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Two free loggingprograms: Hamlogbook V5 and EZ HamLogBook V1.
A free, open source contest logging program for phone, CW, and digital modes.
Decodes AFSK1200, AFSK2400, HAPN4800 and FSK9600 packet data with a radio connected to a computer's audio device.
Packet radio transmission software.
Classified ads, articles, and reviews.
A forum for licensed radio amateurs, featuring a place for swaps, wants and sales. United Kingdom.
Contains information on the hamshack, 10GHZ and grids and stations worked. Pennsylvania, United States.
Pictures and projects from 144 MHz up to 76 GHz. The Netherlands.
Amateur in the Netherlands provides a profile, hamshack details with photos and DXCC and ODX.
Dedicated to helping D-STAR users, with basic to detailed technical information. Offers FAQ, list of nets, product reviews and links.
Contains information about the W8SHI repeater and D-STAR digital communications. Shiawassee County, Michigan.
WA4KCY's list of AM resources. Includes pictures and a list of southeastern USA hamfests.
Celebrating and promoting amplitude modulation on the ham bands. From south Florida.
Al presents an AM page with photos.
Dedicated to AM on the amateur bands, the restoration of boatanchors and retired broadcast transmitters.
Pictures and descriptions of stations in the Phoenix, Arizona area utilizing AM and older transmitters and receivers.
75A4 and KWS-1 pictures and commentary.
A collection of classic and military Collins radios, each with pictures and specifications.
Pictures and information about several receivers, transmitters, VHF/UHF and HF.
Offers an insight into the marketing of Yaesu Musen SSB equipment on the Australian amateur radio market in the early 1960's.
Describes the early days in amateur radio, in the 1950s.
Includes a biography of radio man Frederick Terman by Ed Sharpe, and amateur radio and short-wave articles.
Yahoo group for folks who enjoy the old Lafayette radios.
Ben Nock, G4BXD, provides information and pictures of military radios from around the world.
Exhibits include Atwater Kent, Philco, Silvertone, Edison phonographs, Crosley, Hammarlund, Harvey Wells, test instruments, spark gap transmitters, keys, and QSL cards. Located in Asheville, North Carolina.
Located in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, features operational receivers and transmitters from the Spark era to the first solid state HRO.
Pictures and descriptions of oscilloscope models and accessories.
Devoted to receivers,accessories, components, modifications and upgrades. Maintained by W7EKB.
List of TenTec radios, accessories, kits and parts, with pictures and descriptions.
Features beacon map, QSL gallery and log, plus audio samples.
VHF DX group specializing in EME on 144, 432 and 1296 MHz. Includes expeditions information and photo gallery.
Includes event schedule, history, and organization background.
Resource features online membership forms, disaster information, repeater frequencies and links. Oregon.
Local resource for disaster information. Includes SKYWARN, club, and membership information, and links.
Provides information on the history of the League, news, events, amateur related links and contact information. [English and Chinese]
Founded in 1957. Information on contests, awards, photographs and a callbook.
Offers information on club activities, licensing, callbook, awards, news and contact details.
Includes membership information, news, photo gallery, a downloads section and contact details.
A site providing information about the local, VHF network affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System. Net control scripts, schedules and training content is provided.
An NTS voice net meeting daily at 00:30Z; it serves all states, Canada and anywhere third party traffic is allowed.
KD4RTR repeater system, Millard, Kentucky, with two 440 MHz machines linked and one two meter machine controlled by Chris Deskins.
Brad Armstrong shares information on the 147.18 repeater located in Monroe County, New York. He includes technical details, photographs, operating tips, updates and links.
Club resource features amateur radio and local repeater information, live streaming weather data, forums and links. Anderson, Indiana, United States.
Brooklyn, New York. Includes a calendar of events, a meeting schedule, membership information, photographs, special events and bylaws.
Chris Arthur, based at Riddells Creek, presents station information, technical articles and projects.
Ian Foster shares thoughts and information on amateur radio, and photos.
Serge Stroobandt provides projects and information on QRP and antennas. Hasselt.
Kevin Hobbs provides his hamshack and DX history over the years, EME experiments and optimization.
Photos of the contest station and contact details.
Provides operator information, and photos and information about the Marconi Museum.