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The Casual Amateur Radio (HAM) Web Site

Electronic Circuit Radio Schematic and World DX Database

Revere the past and hold onto it. But also embrace the future. Change is always with us. It’s best to adjust willingly rather than resist desperately. This way, we benefit by getting great things from both.

That’s the ‘Sparks of Radio’!

Hey!!!?
I’ll try to fix as I find the BUGs.
FRED - CODE BUG Man Thinking?

NOTE ...
There could be some
ERRORS
in my code.

New Updated Photographs

New updated images with more close-ups of the equipment. And try to add more of my projects.

Some project code avaiable on the PICAXE Forum

Faster and more Responsive

The moved to php scripting and proper table indexing to speed page responses. Starting to use thumbnail images for faster page loads. Trying hard to complete a Mobile-First responsive web design.

New ways to contact us.

We now have a Facebook presence. Just follow the link.

You still can contact us via QRZ.com

Damn!
The bands are dead. I'm gonna miss Coast to Coast AM with "Art Bell".
Ming DXing Earth from Mongo 2024

DXing from the Planet Mongo

Just when you think you have the station, it fades out.

Check the Shortwave Directory ...
SPACE PATROL DXING with a Waterfall Display

Scanning for DX

Just when you think you have the contact there comes the pile up and you don't get through. You would think that 100 Watts is enough, but it turns out to be an antenna issue.

See the Logbook ...
The Bench

The Bench

Trying to fix vintage electronics from a limited supply of components.

See the LAB ...

3D Modeling in SketchUp

Having a grand time drawing 3D models in an old SketchUp 2008 program.

See More Models ...

Various Sections of radioSPARKS

Here you'll find all your favorite pages on the site.

Schematics

Various schematics collected from a number of different sources (Web, magazine or book scans). Useful for reference only, as no construction details are present.

Bibliotaphe

A new and interesting way to view some of the books and documents in my collection.

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CQ CQ CQ DE VE3XRM ... Contact
THANKS for the Call ... OM

I’ll try to contact you soon if I really notice this response.
Maybe it’s better to listen for me on the bands.

Day Time: 20M ~14180 kHz USB
Night Time: 40M ~7140 kHz LSB

RagChew.app Frequencies

About RagChew.app

RagChew.app displays information from ongoing on-the-air gatherings (or "nets") for amateur radio hobbyists. You still need a radio to communicate properly with the other netizens, but this website makes it easy to see who has checked in and from where. It shows checked in station details and notes written by the operator logging for the net.

Additionally, you can chat on the "blue screen" or "AIM" window, without downloading any software.

RagChew.app works in any modern browser or mobile phone.

How does it work?

RagChew.app mirrors the information on NetLogger servers. Any net where the operator has chosen to use NetLogger should show up here. If you really want to know how it all works, you can check out the source code.

We have permission from the NetLogger folks to display this information, but we are not affiliated with them. If you have any questions about or problems with this site, please contact Tim.

Built with ❤️ by KI5ZDF (Tim Morgan). This code is open source. We are not affiliated with NetLogger.org. Send corrections or report spam/abuse.

NOTE: LOGBOOK HELP ... I'm workin on it! - VE3XRM

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