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Amateur Radio (Ham Radio) Home Page
Warning - Much of the information on my website is now out of date or links are broken. These will be fixed when time permits. What is Amateur Radio? Click here to view the ARRL introduction to Amateur Radio. If you are new to Amateur Radio, check out the Links pages to learn more about it. The Australian Intermediate Amateur Radio licence, which I have held since 1981, is obtained by passing a "full call" theory exam, a regulations exam, and a 5 WPM Morse Code - CW - sending and receiving tests. The "full call" licence requirement is the same as the Intermediate licence with the exception of the Morse Code test, which is 10 WPM sending and receiving tests. These web pages contain links to some of the best sites within various fields of Amateur Radio. These are summarised below and are accessable through the links page. On the download page, you will find a simple but effective Morse Code trainer program that I wrote, plus various designs for BayCom style Packet Radio Modems that I have found. The latest version of WinPack, the Packet Radio program by Roger, G4IDE, is also included for download. Also on the download page is NBF - a packet radio program from OH1NBF. Are you about to buy a Packet Radio TNC?Click here for some important information on choosing the correct TNC and some reasons why you should NOT choose Kantronics and some other products which do not support the latest technology.Check out my links pages?Satellite Geelong Ecumenical Conference on Mission
This RingSurf Australian Amateur Radio Net Ring The BEST way to tour Australian Ham sites.
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