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Radio Amateur:     more books (100)

The Radio Amateur's Handbook, 1969, 46th Edition Ameco Amateur Radio Theory Course: Preparation for Novice, Technician, General, Advanced and Extra Classes of F.C.C. Licenses Operating an Amateur Radio Station by American Radio Relay League, 1958 The Radio Amateurs DX Guide by Herbert J. (Editor) Nelson, 1966 Understanding Amateur Radio by George Grammer, 1963 Understanding Amateur Radio, American Radio by Reley League, 1963-06 Technician Class Radio Amateur Fcc Test Manual (Order #28-01) by Martin Schwartz, 1990-05 Radio Amateurs Handbook 51ed 1974 by Arrl, 1974 Radio Amateurs Handbook 25TH Edition 1948 by Arrl, 1948 A pictorial history of Collins amateur radio equipment by Jay H Miller, 1999 Talk to the World: Getting Started in Amateur Radio by James P. Dux, Morton Keyser, 1989-08 Practical Packet Radio (Radio amateur's library) Amateur Radio Encyclopedia by Stan Gibilisco, 1993-05 The Radio Amateur's Handbook by American Radio Relay League (editor), 1964

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81. Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Depot - NOARD Inc.
    amateur, citizens band, and shortwave radios, scanners, and accessories.  
    http://www.noard.com/

82. ::: Kenwood USA ::: Communications Division :::
    Manufacture two-way radios and related products for the commercial and amateur markets. Includes a Category Business Telecommunications Two Way radio ManufacturersNEW! New amateur radio Promotions Get a FREE Heil Goldline microphonewhen you purchase a new Kenwood TS2000, TS-2000X, or TS-B2000.  
    http://www.kenwood.net/

83. The Packet Radio Home Page
    Sponsored by TAPR.Category Recreation radio amateur Packet radio rec.radio.amateur.digital.misc Many of the rec.ham* and rec.radio.amateur*newsgroups are mirrored by a listserver and available in digest form.  
    http://www.tapr.org/tapr/html/pkthome.html

84. Welcome To NADARS
    A club for people in and around Newbury, Berks, UK, who are interested in the hobby of amateur radio.  
    http://www.nadars.org.uk

85. K4GC Home Page
    Homebrew amateur radio site including tube and solid state transmitters and receivers.  
    http://www.qsl.net/k4gc/
    
    Extractions: Bryan Page Building and operating home brew transmitters and receivers is my favorite part of amateur radio. Sometimes I like to use tubes. At other times I may use transistors, integrated circuits, etc. I have been collecting parts off and on for over twenty years. I have hundreds of used but boxed tubes. Some of the other hard-to-find parts that I try to collect are: tube sockets, ceramic components of all types, variable capacitors, transformers (power and audio), ferrite loop antennas, i. f. transformers, vernier drives, meter movements, and other boat anchor parts. HERE ARE SOME OF MY PROJECTS 6L6 Transmitter

86. CQRP Club Title Page
    Membership information, meeting news, mail list, and resources for low power amateur radio enthusiasts.  
    http://www.qsl.net/cqrp/
    
    Extractions: How to Join Mail List Yahoo Read or Join Mail List QTH QRP PRIMER ... Contests Updated 04-03-03 Central Ohio Amateur Calendar QRP - A GREAT WAY TO ENJOY HAM RADIO! The Columbus QRP Club ( CQrp ) is a Non-Profit club founded by amateur radio operators from Central Ohio. The Charter membership meeting took place in November of 1996. The club exists for one purpose - to help the members enjoy QRP (Low Power) operating! The charter members welcome you to the site, and invite you back frequently to check in on "whats new" with CQrp. Thanks for visiting - and CU AGN - Vry 72/73 The Members of CQrp Club Call visit #

87. CEPT Amateur Radio Club 5P1ER
    ** CEPT amateur radio Club ** ** OZ0ERO **. European radiocommunications welcomesyou to the club station and Home Page of the CEPT amateur radio Club (CARC).  
    http://www.ero.dk/carc/
    
    Extractions: European Radiocommunications welcomes you to the club station and Home Page of the CEPT Amateur Radio Club (CARC). Mail and Station Address CEPT Amateur Radio Club(CARC) European Radiocommunications Office (ERO) Midtermolen 1 DK-2100 Copenhagen E-mail carc@ero.dk WARNING! The contents of these pages whilst written in good faith shall not in any way be considered as defining regulatory policy on behalf of the CEPT or its members. Further, any views expressed or inferred do not necessarily represent the views of CEPT , the ERC or member administrations. The CARC provides a forum for radio amateurs who are involved professionally with European radio regulatory matters. In addition to maintaining a notice board for CARC members, these CARC Web pages provide relevant information of a regulatory nature for all radio amateurs, especially those residing in CEPT countries. Details can also be found of the CARC Award Programme which comprises 5 distinct awards, ELFA (136 kHz LF award), EMFA (1.8 MHz MF award), EHFA (3-30 MHz HF award), EVUA (30-3000 MHz VHF/UHF award) and ESEA (3-300 GHz SHF/EHF award). These awards, designed to recognise amateur radio operating achievements, cover all frequency bands in the range 135.7 kHz to 248 GHz allocated to the amateur service in two or more CEPT countries. International radio regulatory information of relevance to the amateur services CEPT's regulatory provisions for the amateur service CARC Club Officials CARC in brief ... Other relevant WEB pages

