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What's
new?
9 Feb 2008: Added Projects page (link on left) and HF Regional Nets page,
accessed from the Frequency Lists page (link on left).
5 Jan 2008: Added Frequency List page; updated PSK31 table to reflect new 80M band plan.
15 Dec 2007: News flash: Peter Dahl closing operations! Read.
03 Sept 2007: The broken eham.net and qrz.com logos on the LINKS page have been fixed.
We've added News and Bulletins to our Events page.
Check it out!
See our new PARTS IS PARTS page for suppliers of
radio parts and goodies that we all cannot live without.
Terrestrial Crossband Linear Translators? That's a mouthful! Check it out here.
ARRL
LETTER
The ARRL Letter goes out to members once a week. We have added it to the ARRL
Links page here.
Hazmat
Disposal
Hams, like homeowners and DIY mechanics, often have to deal with toxic or
hazardous materials in our hobby. Here is a page devoted to handling and
disposal of hazardous materials. You may be surprised what is considered
"hazardous"!