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I have been licensed as a Amateur Radio Operator since October of 1996. I am now Licensed as an Amateur Extra Class and am also a VE for the ARRL and W5YI. I enjoy working UHF, VHF, and HF. If you are in Central Missouri you can usually find me on one of the following repeaters.
I do not have much time to work HF and usually only get to work UHF and VHF while I am mobile. When I do work HF my favorite bands are 160, 20, 17, 15, and 10 meters. Below you will find some links to some of my favorite Amateur Radio related sites. I hope that you will find them useful. If you have any comments or questions please feel free to contact me. 73
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Home Page The grandfather of all things to do with amateur or commercial license and forms for renewal of license.
ARRLWeb: The American Radio Relay League -- ARRL One of the most popular clubs covering amateur radio news and helping hams with questions and problems with amateur radio for years.
W5YI Group - Amateur and Commercial Radio Supersite One of the other clubs best noted for advancement of hams in the hobby of amateur radio by helping with questions and problems.
Welcome to QRZ! A great place to search for someone by their callsign or by their name. Also a good source of amateur radio software.
ICOM America, Inc. Radio Communications The home page for ICOM radios and accessories.
Kenwood Communications Corporation || Kenwood Radios and Communication Solutions The home of Kenwood's home page. Whether you are looking for amateur or commercial radios you can find them here. Also has a link to there home audio section including home stereos and car stereos.
Alinco Welcome Page Alinco's home page.
A Virtual Ham fest - Amateur Ham Radio Classifieds Swap If you are looking to buy some used equipment or sell something that you have that is used this is the place to go.
Universal Licensing System The new Universal Licensing System is the FCC'S new way to allow amateurs and commercial license holders to renew their license online. Check it out and get your ID set up now.
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