
The links below were choosen by me for the informative information they provide. These are , in my opinion, the best sites related to amateur radio on the web today. This list is by no means complete, I'm
constantly updating and adding new sites . It takes many hours to find such sites . I provide them here for your enjoyment and pleasure. I hope that you find something new and exciting to explore, enjoy !
Steve, KA7NOC
Code proficiency award Find out how you can qualify for this nice award
Information about your divisions director and how to contact him/her.
Find an ARRL Affiliated Club near you !
Amateur's faced with local antenna restrictions can find information about PRB-1
here. Go get um !!!
Information on the VC program.
Address's to ham attorneys who are on our side !
Below , you will find some links to antenna related sites. Whether you are going to be installing a new antenna system or thinking about it, I think you will find the links below to be of some help . Good luck with your antenna "farm" and remember to always be SAFE when working with or around antennas of any kind. NEVER cut corners just to save money, your life could depend on it !!!
Tower supplies and specialty products, safety equipment, tools, rigging gear , and some great books on tower assembly. Check out this site if you are in the
process of dismantling or assembling a tower !
Lightning rods and surge arresters.
Need rotor work done ? Check out Norm's service.
Lots of antennas to choose from here ! HF, VHF, and UHF antennas. Portable and attic antennas, G5RV's, GAP verticals, Slopers, dipoles, Cornerbeams & Yagis.
Need I say more ?
Antennas, Coils, Accessories for HF radio.
If you are into "homebrewing" your own equipment, these links to suppliers should be all you need to know ! Some I have done business with , others I've not. Check out their pages for ordering infomation and warm up that soldering iron ! Homebrewing is fun and educational !
The title says it all, small parts and kits is what you'll find at this online catalog. I have not ordered from Dan's yet. He has some really good deals going
on all the time.
Find the 44 Magnum 30 meter QRP kit , as well as Paul Harden's, NA5N's, " The Electronic Data Book for Homebrewers and QRP'ers" at this site.
Check out the "Cool Gizmo of the week" here !
Another parts supplier. Check them out !
For you homebrewers, chassis kits & custom enclosures. Give a look see !
Makers of some really neat amateur radio products!
Since 1890 - the oldest name in amateur radio
Bencher is a US manufacturer of fine morse code paddles and straight keys. I highly recommend them , I love my
BY-2 !
Home of the SST - Sierra - NorCal 40A
Home of the ARK series of CW QRP transceivers plus other fine kits!
A new 160 - 10 meter transceiver kit ! Check out the latest on this company.
QRP radio kits, home of the OHR-100A series of transceivers!
MFJ manufactures many different accessories for the amateur radio market, right here in the good ol U.S. of A !
Ameritron's home page. Check out their latest amplifiers.
Mirage manufactures, preamps, antennas, watt meters, and more.
Home of the Island Keyer Kit.
Iambic keyers, Wattmeters, the Oner TX and RX, by Kanga Kits.
Ham club from "down under" ! My CW article appeared in their March newsletter "QSL" ! Check out their fine site.
Find a neat CW program that you can download here !
Although not software, this book by Dave Finley, N1IRZ, is well worth checking
out ! It may help you learn or improve your code !
Michael March, maker of the March R-3a magnetic paddle key. Simply a work of art !!!
A really nice site by N6TT. Lots of great information regarding telegraph and morse code.
Another fine page about learning Morse code, by David Finley, N1IRZ.
The morse code letters and numbers in form style.
Another site from the pages of KB2BK.
Oregon's First and Only FISTS Affiliated Amateur Radio Club ! Check out this club for more information
on becoming a member.
Another fine CW club , check out their page for information about who they are and what they do !
QSL manager list, The GoList
A nice list of ham related links.
Don ( N4UJW ) has put together a fine site where beginners can ask "Elmer" questions regarding ham radio. Give it a try !
Check out Bill's cool homebrew rigs, enclosures, and more ! Lots of pics of cool QRP rigs !
Check out Paul Valko's neat 49'er in an Altoids tin !!
Lots of vintage radio pic's at this site, plus an online ham fest ! Love that NC-300 !
A really useful site loaded with information about ham radio. Keep up the nice work !
Ray has put together a real nice site, listen to him send morse code during a contest, can you copy what he sends ?

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