KB3ZX Ham Radio Page

I've been interested in ham radiosince I was a kid. Got my first lisence, WD6BGI, in about 1973. Upgraded toadvanced shortly thereafter and became KB3EY. When we moved to Pennsylvaniain 1981, I became KB3ZX.

Interesting Ham Radio WWW Resources:

• ARRLBandPlan
• KB2AH 1296 Mhz Equpiment - Get equipment for EME (Earth-Moon-Earth) communications. Great pictures.  Also, check out Tom's personalhome page.
• International Digital Radio Association - A good site for digital radio information. I'm a member.
• Clover My Love - Homepage of JA3BN, a digital mode pioneer
• Amateur Radio Newsline- A weekly Ham news program you can hear with RealAudio
• Ham Radio Online - A very nice ham razio zine
• W3OK - DLARC -Our local radio club. The club is better than the home page.
• Boston ARCarchive
• Look up Latitude and Longitude ofplaces in the USA
• Space Environment CenterRadio Page (Solar info and stuff)
• Ham Radio WWW Hotspots(Superindex by GJ4ICD)
• XPWARE Digital mode software.This is the software I use; it's excellent.
• HAL Communications - maker of radiomodems, TNCs and MMCs. I use their P38
• FCC Home Page
• ARRL Home Page
• Packet Radio Home Page(TAPR)
• AMSAT
• Amateur Radio Web Server (a very nice server by Lou Williams)
• QRZ WWW Home Page (On-line callbook)
• WWW Virtual Library: Ham Radio (Bradley Univ ARC)
• GalaxyHam Radio Directory
• Ham Radio Outlet
• Kenwood Communications Corp.
• OtherHamRadio WWW links from VE2DM'sHam Radio WWW Page
• VE2DM's International Shortwave Broadcasters Page
• KB7BBC's home page
• Mike's Ham Page   another enthusiast's page.
• VE1DCD's Home page  a young ham from Nova Scotia

Other stuff:

• A picture of Mel, WA5UBN, a friend from Tulsa who sent me this on 75 Meter CLOVER.