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Amateur Radio Resources
- QSL.NET - Amateur Radio only
web site. Amateur Radio pages are free.
- DXZone Guide - The DXZone
Guide to Ham Radio World.
- www.eHam.net Home - Amateur Radio
on the Internet - Callbook - DX Spots - Classifieds - Ham News -
Chat - Ham Exams - QSL Managers - Propagation - Survey - Speak Out - eHam Detective - Ham
Spotlight - Links - Friends Remembered - Product Reviews
- HamRad - Excellent
site by WA7RHK. - Organizations,
Events, Manufacturers, Dealers, and Radio Mods. Many, many links.
- Amateur Radio
Resources - Over 3,800 Amateur Radio resource links.
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ATV
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County
Hunting
- GARMIN NUVI GPS County lines - Download
this zip file (1.26 MB) and extract it to a flash card in your computer that works in your
Garmin Nuvi GPS. The file 'gmapsupp.img' should be in a folder 'garmin'
on the flash card. Remove the flash card from the computer and plug the card in the
GPS with the GPS turned off. When you turn the GPS on, the county lines should be
there. The unzipped file is just under 2 MB. Any size card is big enough.
Another way is to unzip the file to a temporary folder on your computer. Then just
copy the 'garmin' folder to your card.
The card has to be in the GPS to work. Remove the card if you want to remove the
county lines. If you buy a new Nuvi, just plug your card in if it's the same type.
Otherwise just copy it to the new type card.
It has worked for me on a couple of different models of Nuvi GPS units. As far as I know,
all county hunters that have used this file have been successful using it on the Garmin
Nuvi GPS units when instructions are followed. Not responsible if it does not work
for you.
The data came from the GPSFileDepot
and I finally figured out their complicated instructions and now have it in one file to
put on a flash card. If you have problems, please call or email and we will try to
figure out the problem.
- MARAC - The Mobile Amateur Radio
Awards Club, Inc., was organized in 1970 as a Kansas nonprofit corporation MARAC is a
support group for County Hunting and mobile activity. Over 2600 members strong worldwide.
MARAC is staffed entirely by volunteers. MARAC is not affiliated with CQ Magazine or any
of the County Hunting Nets.
- The County Hunter
Web - A resource serving the needs of US county hunting around the world. Form, Planned Trips and Special Needs
pages.
- County Hunters - Much
more county hunting info.
- WY7LL County Hunter VIDEO
presentation - A very good 20 minute video on using computers for working county and
chasing county awards. (85 M Windows Media Video file)
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Digital/Packet Radio
- PSK31 Info Page -
Outstanding site. Articles, hookups, links to all the many software programs and lots of
other info.
- PSK31 - The
Official PSK31 WWW Homepage. New digital operating mode. Only a soundcard and radio
needed. Download the software.
- MMTTY - RTTY Software program
using computer soundcard and radio. If you can operate PSK31, just install this
simple program and you are on RTTY! Excellent freeware program and easy to use.
- APRS - APRS Amateur
Radio Packet Position Reporting System APRS GPS.
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DX

Training
- Outstanding CW Trainer program FREE -
Koch's method of learning Morse is a simple, direct way of building reflexive responses to
individual characters. This method does not allow you to build that lookup table in your
brain. To copy at full speed, you must build the reflexes in order to achieve 90 percent
accuracy. And that's what you're spending your time doing, building reflexes. How long
will all this take? That will depend on the individual. Koch himself, with hand-picked
students, got a group to master 12 wpm code in a mere 13.5 hours.
Ham University - Ham University is
the premier Windows program for helping you
pass your FCC Exams. It contains all the questions for all three new FCC written exams.
You can browse the questions, quiz yourself on your weak areas, or set yourself a mock
exam. Ham University also provides you with three ways to learn Morse code. Free demo
program download.
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Operating
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Amateur Radio Clubs
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RACES & Amateur Radio Emergency Services
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Policy/Regulatory
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SPACE
- AMSAT
-Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation
- ARISS - Amateur Radio on the
International Space Station
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Scanners
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Vintage Amateur Radio Sites
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Amateur Radio Personal Web Pages
- WA4AKB - Links to NASA, space shuttle info and countdown
- WB4BAH - Amateur Radio, Genealogy and Railroad links
- N4GVK - Tom's Darkroom & Amateur Page
- EI9HK - Tony,
Cork, Ireland
- PE2PE - Freek
Emck's very nice home page in The Netherlands. Check out his funny QSL cards!
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