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The club was established in 1975 with the purpose to further the exchange of information and cooperation between members, to promote knowledge, to prepare for service in the community in time of disaster or need for emergency communications,

75m Mobile Texas Bugcatcher Loading Coil Measurements

Indiana's fastest growing hamfest! Saturday, November 29, 2003

IARU Region 3 bandplan Revised 12 March 2019

Eham review for FT-1000d version

The G5RV junior Half Size antenna by kc8hps

22 Different Wire Antennas for the 160 Meter Band, Random Length Radiator Wire, delta loop, loop antennas, off-centered antennas, sloper, dipoles, Z antenna, Zepp and Clothesline Antennas

30 Watt 50 MHz ham radio beacon de N6CA

AL-811 and AL-811H specifications and information about this 600-800 Watt ham radio ower amplifiers

CAT decoded Band decoder, remote Antenna switch

An excel spreadsheet that in a really simple way checks how much to trim your antenna elements. Download the xls file and watch the presentation video include in this page

An interesting article on choosing the right battery when operating in portable mode, considering charging time and modes, weight and size.

Chicago's oldest and best amateur radio club

First pictures and links for the Kenwood TS-990S HF and 50 Mhz transceiver releases in May 2012

The HA8TKS VHF DXCluster is an essential online resource for amateur radio operators focusing on VHF and higher frequencies. This platform provides real-time information on DX spots, allowing users to track and engage in two-way radio communications effectively. The integrated map mash-up feature enhances the user experience by visually displaying the locations of DX stations, making it easier for operators to plan their contacts and optimize their antenna setups based on geographical data. In addition to the DXCluster functionality, the site offers various HAM tools, including a QRB calculator, which helps operators determine the distance to DX stations based on Maidenhead grid locators. The platform supports multiple modes of operation, including CW, SSB, RTTY, and digital modes like FT8 and JT65. With a user-friendly interface and comprehensive data, the HA8TKS VHF DXCluster is a valuable asset for both novice and experienced operators looking to enhance their DXing and contesting activities.

Microhams is a dynamic organization of hams in the Puget Sound area. The club includes a broad range of people from our local tech industry who participate in just about every aspect of our hobby.

Ham Radio cartoons of common situations

Eham Yaesu FT-1000 review

With spectrum analysis of beacon signals, it's possible to see features relating to various propagation phenomonen.

This group is being formed to support those radio enthusiasts that already have experience in SWL, Scanners, or Citizen Band/FRS radio that would like to know more about becoming a Ham.

Eham users Kenwood TS-50 review

SFHRC - San Francisco Ham Radio Club, formed December 1,1998, to conduct activities to advance the general interest and welfare of Ham Radio in San Francisco and neighboring communities of the Bay Area.

Balanced feed with coaxial line by John F. Clemens W9ERN

A collection of calculators, contest schedules, references, databases and more for Palm OS by KB7AVT

Wheel antenna informations by The Olde Antenna Lab

an homemade ultra lightweight Morse code keyer paddle that can be used as a manual straight key

This page contains a map of Chinese Prefixes.

eham users review of the Kenwood TS-570D or TS-570G HF Transceivers

DX Century Club First post-WWII Countries List

Monthly Amateur radio DX Peditions and Contest calendar at HamRadioWeb

An online interactive grid square map made with openstreet map. Just point and click and zoom in to determine an accurate grid square locator till 10 digit resolution

Amateur Radio Club in Edinburgh. Founded in 1949 with twice monthly meetings and a range of activites including talks, DF hunts, vists and contesting.

This group is dedicated to those who are interested in getting started in amateur radio or upgrading to a higher class license

Theory and origins of W4RNL Asymmetrical Hatted Vertical Dipole AHVD for portable operations.

