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Large aurtralian radio frequency charts collection

Australian dealer, HF linear amplifiers, power supplies, baluns, HF UHF yagis and verticals including multiband HF verticals.

Register of Radiocommunication Licences - Australia, let you seatch for VK amateur radio callsigns and licences.

This project was published in the April 2004 issue of the Australian magazine Amateur Radio, and has been designed using parts which are very readily available.

Australia's largest online database of VK email & URL's. Home of the AAR Netring and VK Classifieds. Repeater lists, maps and more...

The Wireless Institute of Australia (WIA) provides an official directory and database of Australian amateur radio repeaters, detailing their locations, frequencies, and operational status. The resource includes downloadable files in PDF and CSV formats, along with a _Google Earth KMZ_ file for visualizing repeater sites across Australia, including Amateur, CB, and Marine repeaters. It also references external resources for various digital modes such as _IRLP_, _Echolink_, _D-STAR_, P25, Fusion, and DMR, providing links to their respective information sites. The WIA repeater data is cross-referenced with the _ACMA database_ to ensure accuracy, with updates typically occurring twice a year. The directory employs a color-coding system, where purple indicates repeaters carrying the WIA broadcast or callback channels, and a 'W' status denotes operational repeaters with the weekly WIA broadcast. The resource also outlines policies for removing unlicensed or non-operational repeaters from the PDF listing after specific timeframes, while retaining them in the CSV file for potential reinstatement.

Short basic informations on QRP

Australian amateur radio band plans in pdf format

Australian dealer for UHF CB radios, Amateur Radio HF VHF Radios, GPS navigation systems, two-way radio, cordless telephones, radar detectors, marine electronics, amateur radio gear and many other consumer electronic products.

Icom Australian web site

The Australian MW Club, free membership, for MW DX monitoring hobbyists resident in Australia. Founded August 2001

Over recent years the number of issued amateur licences has been declining, the trend was about 2.8% pa decline over the five years to 2002.

Online in RealAudio and Windows Media formats, with multiple language shortwave schedules, and instructions for receiving Australian satellite radio and TV (AusTV).

Map of VHF UHF repeaters in australia

Australian manufacturer of HF Communications Antenna Systems for Military, Comercial, Mining & Amateur Radio

STC, AWA, Valve Radio, Airzone, Kriesler, Mullard, Western Electric, dating Australian radios

Australian website about APRS

Solar Powered Station

A complete guide for newcomers edited by the Radio Amateur Society of Australia Inc. This free PDF includes several basic articles for new hams, with particular reference to Australian regulations, but is however a good guide for those who are aproaching the hobby worldwide.

Amateur radio repeaters extend communication range for mobile and remote stations by retransmitting signals on a different frequency, often for emergency communications. The resource details various repeater bands, noting that 2 meters and 70 cm are primary for activity, with 10-meter repeaters offering potential national and overseas coverage. It specifies **18 channels** on 6 meters and **31 channels** on 2 meters, along with a new 70 cm offset of _7 MHz_ adopted in 2015. The content explains how repeaters can be linked via dedicated transmitters/receivers, landlines, or Internet VoIP systems like _IRLP_ and Echolink, enabling global connections. It also describes simplex gateways for multi-band operation and the use of CTCSS subaudible tones for access control and interference mitigation. The document highlights specialized repeaters for modes beyond voice, such as SSTV and ATV, particularly on 70cm and higher bands. Operational guidelines for efficient and courteous repeater use are referenced, along with links to Australian repeater listings and band plans.

Pictures and information about a solar powered station located in an old caravan in the Australian Bush by VK5SW

Solar Shack in the Australian Bush

An Google Maps interactive layer showing Australian amateur radio repeaters. You can navigate and zoom as required and click on a repeater-site icon to display frequency, ctcss and other details and notes for that repeater.

The Australian Ladies Amateur Radio Association (ALARA) was formed in 1975 with a mission to encourage women's interest and active participation in amateur radio.

Australian antenna manufacturer, Mobile 1 CB Radio Antennas, Mobile Phone Antennas 3G, NextG, EDGE Digital Radio & TV Antennas Broadcast Band Antennas Airband Antennas Amateur Band Antennas Scanner Antennas Commercial Antennas

VK3MO, An inspiring Australian Amateur Radio operator

Online HF Communication prediction system provided by the Australian Governament Buerau of Metereology allow to predict usable frequency rage for radiocommunications between two stations allowing to specify frequency and date range. This tool allow calculation with different methods and algorithms

Online Repeater Map aims to help Australian amateur radio operators quickly and easily visualize the location of ham radio repeaters

This project addresses the need for a 50 MHz Amplifier providing substantial power for Australian "Advanced Licensees" permitted to use 400W PEP in the 52-54 MHz band. In regions limited to 100W PEP due to TV channel usage, this initiative aims to enhance power output for transceivers with lower capabilities on the 6m band.

Discover a comprehensive solution for mapping Australian ham radio entities using data from the ACMA Public Register. This tool, developed in Delphi 7, generates KML files for Google Earth, showcasing repeaters, beacons, and operators across different prefixes. While respecting privacy regulations, the files provide valuable insights into the amateur radio landscape.

This document serves as a thorough guide to amateur radio nets throughout Australia and includes some international (DX) nets. It outlines key information like frequencies, schedules, and the people responsible for managing these nets. Among the nets covered are Ron's 10 A.M. net, the Australian Travellers Net, and several others, each operating on different bands and regions. Additionally, it offers technical details about repeaters, such as frequency, offset, and CTCSS tones where applicable. Any updates are clearly marked, and further details are included for linked repeater systems and network connections.

AA9PW offers free practice exams for all three US license classes plus international licenses like Canadian and Australian. The site generates random tests from the current question pools, simulating the actual exam experience. You can choose between online exams or printable PDF versions for offline study. The site maintains a simple, no-frills interface that loads quickly even on slow connections. Practice tests provide immediate feedback with score reports highlighting areas needing improvement.