88. Automatic Re-direction To Www.3rdtech.com/nick
    rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors FAQ. How can I read rec.radio.amateur.boatanchorsarticles? Most any web browser will also allow you to read newsgroups.  
    http://www.cs.unc.edu/~nick/rrab.faq.htm

89. New Zealand Association Of Radio Transmitters (NZART) Home Page
    New Zealand amateur radio information and links.  
    http://www.nzart.org.nz/nzart/
    
    Extractions: NZART Services ... NZART Subscriptions for 2003 were due by the 31 st Dec 2002. Give a gift Subscription Join NZART now! A Review of Licence Fees - An NZART Infoline Special Edition March/April 2003 Break-In is out - View Contents ... Publications and Supplies Including NZART Clothing and Promotional Material for Amateur Radio - 26 Jan 2003 Contest Information Updated Weekly on the Contests Page Another New Version of "The MorseMan's "famous" teaching software now available! 29 June 2002 Study Guide Updated - with "Random Revision" and Tutorial Notes 17 July 2002 Fred Johnson ZL2AMJ Honoured in Queens Birthday Honours List! Amateur Radio Mailing Lists hosted by NZART now includes OTC List. AREC Receives Inaugural National Search and Rescue Award 18 Mar 2002 "AMATEUR RADIO in New Zealand - The NEW RULES explained" - A new Promotional Booklet Promoting Amateur Radio Promotional Material for Amateur Radio - Updated 19 Jan 2002 NZART Email alias available to members!

90. EHam.net Home - Amateur Radio (Ham Radio) Community Site
    Ham radio community portal featuring callsign lookup, product reviews, classified ads, news, articles, Category Recreation radio amateur Organizations eHam.net - amateur radio (ham radio) community Copyright 2002 eHam.Net eHam.netis a community web site for amateur (ham) radio operators around the world.  
    http://www.eham.net/
    
    Extractions: Articles View More Articles! Tips for the Casual DXer KB6NU's guide to getting started Mint Except For... N3BIF says, "Tell me what the condition really is!" 802.11b Mini Tutorial N6QL offers further information on 802.11b. Do Hams Live to Bicker? KF4VGX asks, "Can't we all just get along?" EchoLink HF Live or Dead QTH. Fact or Fantasy? Are some spots just better than others? The E-H Antenna Revisited WB2WIK spells out what the E-H antenna is and is not capable of. What Makes a Good DXpedition? What are the most important things to you? Another Approach to Ham Radio? What others radio users think about Hams News View More Ham News!

91. Radio Astronomy Telescope Project
    A radiotelescope project observing the natural radio emissions of neutral hydrogen atoms throughout space.  
    http://www.SignalONE.com/radioastronomy/telescope/
    
    Extractions: Project Page http://www.SignalONE.com/radioastronomy/telescope/ 5.2 Meter Radio Astronomy Project for 1420 MHz This is a description of my 1420 MHz radio telescope project for observing the natural radio emissions of neutral hydrogen atoms found throughout space. Specifically, the study of the radio spectra of these emissions is used to determine the distribution and dynamics of hydrogen throughout our galaxy. Hello, Everyone! My name is Randy Stegemeyer, and I am located near Seattle, Washington. I have been interested in radio astronomy for years but have only recently been able to find the time to assemble my own radio telescope. I have completed construction of a 5.2 meter antenna which I use to detect the 1420 Mhz radio emissions of neutral hydrogen found throughout the galaxy. I have included some information on construction and sources of material, and there is also a description of how I am using it and what type of information can be gained from these types of observations. It is my hope that this information will be helpful to others who are interested in radio astronomy or who may even be considering a project of their own. The antenna has a computer controlled Az-El mount and was built mostly from recycled C-band satellite TV components. The elevation drive was once a horizon-to-horizon drive for a 16-foot satellite TV antenna and has an integral worm drive. It is driven by a 90-vdc linear actuator motor/gearbox. The azimuth drive is a roller-chain arrangement driven by another worm drive. This worm drive is also driven by a linear actuator motor/gearbox. The antenna uses a potentiometer for azimuth position feedback which produces a voltage ratio read by a "data acquisition" board on an old 286 PC. Elevation position is obtained by using a

