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Radio Amateur:     more books (100)

Ham Radio for Dummies by H. Ward Silver, 2004-04-23 The Radio Amateur's Hand Book: A Complete, Authentic and Informative Work on Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony (Forgotten Books) by Archie Frederick Collins, 2008-10-15 Tune in the World With Ham Radio/Book and 2 Cassettes (Radio Amateur's Library) by Sheperd, 1989-06 The Radio Amateur's Handbook by Headquarters Staff of the American Radio Relay League 1977, 1977 ARRL Handbook for Radio Amateurs 1993 by n/a, 1992-12 Low Profile Amateur Radio: Operating a Ham Station from Almost Anywhere (The Radio Amateur's Library ; Publication No. 167) by James E. Kearman, 1993-01 Low Profile Amateur Radio: Operating a Ham Station from Almost Anywhere by Al Brogdon, 2007-04-01 Amateur Radio a Beginners Guide by J. Douglas Fortune, 1940 Math Guide for the Amateur Radio Extra Class Exam: A Comprehensive Set of Equations for the Element by Ceburn Jack Swinden, 2009-04-04 VoIP: Internet Linking for Radio Amateurs by Jonathan Taylor, 2009-06-08 How Radio Signals Work by Jim Sinclair, 1998-02-01 Hello World: A Life in Ham Radio by Danny Gregory, Paul Sahre, 2003-03-01 The ARRL General Class License Manual forRadio Amateurs HF Amateur Radio by Ian Poole, 2007-05-01

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21. RACK
    radio amateur Club of Knoxville ( RACK ).  
    http://www.w4bbb.org/

22. Davenport Radio Amateur Club Homepage
    DRAC is the home of the Davenport radio amateur Club, an organizationof Amateur Radio operators. Sorry Davenport radio amateur Club. Flag  
    http://arcsupport.com/drac/
    
    Extractions: UTC Davenport Radio Amateur Club Downloadable 32nd Annual Hamfest Flyer Show your support for freedom and democracy With over 150 members, the Davenport Radio Amateur Club is dedicated to public service, emergency communications, and the advancement of amateur radio through education and technical excellence. D.R.A.C. meeting is held the Third Monday of each month at 7:00 PM. New and prospective hams as well as the general public are always invited to join us ! D.R.A.C. Board meetings are held the Third Monday of each month at 6:30 PM. The meetings are open to anyone who wishes to attend. The Davenport Radio Amateur Club invites anyone with an interest in amateur radio or public service to join our club. Dues are $10.00 a year. You can join the club at any of our monthly meetings, or by contacting Treasurer Mike Smith, or at 319.386.5424.

23. R.A.I.N. Report / Rain Report About Amateur / Ham Radio With Hap Holly, KC9RP
    Bimonthly audio program about Ham Radio by Hap Holly, KC9RP with FCC updates from Commissioner Riley Hollingsworth.  
    http://www.rrsta.com/rain/index.html

24. Radio Amateur Society Of Norwich
    If you see this, go here http//www.rason.org/mainpage.htm.  
    http://www.rason.org/

25. ZRS - Zveza Radioamaterjev Slovenije
    S5 callbook, CQ ZRS magazine, packet radio in the country, hardware and local information, and Amateur Frequency Band Plan in S5.  
    http://www.hamradio.si/

26. Le Club De Radio Amateur De Charlevoix.
    Présentation de cette association. Les activités, membres, autres clubs, contact.Category World Français CapitaleNationaleBIENVENUE au CLUB de radio amateur de CHARLEVOIX Francité  
    http://www.qsl.net/ve2ccr/

27. NG3K Amateur Radio Contest/DX Page
    NG3K Amateur Radio Contest/DX Page. KawAZ Azimuth Angle CalculationProgram for radio amateur Freeware from Toru, JH0CJH; MultiNEC  
    http://www.cpcug.org/user/wfeidt/
    
    Extractions: Check here for contest announced operations tables. Previous Contest Operations ARRL DX Bulletins DX News Letters (DL1EK) Search DXNL ... AD5Q Propagation Forecast January 10, 1999 (Final Bulletin) DXCC Entity Tables + Information Current Callsign Information for the former USSR Republics United States County List N4KG on SR/SS Enhancement and Grayline Propagation ... NG3K Reciprocal Links Telnet Access to DX Packets Clusters VE9DX DXcluster Sites Packet Cluster Command Reference AR-Cluster (version 4.1.12) User Manual (Tnx K8SMC) DXSpider (version v1.50) User Manual (Tnx G0VGS)

