Ultimate Morse Code Web Site – PA3BWK
Wilko J. Hollemans PA3BWK – “Practice SENDING very fast but ACCURATELY – this in itself will improve your ability to copy fast code. Also use a tape-recorder to tape your sending, and then try...
Category: Amateur Radio
QRZ Ham Radio
QRZ was founded in 1992 by Fred Lloyd, AA7BQ as a spinoff of what was once called the “Callsign Project”, a cooperative effort designed to obtain and distribute FCC database tapes. QRZ remains a...
Radio Electronics Projects – Hans Summers G0UPL
“I am not a professional electronics engineer, nor do I have an electronics degree. I make no claims for technical accuracy, good design, or necessarily even originality for the contents of these pages. Rather, I...
Homo sapiens to Homo Ludens
A long, long time ago a bright ape figured out that by climbing down from the trees he could more easily master his life, and that of others……Homo sapiens wanted something else, and better....
Circuit Land – Tony Van Roon
Tony van Roon VA3AVR has built Circuit Land. This site is as old as the html web internet, means 1995. Earlier it was a part of a Canadian University Site, when i discovered it...
G8NQN Martin – Keadby North Lincolnshire UK
Amateur Radio Station operated by Maerin Bancroft. The Online Website includes a Technical section with drawings and building instructions for many projects.
Telegraph Key and Sounder
Get the Plan Drawings and Make your own Morse Key with a Sounder from J.E. Howell Model Engine Plans.The full size plans will allow you to make an exact replica of the key and...
K8CU – Bill Jones – Radio Amateur
Bill Jones, K8CU, has been an active Radio Amateur, CW Dxer, and home project builder since first receiving his Amateur Radio license in 1966 at age 17. Bill is an electronics professional with four-decades...
ARRL – Amateur Radio Operators
ARRL is the national -USA membership association for Amateur Radio operators. Amateur Radio (ham radio) is a popular hobby and service that brings people, electronics and communication together. People use ham radio to talk...
QRP and homebrew by DL2YEO
“My name is Udo and I am living in the small village called Spenge, about 15 km north of Bielefeld. The DARC radio club is ‘OV Widukind – N59’ and the locator is JO42FD....
The American QRP Club
The American QRP Club was formed in June 2003, and later incorporated, as a organization of ham radio operating enthusiasts interested in low power operation – these types of hams are called QRPers. The...
KD7LMO amateur radio and open source hardware
“In the pioneering sprit of amateur radio and open source hardware and software, I’ve assembled a collection of information and engineering plans for a variety of amateur radio projects. These projects cover a wide...
