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Radio Amateur:     more books (100)

The Radio Amateur's Hand Book by A. Frederick Collins, 2009-04-30 The Arrl Operating Manual (A R R L Operating Manual, 7th ed) The ARRL Antenna Book: The Ultimate Reference for Amateur Radio Antennas, Transmission Lines And Propagation (Arrl Antenna Book) by American Radio Relay League, 2007-05-01 The ARRL Extra Class License Manual: For Ham Radio (Arrl Extra Class License Manual for the Radio Amateur) by Ward Silver, 2008-07-01 Now You're Talking! All You Need to Get Your First Amateur Radio License, Fifth Edition Radio Frequency Interference: How to Find It and Fix It (Radio Amateur's Library, Publication No. 149.) by Ed Hare, Robert Schetgen, 1991-06 Amateur Radio Operating Manual by R.J. Eckersley, 1985 The ARRL operating manual (Radio amateur's library ; no. 44) The Beginner's Handbook of Amateur Radio by Clay Laster, 2000-11-28 Oscar's Amateur Radio Adventure by Robert Norman, 2010-07-07 Amateur Radio Astronomer's Handbook by John Potter Shields, 1986-05-04 The ARRL Operating Manual For Radio Amateurs (Arrl Operating Manual) by Mark J. Wilson, 2008-01-01 Stealth Amateur Radio: Operate From Anywhere by Kirk A. Kleinschmidt, 1999 ARRL Ham Radio License Manual: All You Need to Become an Amateur Radio Operator (Arrl Ham Radio License Manual) (Arrl Ham Radio License Manual) by H. Ward Silver, American Radio Relay League, 2006-06-01

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1. Amateur Radio Operator - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   (Redirected from Radio amateur) An amateur radio operator is an individual who typically uses equipment at an  
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_amateur
   
   Extractions: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Redirected from Radio amateur Jump to: navigation search Main article: Amateur radio An amateur radio operator An amateur radio operator is an individual who typically uses equipment at an amateur radio station to engage in two-way personal communications with other similar individuals on radio frequencies assigned to the amateur radio service . Amateur radio operators have been granted an amateur radio license by a governmental regulatory authority. As a component of their license, amateur radio operators are assigned a call sign that they use to identify themselves during communication. There are about three million amateur radio operators worldwide. Amateur radio operators are also known as radio amateurs or hams The term "ham" as a nickname for amateur radio operators originated in a pejorative usage by operators in commercial and professional radio communities. The word was subsequently welcomed by amateur radio operators, and it stuck. An amateur radio operator who has died is referred to by other amateur radio operators as a silent key Gallery ... Country Number of amateur

2. Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES)
   RACES provides a pool of emergency communications personnel that can be called on in time of need. RACES groups across the country prepare themselves for the inevitable day  
   http://www.co.grand-traverse.mi.us/departments/Emergency_Management___Homeland_S
   
   Extractions: Skip to Navigation Text Size: Print Quick Links Employment Holidays Online Records Projects Public Forms GIS Interactive Mapping Home Departments RACES provides a pool of emergency communications personnel that can be called on in time of need. RACES groups across the country prepare themselves for the inevitable day when they will be called upon. When a local, county, or state government agency activates its RACES group, that group will use its resources to meet whatever need that agency has. Founded in 1952, the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES) is a public service that provides a reserve communications group within government agencies in times of extraordinary need. During periods of activation, RACES personnel are called upon to perform many tasks for the government agencies they serve. Although the exact nature of each activation will be different, the common thread is communications. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is responsible for the regulation of RACES operations. Each RACES group is administrated by a local, county, or state civil defense agency responsible for disaster services. This civil defense agency is typically an emergency services or emergency management organization, sometimes within another agency such as police or fire. In some areas, RACES may be part of an agency's Auxiliary Communications Service (ACS). Some RACES groups call themselves by other names (often to avoid confusion with similar terms such as “racist” or “horse races”), such as ACS, DCS (Disaster Communications Service), or ECS (Emergency Communications Service). Groups of licensed Radio Amateurs certified by a government civil defense (or equivalent) agency are actually RACES groups (as far as the FCC is concerned), no matter what they are called, and operate under the FCC’s RACES regulations.

3. Radio Technology News - Gearlog
   Find out about radio technology at Gearlog. The technology news blog written by geeks, for geeks.  
   http://www.gearlog.com/radio_amateur_satellite/

4. Radio Amateur
   Residents licensed by the Federal Communications Commission to engage in private and experimental twoway radio operation and holding bona fide novice class licenses or higher  
   http://www.dot.state.wy.us/wydot/titles_plates_registration/specialty_plates/Rad

5. Kenwood Electronics Europe | Communications > Radio Amateur
   Web site of Kenwood Electronics Europe (Kenwood Electronics Europe)  
   http://www.kenwood.eu/products/comm/radio_amateur/

6. Radio Amateurs Of Canada
   Canada's National Amateur Radio Society We're ALL about Amateur Radio! Tous Radio Amateur of the Year  
   http://www.rac.ca/
   