A comparison of the buddipole antenna versus a wire dipole done on 20 meters band

Oakcallsigns.com specializes in custom-crafted oak call signs, presenting various designs for amateur radio shacks. The resource showcases different styles, including standard call sign plaques and options featuring iconic ham radio silhouettes like the _D-104_ microphone. Each item is described with pricing, ranging from $15.00 to **$25.00**, and includes details on shipping and seller reputation. The platform highlights the craftsmanship involved, emphasizing personalized scroll-saw work on each oak piece. It details the seller's positive feedback rating of **99.4%** from over 10,000 transactions, indicating a reliable source for these unique accessories. The site also provides information on the number of units sold for specific designs, such as 2,338 for the standard call sign gift and 554 for the smaller personalized version. This commercial offering focuses on decorative and personalized items for the ham radio enthusiast, distinct from operational equipment. It serves as a direct retail channel for custom shack adornments.

eHam user reviews of the Yaesu FT-450 HF+6m t ransceiver

Cushcraft A3S performances with the A743 kit to add 30 and 40 meters

Presents the Holy Cluster, a contemporary DX cluster service offering real-time amateur radio spot data. This platform integrates a dynamic graphical map to visualize current contacts, enhancing situational awareness for DXers and contesters. Developed by an Israeli group of developers and supported by the Israeli Association of Radio Communication (IARC), the Holy Cluster aggregates DX spots from various sources, including traditional telnet clusters, the Reverse Beacon Network (RBN), and PSK Reporter, providing a comprehensive view of band activity. The cluster's design emphasizes a user-friendly interface for monitoring DX activity across multiple bands, including dedicated support for JOTA (Jamboree On The Air) operations. Its aggregation capabilities allow operators to quickly identify propagation openings and active stations, streamlining the process of making two-way radio contacts. The integration of RBN and PSK Reporter data offers insights into propagation conditions and station reception reports, which can be invaluable for optimizing antenna direction and operating strategies.

Italian amaterur radio equipment online store in Frosinone

Eham users review of this HF/VHF/UHF All Mode Transceiver.

W5KUB Broadcasting live video and audio from ARRL National Convention (Dayton Hamvention)

Amateur radio windows fonts with slashed zero and Phi also listed some morse code fonts available to download

Real-time dashboard with 3000km optimal working & maximum usable frequency as well as maximum NVIS frequency; all for your internet access location.

The 9W2VVH blog documents the amateur radio journey of Hussairy, focusing on his station setup and operational experiences from Malaysia. Content includes details about his _Yaesu FT-857D_ transceiver, which serves as the primary rig for HF, VHF, and UHF operations, often paired with a _G5RV_ antenna for HF bands. The site also features discussions on various aspects of ham radio, such as antenna experimentation and QSL card exchanges, reflecting a hands-on approach to the hobby. Operational updates frequently cover DX contacts and local ragchews, providing insights into propagation conditions and operating techniques from Southeast Asia. The blog serves as a personal log and sharing platform, showcasing the practical application of amateur radio equipment and fostering connections within the global ham community.

HobbyPCB.com provides quality products and boards for amateur radio including the popular HARDROCK 50 amplifier

Amateur Radio 40m 20m 15m Half Wave Fan dipole antenna project with part list, pictures and drawing. Includes the option to expand the antenna to cover the 80 meters band

The Mobile-Portable Reflector serves as a dedicated discussion platform for amateur radio operators interested in mobile and portable operations. It facilitates the exchange of information and answers questions specifically related to operating amateur radio from vehicles, temporary field locations, or while walking. The platform is not intended for general amateur radio discussions; its scope is strictly limited to mobile-portable topics. Subscribers can access prior postings to review historical conversations and solutions. The list is administered by _dick at k7vc.com_ and operates on Mailman version _2.1.12_. Subscription requires email confirmation and offers optional privacy password protection, with an option to receive daily batched emails.

Introduction to Shortwave Antennas. Understanding Shortwave Radio Listening and Antenna Design and Construction

Glacier-Waterton International Peace Park Hamfest Oldest continious running hamfest in the world