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 Link to amateur radio resources in the Greater San Antonio Metropolitan area. |
 SKYWARN® is a National Weather Service (NWS) program |
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Need Help and don’t know who to call? Dial 2-1-1, or (877) 541-7905We have trained specialists ready to connect you with services 211Texas.org |
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| Texas Lightning Strike Map | Apple Lightning App |
| MCRP 3-40.3C ANTENNA HANDBOOK | (MCRP) 6-22D, Antenna Handbook |
| Make your own 6 position antenna switch |
Compliments of Richard Elder, WB5ACN |
| (Ham) Rig “Cheat Sheets” | Band-Plan |
| Q-Codes | FT8 Operating Guide |
| Battery University | Antenna Length Calculator |
 A full line of “off grid” solar & battery products Use code AMBAJM at checkout for an additional 15% discount. Jillian Moyes, KI5REY |
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 The link can be used to create a certificate for your license. The certificate created can be printed and framed and then hung on your wall or you can use it simply to see what your new vanity call might look like as compared to other calls that you might be considering. |
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 Baofeng -> The Official Baofeng Store Baofeng official website provides you with the most cost-effective long-range Baofeng two-way radios and meets all your amateur and commercial need. With OEM, ODM ability, quotation for bulk order is available. Contact us directly for a best price! www.baofengradio.com |
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| CHIRP is a free, open-source tool for programming your radio. It supports a large number of manufacturers and models, as well as provides a way to interface with multiple data sources and formats. | |
| Easy to build YAGI antenna | A three element Yagi using PVC and a tape measure to use with Baofeng for FOX hunt. |
| Programing cable-Amazon | BTECH PC03 FTDI Genuine USB Programming Cable, BaoFeng UV-5R BF-F8HP UV-82HP BF-888S, and Kenwood Radios |
| HOA & Hidden Antennas | TNØ7 Engineering is a small business located in rural Tennessee. We have the privilege of having plenty of room to experiment with antennas. They have been building and experimenting with amateur radio antennas and equipment since the mid ’50’s. Some of their more successful creations are available on this website. We believe you will find these systems to be compact, efficient, and will provide you with years of enjoyable communication. |
