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EI7BA's Amateur Radio Pages  ^updated - Multi Band Quad,Cushcraft R5, R7, R7000, repair and maintenance, Remote Antenna Switching, Hexagonal Beam, Automatic Band Decoder, Low Band Verticals, Crank-up Tiltover Tower etc

Wireless for the Warrior - The history of British Army Radio, n this web site you will find basic technical descriptions and photographs of many vintage radio sets once used by the British Army

Classic Radio Galery  ^pop - Large colletion of antique radios with details and photos

Radio Associazione Valdelsa - Radio Associazione valdelsa, Tuscany Italy, involved in Ares & Races

FAT Alsace - Florida Alfa Tango d'Alsace.

CB DXPacific Propagation Priority listing - Eleven meter world-wide propagation predictions for South Pacific updated monthly. Also, Near Real-Time DX Monitor

30 RMA 001 Paco - web site dedicated to eleven meters dx also in spanish

1SL1A Sealand DXpedition - 9-10 December 2000, Bands to be concentrated on will be 10m,15m,20m,40m,80m. WARC bands and 160 are being considered

DXCC txt file - The current ARRL DXCC country list by Bill Brelsford, K2DI

S59ABC S52000 Radio club Maribor - Home page of radio club Maribor Slovenia:S59ABC,S52000 milenum callsing.

Radio Amateur Relief Expeditions - Radio amateurs helping orphanages, hospitals and schools in Romania and Russia

N2BR Bobby - Amateur Shortwave Radios Links and information,Also Swap Radio Groups Bearcat-scanner Drake Radios Hallicrafters and more

What does DX mean - DX is an old radio term used by radio enthusiasts, it stands for the long-distance reception of radio signals, DX being a short-form way of saying distance-extreme.

E. H. Armstrong - Radio's premier inventor, Edwin H. Armstrong was responsible for the Regenerative Circuit (1912), the Superheterodyne Circuit (1918), the Superregenerative Circuit (1922) and the complete FM System (1933)

ISS Crew - ISS crewmember name and callsigns by Expedition nr

KQ0RP Iowa QRP Club - Club formed to promote amateur radio low power operation, to hone operating skills, to improve building skills, and to introduce the hobby to prospective new amateur radio operators

An introduction to Repeater Systems - By Northern Alberta Amateur radio Club Nice overview of how repeaters work and protocols

ScanTulsa - Interactive Guide to Scanning Tulsa Communications

QSL-Shop.com - Premium quality QSL cards, with samples, preview and on-line order

Minnesota DX Club - The MDXC has monthly meeting in the Twin Cites. Coverage all bands from LW to UHF. We also have Summer and Winter DXpeditions.

BeaconSee - BeaconSee shows you, in real time, worldwide HF band openings on your PC. Analyses the audio signals from your radio, which is tuned to the NCDXF IARU HF beacon network and shows you the signal strength received from each of the 18 beacon transmitters as a plot of frequency spectrum against time.

Bonito RadioCom - Decode digital and analog signals out of any high quality Transceiver or Receiver, works as a DSP-analyzing system

Radio Clock - Enables you to decode the time signals sent by various LF and HF radio stations in the standard frequency and time service

WB0NNI Home Brew HF Amps and Tutorials  ^pop Priority listing - Tutorials and other information on designing and building hf amplifiers. Includes tube data and amplifier projects.

DSP-10 2-meter DSP transceiver - The DSP-10 is an amateur-radio, software-defined 2-meter transceiver that can be built at home. It operates not only on SSB, FM and CW, but also on four Weak-Signal modes. Features are tailored to operation on VHF, UHF and Microwave frequencies. By W7PUA