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QRP and Tuna’s! (Two Tinned Tunas, that is…)
How to set up and operate a complete QRP ham radio station using the Two Tinned Tunas transmitter, Sudden Storm ][ receiver, and Tuna Helper T/R switch from http://qrpme.com/
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- 6Shooter.netThe 6 Shooter Net is a informal rag chew, swap net, and tech question net held on Sunday nights on 147.570 simplex in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. See our website, www.6shooter.net for more information!
- Ham Test OnlineOnline computer-based training for the amateur radio written exams
- ARRL/VEC Yokohama VE TeamVolunteer group registered by the ARRL/VEC that conduct FCC amateur radio license examinations in Yokohama.
- ARRL new Hams PageWelcome to Amateur Radio (HAM RADIO), by ARRL. A good Starting point for novices.
- M0SCG-Sands Contest GroupDiary of a small contest group
- W0AK Des Moines Radio ClubDes Moines Radio Amateurs' Association Central Iowa’s voice for Ham Radio
- YC5NBX JakaSimple Homebrew HAM blog from indonesia
- Operating Practice - ON4WWA must read guide for all new and old operators. This document was originally written with the prime focus on DXing and pileup behavior. Suggestions by proofreaders have been implemented; the document is not as narrowly focused anymore as originally intended. It contains hints, tips and tricks for newcomers as well as old-timers. Additionally there are VHF/U […]
- Denby Dale Amateur Radio ClubFounded nearly 40 years ago at the Pie Hall, Denby Dale, a village famous since 1788 for giant pies.
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