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Other Resources of Ham
Radio Related Information:
- ARRL Information
- Bill Pasternak's Amateur Radio Newsline or on-demand TrueSpeech audio broadcasts.
- OH2AQ Web Cluster
Following are pointers to
Web resources pertaining to ham radio.
- eHam.Net is not just a website. It is the Internet's #1 Amateur Radio Community.
- The acs.ncsu.edu ham page. (and pointers to other WWW Ham pages).
- AMSAT: THE name in Amateur Satellites
- The Boston Amateur Radio Club maintains a file archive of interest to hams.
- The W6YX ARC, and pointers to other WWW Ham pages.
- The U.S. Navy Postgraduate School ARC, K6LY, and lots of information about the annual happenings on the Monterey Peninsula, California.
- Description of the Space Shuttle - SAREX experiments (directly from NASA itself).
- Radio Devices a great source of QRP kits, CD-ROMS, and amateur radio supplies.
- More cool ham stuff, some for Macintosh Computers, from Chris Smolinski.
- QRP World QRP World Home Page
- The Slow Scan TV page from John Langner, WB2OSZ.
- The KA9FOX web site for Contesters and DXers.
- The Yankee Clipper Contest Club (YCCC) .
- The Radio Amateur Educational Society (RAES) in Alberta, Canada.
- Two-line Keplarian Elements from AMSAT.
- Ham Radio Online is a wonderful site with news and comments relating to ham radio today!
FTP servers:
additionally, you can get ham software and information from:
- The AMSAT FTP Site
- The ARRL FTP Site
- QRZ FTP Site
- Tucson Amateur Packet Radio (TAPR) FTP Site
- University of California at San Diego FTP Site
Some other Interesting Sites include:
- A Universal Currency Converter for international conversions. Nice for QSL information.
- A live Web HF Receiver complete with a face panel that you can configure and tune.
- The Bradford Robotic Telescope Not exactly ham-related, but VERY interesting.
- Directorate of Time Sponsored by the U.S. Naval Observatory.
- The U.S. Post Office complete with a Zip Code look up page.
- Scanning Information Frequencies galore! Primarily aimed at Long Island, but has others as well. Worth a look.
- Dayton Hamvention Home Page. Latest information on the upcoming Dayton Hamvention.
Our brother and sister Long Island
Amateur Radio Clubs on the web include: