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Current UK Bandplan listing on the RSGB Spectrum Forum website.

After suffering with interference on the 2m band, I serched round for what it might be and found this great site that deals with more than ham radio, but i have put the link to the Ham Radio page is it relevant to my site.

Modern Radio is family run business in Bolton, Lancashire. Established in 1948 by the present owners Mum and Dad. Good stock Great staff

This site came through a Yahoo group i am a member of, and i find it to be a realy helpful aid for those who want to understand how circuits work without building them.

As we do, search on line for some interesting things to put on our desk top, well this site is one that will always be in my favourites, especialy the 'Global Map Overlay Download' . Great site and well viewable.

My Ham Shack is a place where you get a personal web page for you and your shack. Your friends, family and fellow Amateur Radio Operators will have a place to go to admire your Ham Shack. For example, if your callsign is W9SRK, then your web page address will be http://MyHamShack.com/W9SRK/.

A central resource for learning about amateur radio

I haven't looked at this site in depth yet, but when the link was sent to me, the page UKQRM sound database loaded up, that page shows you a Database of interference sounds and devices that can effect your tranciever, sort of TVI getting it's own back HI.

Free Amateur Radio Software for Windows Ham Radio Deluxe (HRD) is a suite of free Windows programs providing computer control for commonly used transceivers and receivers. HRD also includes mapping, satellite tracking and the digital mode program Digital Master 780 (DM780). HRD is designed for Windows 2000 or higher (XP, Vista, 7), also Internet Explorer 6.0 (or higher) is required. It may work with Windows 98 but this is not supported. The policy is to support Windows versions which are supported by Microsoft.

This is Ron's web site where i got the above link from. Like i said, loads of different things to click your mouse on. Great site Ron

I came across Ronalds site when i looked up a stations call sign on QRZ.com. and on his site was this part, and i have to admit, it is one thing i have always wondered about, why are we called Radio Hams? and at last i know HI, if you click this link, have a look round his web site, lots of interesting stuff on there. Thanks w5ww for his permission to link.

This is what the title says, if you like to know what the weather is doing and your QTH is local to Wigan then this is a must see site, it give loads of information and has a large map of Europe so you can see what it's doing on a wider scale. Brilliant site

Make toys at home with common household materials, often in only a few minutes, that demonstrate fascinating scientific principles.

This is a realy interesting website, download the Electronics assistant program and you open a versitile calculator for a range of things, they include: Resistance, Capacitance, Inductance, Power and Frequency. Quite a handy bit of kit.

I found this web site when i was looking for information on 'Winter Hill' a local spot for radio hams. On this web site there are loads of different things to keep you occupied. A great site Dave, thanks

This is a handy site to have running when the weather is bad, it gives you an upto date lightning count and if anything is in your area.

In other words 'weather to image' This is a program that you can link up to radio reciever, tune into the correct frequency and download weather images from the weather satellites flying round the globe

This is a good site for those that are into shipping around the UK, It's like ATC for ships. Quite good

Handy site for IRLP. On this you can see what time it is in a country before you call the node. A good radio ham tool.

A site for those that like climbing hills and mountains, plus a handy site for finding out how far your contact is if you work a SOTA station.

This is something i found whilst looking for new links, i think this site is a bit dated though as it has a link to the RAE website, and they went to Ofcom in 2003. but worth a look.

This, you might think, has nothing to do with Amateur radio. But some radio hams are scout leaders, some own boats, and some are members of mountain rescue, so i find this a fitting website for those above, or those like me with just a question. 'How do they do that'? Great site from Grog.

I found this site while i was looking for UK Call Signs and Meanings, you will have seen this site if you have looked on pages 3, 4, & 5 of my site, But i think putting a link here does it justice as there is a lot more on there to take in than just Call Signs.

"This site was honored because of its comprehensive coverage of most of physics, the creative use of multimedia and linking, and the impact it has had on students worldwide. Online tutorials cover a wide range of physics topics, including modern physics and astronomy. Material is organized through extensive concept maps." *My own thoughts on this site is totally mind consuming* Brilliant

This is a site where all the information is for the UK repeaters,

This is one mode of transmission i have recently got into, and i find it adictive. Although it isn't the real deal using the phone, it is facinating to see where a call is coming from and where you are getting to.

I am not sure who has this site but i came across it whilst researching for the resolution of a dispute.

You've got your radio, got your computer with google earth on it, then download this program to go into google earth, It shows you all the nodes that are accessible around the planet. and the one closest to your station, Read through what to do i.e. how to connect and the proper procedue when connected, and away you go. This is one of the influences of the name of my website.

This is another one that inspired my site title. With this one you will need to email a copy of your licence to go connect to the server, so SWLs need not apply

I found this site through clicking on a map which is a part of 'HamInfoBar' which is a good downloadable toolbar

What can i say about this site, i ask you to take a look, it is literally out of this world. Great job Sebastian.

This is a site is what it says.

This is another good site for those of us who like to know when the space station is going over our location. There are lots of other things to have a look at as well on here. If you are interested in such things this site sould keep your attention for quite a while.

This siite is one for........... well what it says above HI. This subject is not one i am totaly proficient in at this time, but if you have a look around i am sure you will find something of interest. Good site for sunspots.

Stellarium is a free open source planetarium for your computer. It shows a realistic sky in 3D, just like what you see with the naked eye, binoculars or a telescope. It is being used in planetarium projectors. Just set your coordinates and go.

If you click on J-Track 3D on the left side of this link a small window will open where you can see over 900 satellites floating round the planet. Another good site

The intent and focus of this site is to help the home brew ham build simple, easy to construct antennas and where possible, present a solution that is ideal for radiating RF rather than ideal for the post man to deliver. More on that subject within 'Ideal Mechanical Construction'

This i find to be a handy piece of software for those of us that like to design antenna

A site well worth a view with topics from reviews to software.

I came across this site whilst looking into Kite Antenna after the subject came up at one the clubs I attend, and is a great introduction into working in the field 'literally' HI.

This is a fantasic site and the owner ' David Sutton' made the spinning gifs on this web site. Some truely stunning work to be found here.

The Logbook Project started in the late summer of 2007, the original idea was to create a simple and easy to use logbook system. Since then G8PUT has received many requests to include additional features. The most significant are perhaps Contests and Awards. Work is progressing well on including these and many other features.

Here's a site with some mind opening statements. have a look at the disclaimer first though, it's nothing major, just letting you know that the author of the site cannot be held accountable for any inacccuacies. Good site though

A good site for those who are open minded. There is a video page that covers different subjects from the End of Time to Time Travel. Worth a look.

Another one of my interests is writing my own songs, and i used programs from this site to make my own CDGs, now quite a bit has changed on this site since i last looked at it, like the karaoke players, i see more on here than there used to be. But have a look around and i am sure you will find something to suit your needs.

This site is owned by a member of our teamspeak server, Peter M6PST, he used to work in a pet shop and i take it he has an interest in spiders HI.

This site i found whilst looking for online free games for the kids in the summer holidays. The game is close to circuit building, where you have to connect all the lights. I played this so much when i found it i had a sore elbow for quite a while HI. So addictive.

From the ZX Spectrum to the Amiga, some of the games we used to play way back when. Great site for those of us the like the simple games.