95-Jul-27:

• Hams on USENET (copy includes updates to more commonly seen versions).
• Generated a summary of 47 CFR (Code of Federal Regulations), for FCC page.
• There is now an on-line copy of Part 15, including references to relevant sections of other Parts.
• Added more remarks to Motorola section and corrected a few links. They now have some of the databooks online.
• Added older USNET articles, on conduction spray, surplus VHF/UHF rigs, detecting PSK, pinouts for modular connectors, phasing SSB, older listing of comp.dcom.telecom archive, power amplifiers for VHF

95-Jul-26:

• Added article called Understanding Monitored [AX25] Packet Frames by N2IRZ (Don Rotolo).
• Added another older USENET posting FEMA frequencies.
• Build a phone flasher (questionable).
• Added better reference to 'lowfer' band (160-190 KHz).
• Corrected a number of comments about Part 15 devices (and no, Part 95 [CB, R/C and GMRS] doesn't appear to apply to the 'lowfer' band).
• Added reference to an annotated guide to the archive at FTP.CS.Buffalo.Edu.

95-Jul-25:

• Added references to Federal Codes and Federal Regulations (thanks to N6FRI for the pointer).
• More FCC stuff: "Commission seeks comment on telephone number portability": nrcc5069.txt (RM 8535).

95-Jul-22:

• Added reference to Paul Flaherty's (N9FZX) ECC source code (ftp://prep.ai.mit.edu/pub/gnu/ecc-1.2.1.tar.gz), which you might want to use for packet experimentation.
• New page called An FCC Watcher's Co-op, to which your contributions would be most welcome.

95-Jun-18:

• Grounding discussion continues to continue.

95-Jun-08:

• Added comments from USENET on SCA decoding from FM broadcast stations, on Troposcatter Packet, on reaching LEO satellites, and on the importance of grounding.

95-Jun-07:

• Included national band plan (commercial, governmental and amateur). The 'Blue Book' (summary of ITS projects) is already on-line and hopefully they will have the 'Red Book' available soon as well.
• Added quote from Part 2 on type accepted equipment, include amateur radio gear. (Where's the rest of this?)

95-Jun-05:

• Added USENET posting on 10 GHz hacking.
• Added postings on tuning 2m duplexers
• Added reference to KA9Q and G8BPQsoftware.
• Added link to Naval Post-Graduate School (NPS) on Spread Spectrum digital communications, including a waiver they were able to obtain for their work, and a satellite they are designed to do spread spectrum from space.
• Added link to NPS' Web Satellite Ground Station.
• Included link to another retailer, Radio City, Inc., which doesn't have much yet.
• Added link to on-line question pools (and exam generator) courtesy of the Texas A&M University Amateur Radio Club.

95-Jun-03:

• Added USENET posting on satellites can you hear with a 2m/440 hand-held.
• Included e-mail address for Icom ([email protected]).
• New 'Projects' section includes a 2m/220/440 'Copper Cactus' (N6JSX) and a couple old items previously in the USENET section.
• Added reference to HRO and a callbook server they referenced.
• (Still waiting for muncey.com to become operational again...)

95-May-22:

• Added links to Space Sciences Lab and the home page for SatTrack
• Made note of changes to the FCC web server.

95-May-02:

• Found NETROM protocol documentation first on an Australian machine, and then buried under the TCP/IP directory at UCSD. There is also an IP extension.
• Noted that NetScape 1.1N (for the Mac) will correctly access KA6EYH's FTP site: muncey.com.
• Added another link with regards to Internet wormholes, etc., at muncey.com.

95-Apr-29:

• Added Texas Instruments, another site with no datasheets yet.
• Zilog is also under construction, no fax-back service found yet, nor datasheets(?).

95-Apr-27:

• KB8WPE posted a good list of sites to rec.radio.amateur.misc, formatted here for your convenient access.

95-Apr-25:

• Started separate page for FTP servers, fairly minimal so far.

95-Apr-23:

• More reformatting and expanding.
• Clarified status of KA6EYH's machine and removed caution about N6GN's page (problem fixed).
• Added USENET postings on 'lowfer' band and several on SAREX, plus various NASA pointers.
• Included link to the Center for Extreme Ultraviolet Astrophysics.

95-Apr-21:

• Included an absolute address for KA6EYH's FTP site, ftp://muncey.com", that is, 140.174.180.1 and suggested people use FTP directly rather than via WWW until some glitches can be worked out. [Thanks to N6FRI and friends for bringing this to my attention.]
• Made initial note of KJ6CS and i'll include them when there's more than one or two.
• Added USENET posting on homebrew coils.
• Added entry for Toshiba.

95-Apr-20:

• Added links to the Semiconductor Subway and to SEMATECH.
• Added another yet-to-be-developed server: National Semicondutor.
• Added link to KE4ZV comments on 9600 bps packet problems.
• Added link to and also to "A Quick Look At Digital Video".
• Expanded descrition of Harris Semiconductor, in the interest of fairness.
• Added reference to Sony, who only has consumer products listed at the current time.
• More formatting changes.

95-Apr-19:

• Moved TAPR into the main body. Added references to their FTP archive and excellent introduction to packet. Also added pointer to their APRS message archive elsewhere on the page.
• Noted N6GN's link may be questionable.
• Fixed bad pointer to Internet/AMPRnet gateways.
• Added introductory remarks about 'parts' sites, but did not include fax-back details yet.
• Assorted minor formatting changes.

95-Apr-04:

• Created this page.
• Corrected entry for ADRS to indicate that Mac users could read most files if they hack MacGzip to use 'zip' instead of 'gz' (but break other software).
• Added copy of Internet Gateways FAQ, part of an non-Mac readable .zip file from ADRS. ('Still can't the rest of it on black NeXT cube.)

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