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Accessible Equipment Manuals, Useful Operating Tips and Techniques and Contesting for the Blind by NU7I -
In collaboration with Croatian Amateur Radio Association -
What do Hams do? by Victor Amateur Radio Association -
Fox Controller, designed by VE2JX and VE2EMM includes schematic diagram to build the transmitter. -
Chronicles the operational history of Cullercoats Radio, established in 1906 under _Marconi_ license, detailing its initial use of a spark-gap transmitter feeding a **200-foot** wooden mast. Documents the station's transition in 1915 to Marconi Wireless and a 1929 upgrade to a valve-type transmitter. Explains its later role as a British Telecom (BT) Maritime Radio Station, callsign GCC, serving as a receiving site with transmitting aerials at Hartley. Highlights the demolition of the commercial mast in 2000 and the site's subsequent sale. Features the Tynemouth Radio Club (GX0NWM) operating special event stations like GB4MPC for International Marconi Day from Marconi Point. Includes a historical QSL card confirming a QSO on **7.016 MHz** in 1936. -
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Worked All Canadian Provinces Lighthouse Award -
The new and current web presence of the Kings County Radio Club, in Brooklyn New York -
The Great Lakes DX / Contest Club is located in the central part of Michigan near the city of Lansing which is the state capitol. The club's main purpose is to support and encourage the DX aspect of the amateur radio hobby. -
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On 28.219 Mhz it puts out a whopping 3.85 watts into an inverted V dipole at about 30 ft. -
Devoted to providing information to our club members and all others interested in Amateur Radio. -
An ARRL-affiliated Amateur Radio Club located near McKinney, TX -
The CQ Contest & DX Group, main activities is - participating in contests. Mainly in the Nordic Activity Contest at the 50 MHz, 144 MHz and 432 MHz, though the group holds a full licence, have we not participated in a HF contest yet. -
Some pictures of Ham Radio Lightouses Awards -
A calibration kit useful when you need known reference impedances to properly calibrate your vector network analyzers. -
A close up of Doppler Shift, a phenomenon which is commonly observed by the lay person, yet still confuses many amateur satellite operators. -
Smith Chart it is a graphic tool for solving transmission lines problems -
Botswana October November 2010 DX Pedition -
Amateur radio and family related site. Good ham links. Great pictures of antique amateur radio and military gear. -
A review of the MFJ-259B Antenna Analyser writtten by G3CWI -
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Coordinates amateur radio repeater systems, control and link frequencies -
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The Laurel Highlands VHF Society, Inc. owns and operates the Acme repeater, located on the Chestnut Ridge in southwestern Pennsylvania. -
This freeware application for Linux and windows, allows you to convert an ADIF file to a KML file so you can map your QSOs easily and open it with google maps, or google earth or any application supporting the KML format -
New Zealand Women Amateur Radio Operators, to promote and encourage interest in amateur radio amongst women. -
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The Sullivan County Emergency Services Amateur Radio Association headquarters is located in the Sullivan County Courthouse Laporte, PA. -
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A Fox transmitter by VE2EMM with construction details part list and schematic diagram -
The Licking County Contest Group (LCCG) is a small group of Radio Amateurs in Licking County Ohio who enjoy contesting. -
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Plymouth Historical Museum radio station -
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A page with several testing and measurement resources usefull for those ham radio operators who needs to align or repair their own radio equipment. -
Amateur Packet Reporting System (APRS) operations often require compact, reliable solutions for transmitting position data, particularly for mobile or portable stations. This resource details the construction of the _Tiny Track-I_, a transmit-only APRS tracker designed for straightforward integration with a VHF radio and a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver. It enables hams to broadcast their location without the complexity of a full-duplex TNC. The project outlines the printed circuit board (PCB) layout and schematic, based on an original design by N6BG, with a personal PCB drawing by SV1BSX. It includes specific component placement and notes an additional 10uF/10V capacitor (C5) for improved IC voltage decoupling, a modification not present in the original N6BG diagram. The unit connects to a computer or GPS via a DB9 female connector. This tracker is ideal for basic position reporting, offering a simple and effective way to participate in APRS networks. Its small footprint makes it suitable for vehicle installations or field deployments where space is limited, providing a **reliable 9600 baud** data stream for location updates. -
This resistor calculation tool shows which combinations of two resistors, series or parallel, gives a match better than the closest standard value. -
Description of an HF beacon keyer with telemetry. What makes the keyer rather different is its versatility - it is a multi-mode unit, with ASK and FSK modulation, sending Feld-Hell and Morse on command -
Personal Page UR4IOR from Ukraine, with some nice personal photos. -
Ham radio club in west Los Angeles