28. Club Radio Amateur De Québec Inc. (CRAQ)
    Translate this page  
    http://www.craq.qc.ca/

29. WACRAL Home Page
    The main aim of WACRAL is to promote and spread, throughout the world, Christian Friendship and Fellowship through the medium of amateur radio and short wave listening.  
    http://www.WACRAL.org/
    
    Extractions: Updated 13th May 2002 The main aim of WACRAL is to promote and spread, throughout the world, Christian Friendship and Fellowship through the medium of amateur radio and short wave listening. Founded in the year 1958 During the creation of the following Web Site it has been my intention to keep them simple but interesting. If you have any comments about the contents of this Web Site please E-mail them to me, the Newsletter Editor

30. G4NJH Amateur Radio Pages
    Radio links from Jeremy Boot concerning scanners, swl, with real audio.Category Recreation Radio Amateur Personal Pages United KingdomWelcome to The G4NJH Amateur Radio Pages! In these pages you will find outwhat a radio amateur is and some of the many aspects to the hobby.  
    http://www.innotts.co.uk/~asperges/
    
    Extractions: In these pages you will find out what a Radio Amateur is and some of the many aspects to the hobby. If you are new to the subject, it may open your eyes; if you are already an amateur perhaps it will encourage you to do something new or renew an interest. The Foundation Licence Experiment has attracted some 5,000 applicants. Has it devalued the hobby or been a success? Click here See " What's New " update here December 2002 Jan 2003: FREE TRAINING Material for the Intermediate and Foundation Licences from G4VSZ - Click here Now Up and Running the new 5 Megs Pages .. .. You can have a sneak preview now - they will expand. All about the 5 Megs experiment. Richard (G3VGW's) trip to the BBC Far Eastern Relay : a fascinating insight from a former BBC engineer GB2RS News - Fresh every week - Listen to it HERE! Amateurs come in all shapes and sizes, all ages and interests. We enjoy our hobby and are proud of it. It goes back to Marconi and the earliest experimenters. We enjoy it. It is fun! We have a social role too. When Earthquakes strike, or civil emergencies, amateurs with their portable equipment will back up local or worldwide services and relay essential messages to the authorities or relatives and family. We have many experts in new technologies; inventors of new modes of transmission; pioneers of new ideas. It has always been that way from the start in the late 19th century up to the present time. Amateur Radio is about communication, by radio signals principally, by voice or other modes with other amateurs worldwide. We become trained in our particular radio interests. It has traditionally provided a useful starting point for Engineers, IT, Communications and Radio Amateur’s credentials look good on any young (or even not-so-young)

31. Club Radio Amateur De La Rive Sud De Montréal (VE2CLM)
    http://www.cam.org/~ve2clm/

32. UBA - Belgian Radio Amateur Society
    Informations et dossiers.Category World Français Hobbies radio amateur OrganisationsUBA Belgian radioham society  
    http://www.uba.be/

33. International Space Station Reference
    In 1996, delegates from major national radio organizations and from AMSAT, whichstands for the radio amateur Satellite Corporation, in eight nations involved  
    http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/station/reference/radio/
    
    Extractions: This text is today's date, which is automatically generated and may not be accessible with your browser. Ham Radio When astronauts, cosmonauts and mission specialists from many nations fly on the International Space Station, they will have amateur, or ham, radio as a constant companion. Since its first flight in 1983, ham radio has flown on more than two-dozen space shuttle missions. Dozens of astronauts have used the Space Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment , or SAREX, to talk to thousands of kids in school and to their families on Earth while they were in orbit. They have pioneered space radio experimentation, including television and text messaging as well as voice communication. The Russians have had a similar program for the cosmonauts aboard the Russian Space Station MIR. When U.S. astronauts were aboard MIR in preparation for the long duration missions of the International Space Station, they used amateur radio for communication, including emergency messaging while MIR was in distress. ARISS was created in 1996 to meet certain objectives and was the logical outgrowth of the very successful amateur radio activities on the Mir space station and the space shuttle.