   Extractions: "Tous ensemble pour la radioamateur!" Home Site Map Contact RAC Search ... Calculators Log Into Members' Section Register Mbr. No.: Password: Forgot your password? Members' Section About RAC Transforming RAC ... Site Map "Amateur Radio exists as a frequency spectrum user because it qualifies as a service. Its continued existence depends to a great degree not on the service it has performed in the past, or on its simple potential for service, but on what service it is performing now and will continue to perform in the future." The Canadian Amateur Recent RAC Bulletins RAC Bulletin 2010-032E - Vision Statement 2010-11-14 RAC Bulletin 2010-031E - Field Organization Review Project Recent News Items EMCOMM: Indonesian disasters - update report 7 November 2010. RAC President's powerpoint presentation to 2010 AGM World War II and Post WWII YL "Spark" Stories Liability Insurance available to incorporated clubs. ... Has your address changed?

7. Amateur Radio - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Upon licensing, a radio amateur's national government issues a unique call sign to the radio amateur. The holder of a call sign uses it on the air to legally identify the operator or  
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amateur_radio
   
   Extractions: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search "Ham radio" redirects here. For other uses, see Ham radio (disambiguation) An example of an amateur radio station with three transceivers, amplifiers, and a computer for logging and for digital modes. On the wall are examples of various awards, certificates, and a reception report card (QSL card) from a foreign amateur station. Amateur radio , often called ham radio , is both a hobby and a service in which participants, called "hams", use various types of radio communications equipment to communicate with other radio amateurs for public services , recreation and self-training. Amateur radio operation is licensed by an appropriate government entity (for example, by the Federal Communications Commission in the United States ) as coordinated through the International Telecommunication Union An estimated two million people throughout the world are regularly involved with amateur radio. The term " amateur " does not imply a lack of skill or quality, but rather that amateur radio and its operators work outside of an official, governmental or commercial capacity. Main articles: History of amateur radio and Etymology of ham radio Although its origins can be traced to the late 19th century, amateur radio, as practiced today, did not begin until the early 20th century. The first listing of amateur radio stations is contained in the

8. W5YI : Sec. 97.407 Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service
   Assisting applicants in obtaining the various FCCissued Amateur and Commercial Radio Operator licenses.  
   http://www.w5yi.org/page.php?id=165

9. Worldwide Information On Licensing For Radio Amateurs By OH2MCN
   Information on licensing requirements in other countries prepared by OH2MCN.  
   http://www.qsl.net/oh2mcn/license.htm
   
   Extractions: It is the most current and best source of information of which we are aware." Rate the contents of this web site by clicking this DXZONE.COM The purpose of this web service is to give information to radio amateurs about how to get a license when abroad. All the major DXCC countries have been included in this service now. Thanks for this go to you, active DX travelers, and the ARRL which has done very much work in this respect during the spring and summer 1997.

10. The AM Forum - Index
    A site dedicated to AM radio amateurs. Free e-mail list, chat group, classifieds, and technical information.  
    http://www.amfone.net/
    
    Extractions: Worldtime Local time London GMT Rome Bangkok Hong Kong Tokyo Sydney Fiji Hawaii San Francisco New York Buenos Aires On AMfone HOME ABOUT AMfone AMPX AM Audio Vault ... Vintage Radio On The AM Window A/V Features Stuff Tech Latest Articles Rescues of BC Transmitters by K5PRO W1DAN's article on W1GAC BTA-1M Transmitter Rescue Preventing Coax Feedline Radiation ... Farfest 2005 Personal Menu Welcome Guest

11. American Radio Relay League | Ham Radio Association And Resources
    The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting to hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.  
    http://www.arrl.org/
    
    Extractions: Website Search Category News Exam Sessions Clubs Hamfest/Conventions Contests Licensing Classes Special Events Member Directory Call Sign / Name Search items Site Login Forgot Password? Register Website Search Category News Exam Sessions Clubs Hamfest/Conventions Contests Licensing Classes Special Events Member Directory Call Sign / Name Search ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio 225 Main Street Newington, CT, 06111-1494 USA

12. NORAC | North Okanagan Radio Amateur Club
    North Okanagan Radio Amateur Club welcomes members from around the World  
    http://www.norac.bc.ca/
    
    Extractions: NORAC's next monthly meeting will be on November 18, 2010 at the Vernon Flying Club at 7:30pm. If anyone has a presentation they would like to make during any of the monthly meetings, contact Jesse VE7LYD (ve7lyd@norac.bc.ca). Topics don't have to be amateur related; anything of interest would be just fine. NORAC�s pre-Christmas Dinner is on Friday, November 26, 2010 at The Pantry. Happy Hour 6:00 PM; Dinner 6:30 PM. Limited Menu: Turkey, Ham, or Roast Beef, Included: Dessert, coffee, and tea. Cost per person: $15 + taxes. The Ham of the Year Award will be given out. We would like to have a ball-park figure of attendees by Nov. 20, so the cooks have an idea of how many dozen turkeys will be needed. Call Muriel VE7EGB - 250-542-9491 or email: murielfs@telus.net

13. The AM Window: Stuff: AMers On The Web
    These radio amateurs might mess with old ham gear, but they also utilize the Internet.  
    http://www.amwindow.org/amers.htm
    
