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Other links and pages... |
Very extensive and comprehensive site about HAM Radio |
A long listing of repeaters in the southern Ontario and Western New York |
An excellent review of high power amplifiers; do-s and dont'-s when you build your own. |
Radio propagation forecast. Check out the 'Band' section on the right. This is 'live' data, thanks to N0NBH |
This toroid core calculator will calculate all the details necessary to make your balun. (even if you do not have all those weird parameters...) |
Tonnes of HAM-related info by ON4AA... |
Click here to send me your favourite HAM Radio related links. We will sort and publish them ... |
Live real time satellite tracking by N2YO. Includes the International Space Station (ISS), Amateur Radio, NOAA, Weather, Military and other satellites. Very cool... |
You can tune and control this Softwre Defined Radio (SDR) over the internet and listen what they hear on the frequency in Europe. I could hear my own signals...! Click on the link at the top of the page that reads: 'Magyar websdr' |
To build a PSK31 interface is very easy. Just a few components, a box and you are on your way to make your first PSK31 contacts. Useful information on how to build electronic stuff. You do not have to get very fancy as you can see it here and here. A well documented PSK31 interface is shown here |
John Shannon, K3WWP conducted a poll among HAM Radio operators about their operating habits and other personal interests, hobbies, etc. |
Excellent page about Morse-code by FOC (First Class CW Operator's Club). It has plenty of information and links to Morse-code learning sites and programmes |
You can search radio frequencies in canada to see who has rights to it, great for SWL or scanner listeners |
Very good information from Industry Canada about Amateur Radio Service. How to obtain a licence, Radio Operator Certicates, accredited Examiners ( we got one right here in Cambridge) |
Available Amateur Radio Call signs. Build your distinctive call sign and see if it is available...! |