92. World Wide HamCall(tm) Callsign Server
    Provides database search, renewal or modification of FCC license, and callsign updates. Includes club link.Category Recreation radio amateur Search HamCall allows you to fill out your very own Interest Profile! With this, you cantell everyone who looks up your callsign all about your ham radio interests.  
    http://www.buck.com/cgi-bin/do_hamcall

93. PENN-DEL Amateur Radio Club
    Sponsor of the Delaware Memorial Bridge 220 repeater and the annual PennDel hamfest.  
    http://www.high-tech-services.com/penndel/
    
    Extractions: Weekly Net, Normally held every Thursday night at 9:00 pm. We have temporarily suspended the regular weekly net while our 220 repeater is being upgraded and linked to a new high power Motorola 440 repeater. Our back-up repeater is in service with a full time PL of 110.9, we will resume regular operation in a few months. Thanks for stopping by! An ARRL Special Service Club, founded in 1990 with it's primary purpose being to organize, operate and provide on going support and training for a consistent skywarn program in the state of Delaware in direct affiliation with the National Weather Service Office in Mount Holly, New Jersey. We also participate in field day and numerous public service events throughout the year.

94. Amateur Radio Bring And Buy Advertisement
    Surplus equipment auction and sales site. Based in the United Kingdom.  
    http://www.expediate.com/bringandbuy/index.htm

95. Home
    AmsatUK. The organisation for amateur radio SATellites. in the UnitedKingdom. (Affiliated to the radio Society of Great Britain).  
    http://www.uk.amsat.org/
    
    Extractions: renew online Next Oscar News might be delayed - Editor recovering after operation Colloquium pages updated Oscar 40 (was Phase 3D) news Membership information Services ... Map of this web-site Objects of the organisation (extracted from our constitution) a) The promotion and development of space satellites for amateur radio communication and associated experimental, scientific or educational work b) Assisting in the above projects by suitable financial contributions at the discretion of the committee c) The propagation and dissemination of information pertaining to space satellite matters by instructive publications, lectures, and radio transmissions

96. 12. IARU Region I ARDF Championships Official Page
    International amateur radio Event. Held September 7th through 12th, 1999.  
    http://www.ludbreg.hr/ardf/

97. "Dragon Amateur Radio Club"
    Calendar of events, details of available equipment and a regular newsletter.  
    http://www.gw3vvc.freeserve.co.uk/dragon.htm
    
    Extractions: The Dragon Club has been in existence for almost 15 years. During that time it has had a number of meeting places including the Four Crosses Hotel and the University. The Club recently moved to Llanfairpwll and meets at the Ebenezer Church Hall, Lon Foel Graig, Upper Village, (see map). The Church Hall is an ideal Club House being recently modernised with fitted kitchen, central heating and ample parking. Club members come from all walks of life and encompass a wide range of ages. Whereas a large number of members hold a current Amateur Radio Certificate this is certainly not true of all Club members. To cater for those that are not licenced it is envisaged that RAE Novice classes will be held in the foreseeable future and possibly morse classes as well. Two Club members provide the Morse Testing Service for the Gwynedd area and can offer advice and guidance to prospective candidates. Club meetings are held twice monthly on the 1 st and 3 rd Monday of the month, commencing 7.30pm for 8.00pm. The meetings start off quite informally with members socialising generally, followed by a talk/demonstration or general discussion on radio related matters given by either one of the Club members or a visiting "expert" (see copy of the latest programme). Visits are sometimes arranged to places of interest, Club members were recently taken on a guided tour of local BBC/ITV Broadcast stations. We have also visited 22 Squadron at RAF Valley and a number of other interesting venues. The evening finishes off with tea/coffee and biscuits and more general chat.

98. LRAL Home Page Index.html
    LATVIAN amateur radio LEAGUE. Latvijas Valsts elektrosakaru inspekcijasdokumenti radio amatieriem; The International amateur radio Union  
    http://www.lral.ardi.lv/

99. Index.jpg
    Scouter Elmer's JOTA and HAM radio resources.  
    http://www.qsl.net/scoutradio/

100. The Tube Center - Vacuum Tubes - Radio Tubes - Audio Tubes - Electron Tubes - Va
     Providing HAM and amateur radio operators, antique radio enthusiasts, audio professionals and hobbyists the ability to choose from an inventory over 2000 different tube types.  
     http://www.thetubecenter.com/
     
     Extractions: Home Tubes and Sockets Order Form Links Page ... Contact Us To check availability of tubes and sockets from our Tube List Email: customerservice@thetubecenter.com Call: 678-427-0259 With over 2000 different tube/valve types it is easy for antique collectors, Ham radio operators, audio enthusiasts and amateur radio hobbyists to buy, sell and trade vacuum tubes. www.thetubecenter.com

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