Amateur radio is extremely well-represented on the Internet. This page contains links to sites that I have stumbled across and found to be worthwhile and fun. The collection includes callsign and QSL servers, DX and contest information, propagation forecasts, and bulletins and newsletters.
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Allied Electronics Web Site Amateur Electronic Supply Bamcom (Louisiana) Cheapham.com C & S Sales Denver Amateur Radio Supply (Pennsylvania) Down East Microwave - VHF/UHF equipment Electronix Express (Components and equipment) GigaParts, Inc. HamCity / Commline, Inc. Ham Radio Outlet Memphis Amateur Electronics NSI Communications The RF Shop (Authorized Repairs) Texas Towers Times Microwave Systems
The AMRAD Home Page ARRL Home Page Chinese Radio Sports Association Welcome to the Courage HANDI-HAM System FAIRS: Foundation for Amateur International Radio Service The Gator Amateur Radio Club (W4DFU) Grupo Juizforano de CW HOMEPAGE des DARC e.V. Edmond, Oklahoma Amateur Radio Society Vefsioa Islenskra Radíoamatora/Icelandic Radio Amateurs Web Page International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Home Page Israel Amateur Radio Club - IARC Welcome to IRESC: International Radio Emergency Support Coalition Kuwait Amateur Radio Society LARG (Loudon, VA Amateur Radio Group) MF Marinefunk - Amateurfunk , ( RNARS , MARAC , INORC ) OMIKs HAM RADIO PAGE OMISS Net Info Quarter Century Wireless Association, Inc. (QCWA) Home Page Radio Amateurs of Canada Radio Association of Western New York - My home club Royal Naval Amateur Radio Society RSGB Front Page Ten-Ten International Net WB2JKJ/Junior High School 22 Radio Club WIA Vic - Wireless Institute of Australia - Victorian Division
ARRLWeb: ARRL RF SAFETY COMMITTEE Cell Phone Facts - Consumer Information on Wireless Phones (Information Provided By: FDA and FCC) Motorola site on cell phone safety OET Bulletins On-line - Details on RF exposure compliance IEEE-EMBS Committee on Man and Radiation Download an Excel spreadsheet which calculates your station's compliance with FCC Maximum Permissible Exposure standards.
Caveat Emptor Atomic Time makes this list as the worst vendor I have ever encountered. They sell clocks and watches that automatically reset themselves using a low-frequency radio signal from WWV.
When I purchased one of their wristwatches, it arrived with no printed material whatever - no warranty, no operating instructions, and no contact information. It took me seven attempts, by email (they didn't answer), telephone (their automated attendant didn't work properly) and snail mail (they didn't answer) before I located someone who could tell me how to even set the watch.
The warranty, by the way, is for only six months. My watch stopped running nine months after I purchased it. Inquiries as to how or where I might have it repaired were met, predictably, with complete silence from Atomic Time. I now own a $150 piece of trash. Don't even think about doing business with these cheats!
Last update April 23, 2010
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