The Logbook of VE3XRM
A brand new way to view the logbook
Figure #33
The "Casual HAM" VE3XRM Logbook 20231026
Just started (in 2022-10) my renewed interest in the HF bands. I've never been much of a talker.
Using a newly raised 40 Metre EFHW with homemade 56:1 transformer.
Power supply limits my output to 50-75 Watts PEP.
Kenwood TS-680S / AT-250 Automatic Antenna Tuner (1994)
Linear Power Supply Astron VS-20M. The D-104 microphone from my CB days. And a vintage brass straight key limits my speed to 10 WPM, is about what I can copy.
Trouble finding the original Logbook ... click the button ... it's been renamed.
Shortwave Monitoring Guide (formerly the Logbook)
VE3XRM Azimuthal Equidistant Projection Map
Solar Data
Learn Morse Code and Flag Signalling
The images and text presented are taken from a series of cigarette cards dating from the early to mid 1920s. The cards were issued with Gallaher's and Cope's cigarettes.
The reverse image of the card is complete with original text. The actual cards are 66 mm x 34 mm. The reverse of all cards is printed in blue. They are small and difficult to read.
These cards were found as part of The New York Public Library Digital Collections and are public domain materials.
Note: Make sure your speakers are turned on to hear the code play.
Digital Modes, CAT and Logging Software List
Canadian Amateur Radio Band Plan 2022
Frequency bands and bandwidths for use by Amateur Radio stations operating in Canada.
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