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A live map of current KiWiSDR receivers available on the network. It allows users to explore a directory of web-controlled receivers for listening to HF and VHF stations worldwide. The site provides access to remote ham radio stations online, making it a valuable resource for amateur radio operators.
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The Online Callbook for Internet Explorer makes it easy to find QSL information from the most popular HAM-radio web sites, such as QRZ.COM, ARRL.ORG, RAC.CA, QRZ.RU, BUCK.COM and OCTAVIA.COM,
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Arab Amateur Radio orum. Transceivers , Antennas, Educational, Software, Digital Communication and more.
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Information on equipment manufactured by the Bird Electronic Corporation, wattmeters, RF loads, switches by I0JX
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A monster magnetic loop antenna for 160 meters band. This Magnetic loop is optimized for 1840 Khz + 50 Khz. PDF Article published on La Radiospecola 10.22
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QRG_DB is a database for the Palm OS computer to control a Yaesu FT-817 Transceiver via the CAT interface
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A switchable Magnetic Transformer for Transmitting for various impedances
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conversion of low band VHF AWA 25M-1 carphone onto 6 metres.
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Pittsburgh's largest ham radio site.
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Triband DK7ZB VHF Yagi antenna for 6 m, 4 m and 2 m with a single feedpoint
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Eham users reviews for Yaesu VX-150
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This program intended for electronic circuit analysis (mainly for Linux). ViPEC is a powerful tool for the analysis of high frequency, linear electrical networks.
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The _Italian VHF Beacons_ resource provides a detailed listing of active and QRT amateur radio beacons operating across VHF, UHF, and SHF bands within Italy. Each entry specifies the beacon's callsign (e.g., IQ1SP/B), operating frequency (e.g., 144.411 MHz), QTH locator (e.g., JN44VC), effective radiated power (ERP) in watts, and antenna configuration (e.g., Big Wheel, 4x Dipole, Yagi). This data is crucial for radio amateurs involved in propagation studies, equipment testing, and long-distance (DX) communication on these higher frequency bands, offering fixed signal sources for monitoring. This compilation, last updated in October 2005, serves as a historical snapshot of Italian beacon activity. For instance, it lists several 144 MHz beacons with ERPs ranging from **0.1W** to **10W**, and higher frequency beacons such as I8EMG/B on 1296.880 MHz and I3EME/B on 24192.132 MHz. The inclusion of QRT (Quiet Radio Teletype) status for many entries indicates the dynamic nature of beacon operations over time. Users can utilize this information to identify potential signal sources for band openings or to calibrate their receiving equipment against known transmissions.
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A Yaesu rotator controller made with an arduino
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Notes and details on repairing Traps on Cushcraft A3S
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A magnetic loop antenna working from 30 to 15 meters with 100W
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This is Wimpey site,a full featured Ham Radio,CB,short wave police scanner and much more ARS KA4PNV
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In response to a question about Numbers Stations, their origin and purpose, the following information should be of interest.
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club station VK2MB, Manly Warringah Radios Society, on northern beaches of Sydney, Australia.
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Sometimes many VHF-UHF modern transceivers have problems with BROADCAST Interference and CROSS-modulation from FM commercial broadcast stations this article shows a simple Batteworth HI-Pass VHF Filter to reduce this problem
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Homepage of the vero beach amateur radio club, w4ot
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Honduran amateur radio club founded in 1958 in San Pedro Sula, Cortes.
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Durable Easy To Build 4 Element 6 Meter Quad Or 6N2 Or 4 Element 6 And 5 Element 2 Permanent Or Portable you decide based on your needs By WA8UEG
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Meter capable of accurately measuring low levels of RF power
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HB9MTN loop motor control software. For motor control, either Centronics, RS232 or USB ports can be used, for CAT-Control the RS232 or USB ports.
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Operating an 80/40/20M fan dipole for DX is analyzed through EZNEC modeling, focusing on the antenna's performance in a real-world, low-height installation. The resource details the physical construction and SWR measurements of the fan dipole, comparing them against EZNEC simulations. It also incorporates High Frequency Terrain Analysis (HFTA) data to illustrate typical DX elevation angles for various regions from New England, providing a crucial context for evaluating antenna patterns. The analysis presents EZNEC-generated azimuth and elevation patterns for each band (80M, 40M, 20M) at specific frequencies, showing gain figures at different elevation angles relevant to DX propagation. It compares the modeled SWR with measured SWR, attributing discrepancies to coax attenuation. The study concludes with observations on the antenna's azimuth performance (omnidirectional within ±1.5 dB) and its less optimal elevation gain at desired DX angles, highlighting the impact of low antenna height on DX capabilities.
