CWCom

CWCom:

This one was just too good to pass up. How neat!!

"CWCom is a morse code chat progam for Windows and NT operating systems. You can use CWCom to transmit and receive morse code and text messages over a LAN or across the internet! CWCom can translate morse code to text and text to morse code or flashing light, so you don't have to know morse code to use it. The program has a configurable morse libarary - you can define your own morse characters and the text associated with it. Up to 128 characters can be displayed for a single morse code symbol! CWCom can be configured to receive input from a morse key, using the joystick port, serial port or keyboard. With CWCOM you can communicate with other program users in real time over the internet! "

HVE fUN
BOB AD5VJ

Morse Code Links

Morse Code Links: This is a really all in one place to find your links to anything morse code. A job well done and well appreciated I am sure by the whole Ham Community.

Hats OFF :0)

73
BOB AD5VJ

Contesting

Contesting: "
Contesting Links - Contesting Links
Contesting Calendars - Contesting Resources/Tools
Specific Contests"

And much much more.

Hope you enjoy

BOB AD5VJ

What Kit to Build

What Kit to Build: "What Kit to Build By: Doug Hendricks KI6DS email Doug Hendricks posted a series of articles to QRP-L on his view about kit building. There are MANY good kits on the market. With Doug's permission we have been able to share this information. Please contact the author for permission to reprint these articles."

Popular DX Links

Popular DX Links: "Popular DX Links Compliments of DX Publishing Table of contents: Contest Rules and Log Filing InfoRadio Clubs and DX FoundationsHam Maps Commercial SitesOrganizationsHamfests SpaceWeatherCallsign Search Engines Packet and RTTYContest/DX Forums and ReflectorsLogging & Contest Software"

Amateur Radio Website LA0FA - Matthias Peter

Amateur Radio Website LA0FA - Matthias Peter: "LA0FA -

Intro My location is around 15 km north of the city of Oslo.

The place is called Rasta and belongs to the community Lørenskog. The locator is JO59lw. I have been licensed HAM since 1983 as HB9CSP and obtained my Norwegian guest license LA0FA in 1985.

My preferred operations are HF Digital Modes (RTTY, BPSK/QPSK, Hell, SSTV, MFSK etc) as well as CW and SSB. Home-Repeater : LA8CR on 145.762,5 MHz. Read more in the Aboutme section.

More about my equipment setup you can see in the MyShack section."


73 fer nw es gud DX,
QSL VIA: LotW, BUR, e-QSL
Bob AD5VJ
Old calls: WB5ZQU/WY5L/KH3-KE5CTY-N5IET

Member: CTDXCC, NTCC, STXDXCC
10X#-37210, SMIRK#-5177
FISTS#-12637, SKCC#-2369
NAQCC#-1966, FP#-1141, RARS#-149

The DX Magazine

The DX Magazine: "For your reading enjoyment, THE DX MAGAZINE, is published bi-monthly with interesting stories of DXpeditions that have taken place. You can read of the planning and activation of some of the most isolated and rare countries in the world. Articles from the past are a favorite among readers. Informative articles on QSLing, along with a partial listing from the GOLIST QSL routes is a regular feature of THE DX MAGAZINE. Each issue carries a column on awards offered around the world. Ward (N0AX) provides a DX Quiz to exercise your mind and test your knowledge of DXing. Technical articles appear regularly, along with reviews of items of interest to DXers. This magazine is one of a kind... there is no other magazine in the world totally devoted to the DXer. "


73 fer nw es gud DX,
QSL VIA: LotW, BUR, e-QSL
Bob AD5VJ

Member: CTDXCC, NTCC, STXDXCC
10X#-37210, SMIRK#-5177
FISTS#-12637, SKCC#-2369
NAQCC#-1966, FP#-1141, RARS#-149

YCCC Home

YCCC Home: "The Yankee Clipper Contest Club is a special-purpose amateur radio club devoted to the pursuit of operating and technical excellence. YCCC Wins 2007 ARRL DX! YCCC: 139,404,426 FRC: 134,311,530"