34. Club Radio Amateur Du Sud-Ouest - Nouvelle Adresse - Ve2cev.qc.ca
    Translate this page Le Club radio amateur Sud-Ouest de Montreal province de Quebec Canada indicatifd'appel VE2CEV est déménagé. Club radio amateur du Sud Ouest.  
    http://www.agena.net/ve2cev/

35. LVRAC: The Las Vegas Radio Amateur Club
    A comprehensive ham radio site which gives club history, current activities and upcoming events, radio Category Regional North America OrganizationsWelcome to the Las Vegas radio amateur Club. Take a look at our table of contentsfor more information. Copyright © 2000 Las Vegas radio amateur Club.  
    http://www.lvrac.org/

36. WB6VUB AMATEUR RADIO WEB PAGE
    wireless association ** W8MWA ** Mountain Repeater Association Radio Club ** K6VE** Orange County Amateur Club ** W6ZE ** radio amateur and Hams SCARA Amateur  
    http://www.mpicomputers.com/ham/
    
    Extractions: Deschutes Amateur Radio Club ** KD7FWP ** ... GB7DIP Home Page United Kingdom GW3EOP / GW2SDD Home Page United Kingdom HL2AK Home Page Korea Italy JA2KPR Home Page Japan LY2FED Home Page Lithuania LY3BKE Home Page Lithuania M0PCB Ham Radio Page United Kingdom Belgium PA0PHB Amateur radio World links Netherlands PA0GTB Link Page Netherlands PY4SM Home Page Brasil SM3DMP Home page Sweden SU9BN Amateur Radio Home Page Egypt SV5BYR Home Page Greece Venezuela ZP5XF Home page Paraguay

37. ESRAC Homepage
    Eindhoven Student radio amateur Club  
    http://www.esrac.ele.tue.nl/

38. IRTS - The Irish Radio Transmitter Society
    National society for radio amateurs and experimeters in Ireland.  
    http://www.irts.ie/
    
    Extractions: NEWS This weeks news Contest Results INFORMATION FAQs Obtaining a licence CEPT licences Email Addresses ... Links The Irish Radio Transmitters Society The Irish Radio Transmitters Society (IRTS) is the national society for Radio Experimenters in Ireland. Its purpose is to encourage radio experimentation, to provide services to experimenters and to represent their interests locally and internationally. The IRTS is the member society for Ireland of the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) . The Society is represented at major international conferences, and through the IARU has regular contact with sister societies worldwide.

39. CLARC HOME PAGE
    Houston Texasarea ARRL affiliated club. Includes calendar of events, online newsletters, VE testing Category Recreation Radio North America United States Texas clarc.org Bill Ewens KK5RW Repeater Trustee Repeater Trustee Nick Lance KC5KBO WebmasterKA5GLX@swbell.net Bob Biekert KA5GLX radio amateur Gazette editor@clarc  
    http://www.clarc.org/
    
    Extractions: Amateur Links CLEAR LAKE AMATEUR RADIO CLUB CLARC is an ARRL Special Services Club This page was last updated on Always check here for the latest announcements! MARCH 2003 RAG NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE! ARRL National Convention June 20-22 nd NEW TARS HAMFest JULY 12 2003 NEW CLARC HAMFEST November 8 2003 NEW CLARC serves the Clear Lake - NASA Area of Houston Texas. If you are interested in Amateur (HAM) radio then CLARC is for you! CLARC was founded in 1987 and is an IRS 501 c 3 not-for-profit organization. Learn about Amateur Radio from the ARRL. CLARC is available to support your Clear Lake Area community functions with free radio communications. We support Walk-A-Thons, Parades, Fun Runs, and Bike Rambles. Please contact us if you have an upcoming event. CLARC is an ARRL Special Service Club. Please join CLARC, our meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 7pm at the Webster Volunteer Fire Department, 17100 Texas Avenue in Webster. CLARC holds a weekly net on 442.750 MHz (PL 103.5) at 8pm on Wednesdays except for club meeting nigh t.

40. Amateur Radio Pages UK.
    David Loughborough with links to many UK amateur radio homepages.Category Recreation Radio Amateur Personal Pages United Kingdom This radio amateur Ring Site is Owned by Amateur Radio Pages UK Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Home Page Previous Next Skip Next Next 5 Sites  
    http://www.g6dpp.com/

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