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Links on the WEB
Very good photos of recent Radio Experimenters and Homebrew Group meetings,
also of the ARNSW VK2WI site at Dural - Courtesy of Peter Marks VK2TPM
http://web.mac.com/petermarxy/iWeb/Site/HomeBrew.html
Some Photos from John VK2ASU at our April 2007 Mini Field
day
http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/ARNSWHomebrewgroup/
An excellent site run by Alan VK2ZAY with lots ands lots of very practical
projects (don't know where he gets all the time to do them)
http://www.vk2zay.net
Also by Alan VK2ZAY a whole page on our April 2007 Mini
Field day
http://www.vk2zay.net/article.php/122
A Blog run by Peter VK2TPM with some good info on programming and use of AVRs
http://marxy.org/
An "Antennablog"
by VK3ZDD: Understanding, designing, constructing and using
antennas.
http://www.antennablog.com
Ham Radio and Blokes
Stuff by VK4HAM: information relating to my hobby Amateur
Radio. Information includes details about dxpeditions, contests, reviews and
much more.
http://blokesstuff.blogspot.com/
Peter VK2EMU found this interesting site for Ham and other
interests, good multi 813 Tube PA. New (June
2008)
http://members.westnet.com.au/page3/index.htm
Brian VK2TOX just found a web site that you might be interested in,
especially the "rev heads" (car enthusiasts) amongst us but also has some
interesting information for Hams regarding vehicle installations and test
gear.
http://autospeed.com/S_3/cms/section.html New
(June 2008) and click on Tech Features to find nearly
1000 (yes one thousand) pages of hints and tips for car owners/enthusiasts.
Especially interesting for Ham Radio people as it covers lots of
electrical/electronics stuff. Pages on using tools and test equipment,
building/installing various electronics kits, installing electronic gear in
vehicles. Even full instructions on how to mount a full sized PC in your
boot and operate it while driving. A page on external mods to an old PC PSU
for the workshop, also a page on mounting UHF radio gear in the dash, lots
and lots of stuff. The site seems to tied into Jaycar/Electus and a mail
order site called
http://store.voltelectronics.com.au/ many of the kits etc are
certainly Silicon Chip projects, the site looks very SilChip, maybe
developed/maintained by the magazine.
If you find a series of interest (Multimeters, oscilloscopes or "Making
Things" do a search up in the top RH corner as there appear to be both older
and newer versions of the pages on the site. Also each ":page" of items
appears a little random as items are definatly repeated throughout the
nearly 100 screens of articles.
Don't ask me how I found it as I was looking for some woodworking plans for
workshop equipment and just "dropped" into the site. Now if I could just
find the site I located late one night on a very nice parametric audio
equalizer (and thought I had saved) I would be very happy.
Happy wandering and make sure you have space on your drive to save the
pages, "cause there are lots of them.
Some more URL's to have a look at, thanks Ashley.
You already know http://www.satvg.org
website of the Sydney Amateur TV Group who run the VK2RTS Television Repeater located at Lawson, Sydney
another is
http://www.funbusters.net/wireless/ the "802.11b Wireless LAN Web Page"
with some interesting ideas such as a WIFI VSWR / Power meter and
ideas on making your own printed circuit boards
Pictures from various towers etc.
http://www.funbusters.net/pictures/places/360.html
Simple page on Space diversity
http://www.funbusters.net/satellite/2dish.html
There are also a couple of other forums and pages around.
www.hamforum.com
www.vklogger.com and
www.vetrun.com which is a "Free to
Air Satellite forum" for the Asia Pacific area.
Time Signal and Frequency Standard Transmissions on HF
(USA, Canada and China included)
Very useful information can be found on the following sites
http://tufi.alphalink.com.au/time/time_hf.html
http://www.smeter.net/stations/hf-time-frequency.php
http://www.dxinfocentre.com/time.htm
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Web Links and Places of
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