    Extractions: Home A-V B-Board Features Stuff Tech Why AMers On the Web Bill - W3DUQ Home of a long time AMer and The Future Net. Pete - WA1SOV - not only can you see AMers, you can hear them! Randy - N3LRX - And now for something completely different, Geocaching. KD4CPL - Nick - this guy has a lot of neat equipment - Check it out. Jim -WA2WHV lot of good pix. Also check out his WABC page and a VRML trip through a transmitter building. Dave - VK3ASE - find out about AM activity in VK-land, sound files too! If you're in Australia, try this link. Andy - WA4KCY - not only does this guy have lots of cool stuff, he's the Souteast Regional Director for AMI Al - W1UX - long time AMer from 1-land with numerous nice pix of his equipment. Randy - KK7TV - Here's the station of the Southwest Regional Director of AMI Gary - W3AM - Not only does this guy have a cool call, he has some cool stuff. Bruce - W1UJR - Lot's of station pix and other amateur radio info. Jack - W8AHB - This page is dedicated to telling the story of NikoliaTesla.

14. Radio Amateur Callbook Product Reviews
    Radio Amateur Callbook product reviews by real people like you. Only at eHam.net. eHam.net is a Web site dedicated to ham radio (amateur radio).  
    http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/4849

15. N6HB: Real-Time Maps And Charts
    Real-time maps and charts for the radio amateur.  
    http://n6hb.org/s-a/realtime.htm

16. CQ - 'The Authority On Amateur Radio' For More Than 65 Years
    CQ Amateur Radio is the world's leading independent ham radio magazine, with an emphasis on operating, DXing, contesting, propagation, public service, mobiling and construction  
    http://www.cq-amateur-radio.com/
    
    Extractions: Click here to download Acrobat Reader The Active Ham's Magazine CQ is the magazine for active hams, with a focus on the practical. Every article is clearly written and aimed at involving you, the reader...whether it's a story of operating from some exotic location, an article to deepen your understanding of ham radio science and technology, or a fun-to-build project that will have practical use in your ham shack.

17. Bartholomew County Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service
    The Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES) was established under the Federal Communications Commission Rules and Regulations, as part of the amateur radio service.  
    http://barthraces.org/

18. MF Marinefunk - Amateurfunk , ( RNARS , MARAC , INORC )
    German organization of SWLs and Radio Amateurs with past or present navy or civilian maritime relationship. English - German  
    http://www.marinefunker.de/

19. AMSAT - The Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation
    AMSAT is a worldwide group of Amateur Radio Operators who share an active interest in building, launching and then communicating with each other through noncommercial Amateur  
    http://www.amsat.org/
    
    Extractions: fahnen/4.jpg The Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation Launch Pad Navigator Sat Status Keps ... Return AMSAT Site Menu Site Quick Reference: Select a Topic... 2005 Space Symposium 2005-2006 AMSAT Leadership 2006 AMSAT Board Candidates 9600 Baud TNC Information About AMSAT About AMSAT About Session Cookies Amateur Radio Satellite Frequencies Amateur Satellite FAQ Amateur Satellite Summary Amps and Preamps AMSAT International Partners AMSAT Video News AMSAT-BB and SAREX on the Web AMSAT-NA Microsats ANS News Search ANS Web News AO-27 and UO-14: Answers to Frequently-Asked AO-51 Link Budget Calculations AO-51 on an HT AO-51 Schedule AO-51 Summary AO-51 Telemetry Software Macintosh AO-51 Telemetry Software Windows APRS Information Archive Navigator Archived Articles on Amateur Area 51 Login Area Coordinators ARISS Resources ARISS Update Article Navigator Articles by W6SHP Articles of Incorporation Awards and Activities Awards for Satellite Operators Board Candidate Statements Browser Information Bylaws Calendar of Events Certificate of Incorporation Contact AMSAT Contacting AMSAT Corportate Documents Cubesate Launch Information Dayton 2005 Follow Up Dayton 2005 Presentations Dayton Hamvention Downloadable Software Eagle Design Review Photos Eagle Fall 2004 Report Eagle Launch Campaign Echo FAQ Echo Integration Echo Launch Photos Echo Operations Echo Project Page Echo Telemetry EchoLink Conference Email List FAQ Fair Usage Statement Field Day Competition Field Operations Financial Information FOSS Login

20. The RAIN Report
    This Week ARRL Lab Manager Ed Hair, W1RFI, talks about RFI basics; (Part 1, 17 minutes).  
    http://therainreport.com/
    
    Extractions: @import "include/layout.css"; Navigation "From his home studio/ham shack in suburban Chicago, Hap Holly, KC9RP, produces this 10 to 15- minute weekly amateur radio program service, featuring timely interviews, occasional thought-provoking commentaries from other hams, excerpts from Hamvention Forums and other items of general interest to the ham radio community at large. Ham radio is traditionally an aural - as opposed to a visual - medium; we meet and recognize fellow hams primarily by voice, seldom seeing them in person. RAIN programming is also an aural medium, listened to by thousands of Internet users and hundreds of repeaters across the country at http://www.therainreport.com,

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