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A free radio station that is transmitting world wide on several shortwave frequency 's with loads of pirate and freeradio information.
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PSK Express is a replacement for YGPSK, it is multi-mode and will allow you to use PSK, RTTY or MFSK at various speeds. Requires .Net framework and run under windows, freeware.
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Resistor Finder is a program that allows the electronics designer or hobbyist to find a combination of 2 resistors that, when connected in parallel, will provide the best match to a desired resistance.
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Ten-Ten International QSO parties logging program multi plaform run with Java under Windowd Linux MacOSX
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Hamlib is a library aid for software developers wishing to incorporate control of amateur radio hardware into their programs. Hamlib will allow ham radio software authors to concentrate on the user interface and the basic function of the program rather than radio control.
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Demonstrates how to construct an automatic band decoder, moving beyond manual selector switches for antenna and filter control. It addresses the challenge of varying band data outputs from different transceivers: Icom rigs provide voltage values, Yaesu rigs use Binary Coded Decimal (BCD), and Kenwood rigs lack direct band data output. The resource highlights a clever solution utilizing logging software like _CT (K1EA)_ and _DX4WIN_ to emulate Yaesu's BCD output via a PC's printer port, making the decoder compatible with any rig. The author details experiences building decoders based on designs by Bob _K6XX_ and Guy _ON4AOI_, noting K6XX's simple TTL chip design and ON4AOI's more comprehensive, opto-isolated unit capable of controlling ten outputs and bandpass filters like the _Dunestar_. It also references a _W9XT_ board design, which Steve Wilson, G3VMW, modified with BD140 transistors for source drivers, emphasizing safety. The author successfully cased an ON4AOI-based decoder in an old modem case, connecting it to an FT1000MP or a PC printer port to drive remote relays and a Dunestar Band Pass Filter.
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Florida DXers meet every other month in Ft. Lauderdale to discuss DX, antennas and such. We host the DX forum at the Tropical Hamboree in Miami the first Saturday in Feb.
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To build a Band Decoder to drive our remote relays, we need to supply the band information from the rig to the decoder
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VE2ZAZ and distorted audio in SSB on some models prior 2006
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Club, Club station and Contest site for Radio Amateurs from Lier Belgium
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Homebrew VNA capable of both transmission and reflection measurements from 0.05 to 60 MHz
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Eham users review of the Yaesu FT-950
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The FCC Lookup System software uses the standard FCC data files in an advanced lookup system for matching a call sign to a user. The software creates index files to allow rapid searches without modifying the FCC data file. Available for both Windows and Linux.
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A graphical add-on package to monitor seti@home activity that may be running on multiple computers over a network or multiple instances on the same computer. Runs on Windows or Linux.
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All about Chilean contest, awards, links and general news and DX from Chile
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A DIY guide to build your own compact multiband HF antenna based on the G3TXQ version using a 1:4 balun. This article includes the full part list and instructions to assembly, including the center plate.
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The future of two way radio is digital.
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The bass amateur radio IRLP group node 6391. victoria australia. info IRLP stands for the Internet Radio Linking Project. The aim of this project is to link radio systems separated by long distance without the use of expensive leased lines, satellites, or controllers.
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Approximately 1,500 unique DX spots are typically visible on the _ODXC Web Monitor_ at any given time, providing real-time intelligence for amateur radio operators seeking DX contacts. This service aggregates spotting data from the _RW3XA-8 Obninsk DX Cluster_ node, presenting it through a straightforward web interface. Users can monitor current activity across various HF bands, identifying stations calling CQ DX or reporting rare entities. The platform supports both traditional telnet access for those using dedicated cluster clients and a Java-based web interface, catering to different operational preferences. It serves as a practical tool for contesters and DXers to track propagation, identify active stations, and plan their operating strategies. The cluster data includes callsigns, frequencies, modes, and spotter information, crucial for effective DX hunting. Integration with other spotting networks like _RBN_ and _PSK Reporter_ enhances its utility.
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A 2 element small footprint 40 meter phased, reversible, downsized quad array antenna.