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Triad SkyWarn

Guilford County ARES

SouthEastern Repeater Assoc.

Updated January 20, 2004

• North Carolina Amateur Radio Clubs - Great site!
• Ham Radio Online Magazine
• Beginners Guide to Ham Radio
• Amateur Radio Reference Library
• Near-Real-Time MUF Map
• Greenwich 2000: GMT - GREENWICH MEAN TIME
• AZ_PROJ, Azimuthal Equidistant Projection Map Server
• Daylight Saving Time Offical Site

GARA Member Links

• Vintage Ham Radio
  
• Matt Towe, KF4ZGZ

General Ham Information

• ARRL
• QSL.NET HOMEPAGE
• DXer.Com
• AC6V Ham Radio DX Reference Guide
• Interactive Ham Radio Exams
• HamTest.com sponsored by ADI Amateur Radios
• QRZ! callsign lookup
• Ham Operating Aids

Component Information for projects

• DigiKey
• Mouser Electronics
• RF Parts
• Connectors
• Power Pole Connectors

Amateur Radio News

• NewsLine Amateur Radio News (in RealAudio)
• ARRLWeb: PRB-1, The FCC's Limited Preemption of Local Ordinances

• The Tornado Project Online!
• Discovery Channel: Tornado Warning!
• Hurricane Forecasts
• WeatherNet: Florida Weather
  • Lots of weather-related software
• MSNBC: INTELLICAST
• NCDC: Get/View OnLine Climate Data
• rainreport.com

• Elmer hamlet
• antenneX Home Page
• KANGA Kits
• Ham Radio Projects
• Harry's Homebrew Homepage
• The TubeBug
• Brent Jessee: Free Tube sub database, etc.
• Antique Radio Tube Data
• TUBES: Bry's Amateur Radio Links by G3XLQ / AF4K!
• PowerWerx (connectors)
• Antenna Mast
• Manuals Plus
• Clip art maps
• Barry's Clip Art Server

• DBJ Radio & Electronics, Jamestown, NC
• The MFJ Enterprises, Inc. Website
• The Raymond Sarrio Company
• RADIO CITY, Inc.
• THE HAM STATION
• HR Showcase
• Welcome to AES Online!
• OAK: Directory of /pub/hamradio/arrl/bbs/programs

• Walt Disney World Codes/Frequencies

• Scanner Emporium
• Amateur Radio Reference
• eHAM.net Home - Amateur Radio (Ham Radio) Community Site
• Hundreds of HAM web links
• Florida State University has put up a very interesting Java applet on their website. It begins as a view of the Milky Way Galaxy viewed from a distance of 10 million light years and then zooms in towards Earth in powers of ten of distance -10 million, to one million, to 100,000 light years, etc., until it finally reaches a large Oak tree leaf. But that is not all. It zooms into the leaf until it reaches to the level of the quarks viewed at 100 attometers. - CLICK HERE TO VIEW