Information about 10 meter propagation beacons and 1010 numbers.

Paper describing the requirements of the 38K4 receiver and demodulator.

A variety of links for the radio amateur, shortwave listener or other radio hobbyist.

700 Amateur Radio topics, 6,000 links, 132 pages on subjects from antennas to zones.

Offering tutorials on the design and construction of amateur radio and electronic hobbyist projects and equipment.

Italian/European directory devoted to the radio amateur activities, selected by categories. [Italian - English]

Links to useful resources for the radio amateur courtesy of the North Berkshire Amateur Radio Club.

Informational page about how to become an amateur radio operator.

A listing of documentation and software for ham radio, CB radio and scanning.

A collection of interesting Armstrong documents and artifacts related to radio.

VE3XRM offers a DX database, and electronic circuit library.

Analysis of FCC Amateur Radio statistics.

Explains this method of communication, similar to Baudot code, which uses five-bit character codes and a standard procedure for transmissions.

Ham radio site covering almost every aspect of amateur radio including antennas, exams, and modifications.

Ham Radio for kids, designed by a kid for kids. Featuring practice exams, message forums, and upcoming events for kids.

Educational material for kids relating to use of the ham radio.

Tutorials, chat, message board, and links.

Directory of HAM radio web sites and resources.

Categorized links to HAM radio resources.

General information for Canadian radio amateurs including a callsign search with data provided by the Industry Canada T.A.F.L. Database and links to a variety of useful sites.

Collection of nearly 3,500 links to ham radio sites around the world. Includes news and classifieds.

Information on Amateur Radio, MURS, GMRS, CB and FRS frequencies.

Information for radio amateurs about how to obtain a license for operating abroad including major DXCC countries.

SSB & CW amateur radio operators in the bands 1GHZ and above. Registration required.

Don presents 'Ham Universe' A wealth of in-depth amateur radio information for both novice and veterans.

Public interactive HAM radio forum features discussion groups, technical information, downloads, links and more. [registration may be required]

Updated information about the Multi-Megabit/sec Microwave Data Link article which was first published in the December 1989 edition of Ham Radio Magazine.

Spacelink is a service of the Education Division of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Includes NASA television's education schedule.

Ham operator searchable databases, scanner frequencies for United States and Canada, DX searches, worldwide aviation frequencies and civil aviation registry.

An easy to use version of the NATO phonetic alphabet widely used in radio, telephone and military communications.

Reviews of the best available freeware and shareware for antenna modeling, contesting, logging, propagation, PSK31, remote control, and SSTV. Also reviews computer to radio interfaces.

How this FCC rule affects ham radio in N.W. Washington State.

Most nations are represented via QSL and a photo of their representative flags.

The Queen Mary amateur radio site covering many facets of amateur radio.

Traditional Ham Radio from the basics to the technical attributes. Features a virtual ham shack, classic radios, virtual ham tools, operating aids, exams, CW, trading post, and NASA links.

The latest information on and encouraging experimentation with Amateur Radio Spread Spectrum Communications.

A collection of links to useful resources and information for the radio amateur including free software, on-line Morse code training, and antenna design.

Site offering a wide variety of useful information and links for the amateur radio enthusiast.

Propagation indicators, software, plus satellite, meteor scatter, aurora technical resources.

International, Australian and US contest dates, rules and contest software listing with pricing information.

World maps depicting the IARU Locator System, CQ zones and ITU zones.

Aimed at young amateurs. Features amateur radio history, testing help, and a weekly chat.