club - Founded in 2000. Club activities include island activations, dxpeditions and contesting. All interests catered for.

Twin City FM Club - Largest general-purpose ham radio club in Twin Cities. Three repeaters, fully equipped two position HF club station, contesting, field day, and more.

East Tennessee DX Association - A club dedicated to DXing (HF as well as VHF/UHF) and contesting.

Ham Radio Among The Alligators - Activating a county for ham radio can be dangerous to your health!

RFI Archives - RFI mailing list at contesting.com

MultiKeyer - MultiKeyer is a computer keying program that supports both CW and Phone messages: CW EME Auto mode sends timed CW messages for EME and Meteor Scatter operation CW "Contest" mode sends Auto CQ, plus preprogrammed messages Sequenced Phone mode transmits prerecorded .wav files for Meteor Scatter operation Auto Phone mode transmits prerecorded .wav files for contest operation

All in One by WD8KNC - Windows based contest logging software with multiple functions like antenna rotor control, dx cluster, cat control, voice and cw keying, supports many data modes, qrz lookup, pirint qsl and labels, mapping and more

SH5 Contest Log Analysis - SH5 is an easy to use ham radio contest logs analyzer which creates a variety of statistics in HTML format from the Cabrillo format log. Run under Windows and is free to download, by the makers of TR4W

W1GHZ Palm log - W1GHZ Palm Software, special-purpose contest logging program for the ARRL 10GHz Cumulative Contest.

WiNRADiO for Mac - WiNRADiO for Mac, WiNRADiO provides Apple Macintosh support for our most popular receiver, the WR-1550e, a medium-range external receiver with frequency range 150 kHz to 1.5 GHz

MacR–1000 - Icom IC–PCR1000 communications receiver remote control for Apple Macintosh computers running MacOsX

Using ferrites for interference suppression - This tutorial is meant to shed some light on the use of ferrites, and also presents some comparative frequency domain measurements both to illustrate some of the points, and to give designers an idea of what they might expect in using and specifying a ferrite component