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Training , information and encouragement for new and not so new hams. Although some of it pertains to American conditions, a lot is relevant anywhere in the world amateur radio community. There are heaps of useful links to radio theory topics and to sites dealing with general interest, ham radio suppliers, antenna information, repeaters and propagation. -- ZL1RO |
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Ken has an interesting to read personal history and here there are links to NZART and Sister organisations, also links to many suppliers of Amateur Radio equipment. -- ZL1RO |
Amateur Radio - Technical/Reference
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A good antenna Web Site -- ZL4AG I personally find DX Zone hard to navigate. It often seems to turn up results with little context or ability to research the original author's references. However the site does link to an extraordinary amount of useful stuff. On this one I defer to experience. Thanks for the link Ralph. -- ZL1FAT |
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A PDF I came across for setting up multiple DMR Networks on Pi-Star -- ZL1GER |
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Fora
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You're probably familiar with it. The place is pretty legendary if you're interested in electronics. It's always busy, and there are a heap of helpful people hanging around. All the help and advice you could wish for, pretty much. It's run by Dave Jones over in Sydney. He also has a popular YouTube channel. Which you've also probably seen. -- ZL1FAT |
YouTube
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Topic: Electronics Resources - YouTube - Websites hosted on EEVBlog |
A few guys have been curating a list of YouTube resources over at the EEVBlog forum. It's pretty comprehensive. It belongs on a wiki, but that falls outside the skillset of the list maintainers. It is what it is. And it is good. -- ZL1FAT |
Introductory Electronics
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Although it's written for the US, it does a great job of explaining electrical circuits and has a ton of other electronics/engineering projects to play with! |
Radio Spectrum Management
Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) is a business unit of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) and is responsible for efficiently and effectively managing the radio spectrum, including allocating rights for the use of the spectrum, and enforcing compliance with the requirements to ensure legitimate users are able to enjoy their rights.
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Use this to identify your fellow Kiwi hams. |
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Identify the licensed user of a particular frequency. |
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The GURL. Your Amateur radio operator's licence. |
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The allocation of, and the type of use for, the radio spectrum in New Zealand. |