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Mini-Beam Geometry Basics - There is a natural progression of the geometry of the "mini-beams" deriving from the basic yagi, which in itself owes a lot to the common dipole. By Dick Stevens, N1RCT

IZ1GJH/B 10 meter beacon - Active on 28.321,47 MHz in CW and Qrss3

CQWW 1998 from PA3HBB - Reportage of the CQWW CW contest in 1998, with full history of the event and photos of equipment used.

A beginner's guide to RTTY contests - A pdf file with review of RTTY contests software available on the net and information on how to operate a RTTY Contest, by RSGB.

The RTTY World Ranking List - Dedicated to the RTTY contesters worldwide by DK3VN, contest rules and summaries,

RTTY contesting.com - Rtty contesting using writelog for windows. RTTY records and rules, tutorials

DRCG: Dl-dx RTTY contest group - Dl-dx rtty contest group

RTTY Contests - Calendar with scores and rules of recent and upcoming RTTY contests

Elkins Training - FCC Training - Ekins offers an fc preparatory training class for grol and for all commercial licenses, permits and endorsements, including gmdss, stcw and the 70-hour coast-guard approved course.

A Beginner's Guide to Making CW Contacts - Jack Wagoner WB8FSV, a very well done article on how start a CW QSO, how to answer a CQ, how call your CQ and more. A musr reading for beginners

HSCW and HSMS reflector - High Speed Meteor Scatter (HSMS) e-mail reflector

The VK2SG-RTTY Archives - Archive of messages of the vk2sg rtty mailing list

CWS ByteMark - CWS ByteMark's Baluns (Balanced to Unbalanced) and Ununs (unbalanced to unbalanced) transformers are developed jointly with Dr. Jerry Sevick, W2FMI, who is known worldwide for his work on transmission line transformers

NETCERTUS ampsequencer - Advanced microprocessor driven control board specifically designed to buffer CW key signals while switching the amplifier to transmission, it can also be used to provide proper TX delay timing for RTTY.

Getting started in RTTY with MMTTY - A tutorial on how to get started operating RTTY using MMTTY as the primary program to begin your RTTY

WSJT - WSJT is a computer program for VHF/UHF communication dedicated to EME. Support FSK441 for meteor scatter, JT65: for EME and extreme troposcatter, JT6M: for meteor scatter (optimized for 50 MHz)EME Echo: for measuring your own echoes from the Moon, CW: for EME QSOs using 15 WPM Morse code

I.N.O.R.C. - Official Site - Official site of the "Italian Naval Old Rhythmers Club", gatehering CW operators from Military Navy and Civil Marine

QSK for the TL-922 and SB-220 mods - Beautifully constructed amplifiers. Unfortunately, are not suited for high speed T-R switching, a necessary attribute for operating AMTOR, QSK-CW, or SSB-VOX modes.

Pocket CW - Pocket CW is a morse code learning tool for PDA running windows ce

gMFSK - Linux free multimode HF terminal program. Despite the name, gMFSK can send and receive many digital conversational modes typically used by radio amateurs on HF. Supported modes are: MFSK (MFSK16 and MFSK8) RTTY THROB (1, 2 and 4 throbs/sec) PSK31 (BPSK and QPSK) PSK63 MT63 Feldhell

Wdecode - Old unsupported DOS and Win 3.1 RTTY (Baudot), SITOR decoder. Does not support TX.

Simple Electronic Keyer - A simple keyer which can be built for as little as $6 with some junk box parts. Although this circuit is not a true iambic keyer, it is capable of producing perfectly sounding CW.

SP5GJN HF amplifiers & CW Keys - Home made HF power amplifiers and CW Keys & Paddles

A CW TX for 80 meters band - This simple circuit will give about 1.2 Watts of output when powered from a 13.8VDC supply.

The ROSE 80 CW Transceiver - Build a 5 watt, 80 meter QRP CW Transceiver Designed by N1HFX