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User:Quozl

2008-09-08T12:07:42Z

Quozl:

VK2LQZ.
Previously VK2FQZL.

Via [http://status.irlp.net/IRLPnodedetail.php?nodeid=6312 IRLP node 6312]

DUMP PAGE

2008-03-04T05:53:04Z

Quozl: position depends on css and themes, be less specific.

== '''Using this page''' ==

To use this page, click on the last edit link (below and to the right, but it depends on your theme) and copy and paste your information into the space below. Then click on Save Page. Please include URLs if required.

Thanks

== The Dump - paste your information below ==

QSL Bureaus

2008-03-03T03:05:27Z

Quozl: separate QSL from QSL Card

Related wiki page: [[Callsign Databases]]

== QSL ==

QSL means either "do you confirm receipt of my transmission" or "I confirm receipt of your transmission". It can also mean "please send me a QSL card".

QSL is a [http://amateur-radio-wiki.net/index.php?title=Codes_and_Alphabets Q-Code].

== QSL Cards ==

A QSL card is a written form of QSL, a confirmation of contact between two parties. Traditionally, amateurs traded QSL cards. These are usually about the same size as a postcard, often elaborately decorated to express individuality, and were mailed from person to person. QSL cards can also be used to confirm one way communication ie, to a listener from a radio station either commercial or amateur.

The minimum information on a QSL card is:
* Callsign of each station
* Time - usually in UTC
* Date
* Frequency of operation
* [http://amateur-radio-wiki.net/index.php?title=Modes Mode] of operation
* Signal report, usually using the [[http://amateur-radio-wiki.net/index.php?title=Code_and_Alphabets RST]] code.

== QSL Bureaus ==

* [http://www.arrl.org/qsl/qslin.html ARRL_in] ARRL Incoming QSL Bureau

* [http://www.arrl.org/qsl/qslout.html ARRL_out] ARRL Outgoing QSL Service

* [http://www.eqsl.cc/qslcard/index.cfm eQSL] eQSL serves amateurs internationally, and provides an Authentication Guarantee to help contesters and avoid false QSO claims.

* [http://www.iaru.org/iaruqsl.html IARU] IARU QSL Bureaus

User:Quozl

2008-02-29T02:32:11Z

Quozl: New page: VK2FQZL. Via [http://status.irlp.net/IRLPnodedetail.php?nodeid=6312 IRLP node 6312]

VK2FQZL.

Via [http://status.irlp.net/IRLPnodedetail.php?nodeid=6312 IRLP node 6312]

User talk:Quozl

2008-02-29T02:30:28Z

Quozl:

Sometimes when I load a page here my browser begins to download index.php, popping up a window to suggest where to save it. Not fully analysed yet, but it seems the Content-Type header is occasionally wrong. --[[User:Quozl|Quozl]] 20:30, 28 February 2008 (CST)

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Bowing out for a while ... watching the RSS feed until you get more than two contributors. I'm sure you'll understand. -- Quozl.

:No problem, Thanks for the effort you have put in so far. I appreciate it. Hopefully it wont take too long to get some more interest in the site. -- Tim R

Ham Radio History - Australia

2008-02-29T02:27:42Z

Quozl:

''This page is under construction - please be patient, or better still help in its development!!''

Related wiki pages [[Ham Radio History - Canada]], [[Ham Radio History - New Zealand]], [[Ham Radio History - United Kingdom]], [[Ham Radio History - USA]]
== Notable Dates ==

* 1905 - The "X" prefix allocated to all experimenters
* 1908 - Two enthusiasts apply to the Navy for a licence to transmit. This was initially refused
* 1910 - The [http://www.wia.org.au/ Wireless Institute of Australia] (WIA) is formed.
* 1919 - The WIA Queensland division is formed
* 1920 - numerical prefixes allocated for each state
* 1922 - The PMG issues "dealers permits" to those wishing to sell wireless sets or parts.
* 1923 - "A" prefix added to Australian callsigns to signify Australia
* 1925 - The Amateur Operators Certificate of proficiency (AOCP) was introduced. Prior to this, experimenters did so without licences because the PMG ( Post Master General) and the Navy made obtaining a "licence to transmit' very difficult to obtain
* 1926 - "O" added to callsigns as a prefix to signify Oceania
* 1929 - OA prefix replaced by VK
* 1935 - First VK/ZL DX contest held in October
* 1936 - First VK/ZL phone contact on 80m in August
* 1947 - VK5KL (South Australia) has a 2-way contact with W7ACS/KH6 in Hawaii, a distance of about 9000km.
* 1964 - Yaesu Munsen start selling transceivers in Australia, through Bail Radio and TV Service, beginning with the FT-20.
* 1982 - the [http://www.hrsa.asn.au/ Historical Radio Society of Australia] is formed.
* 1999 - Final morse transmission from an Australian coast station.

MALAYSIA - Personal Sites

2008-02-25T07:26:37Z

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#REDIRECT [[Malaysia - Personal Sites]]

Malaysia - Personal Sites

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== 9M2 - West Malaysia ==

* [http://9w2cbl.blogspot.com/ 9W2CBL] - 9W2CBL Tapping On Ham Radio

User talk:Quozl

2008-02-19T04:21:00Z

Quozl:

Bowing out for a while ... watching the RSS feed until you get more than two contributors. I'm sure you'll understand. -- Quozl.

:No problem, Thanks for the effort you have put in so far. I appreciate it. Hopefully it wont take too long to get some more interest in the site. -- Tim R

User talk:Quozl

2008-02-17T22:41:08Z

Quozl: New page: Bowing out for a while ... watching the RSS feed until you get more than two contributors. I'm sure you'll understand.

Bowing out for a while ... watching the RSS feed until you get more than two contributors. I'm sure you'll understand.

Kits

2008-02-17T21:31:09Z

Quozl:

See also [[User Groups]] for people collaborating on antenna design, construction, deployment and use.

== Antenna Kits ==

* [http://www.mncarg.org/kits.html MNCARG]The Mid North Coast Amateur Radio Group manufactures an HF portable kit known as the Ozipole. This operates from 6m to 40m, and to 80m with an add-on kit. They are in the process of getting other kits ready for production and sale. A review of this kit can be found [http://www.timroberts-vk4yeh.id.au/ozipole_construction.htm here.]

== QRP rig kits ==

[http://qrpkits.com/ Hendrics QRP Kits] Manufacturers of [[QRP]] rigs and accessories, including SSB and SDR rigs.

Modes

2008-02-13T02:22:59Z

Quozl: first hack into it

The term mode has varying meanings, according to the context, but the most common are permitted modes in amateur licensing.

A mode is the way of changing electromagnetic waves, '''modulating''' them so that transmission of information is possible. There are three "true" modes, or methods of modulation: Amplitude Modulation (AM), Frequency Modulation (FM) and Continuous Wave (CW). Remaining modes are derived from these.

== Continuous Wave (CW) ==

A continuous wave is an electromagnetic wave of constant amplitude and frequency, a pure carrier, and information is carried by turning the wave on and off, and measuring the interval. Morse code is often transmitted using CW.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_wave

== Amplitude Modulation (AM) ==

Where the information is imposed on the amplitude of the carrier. Voice is often transmitted using AM.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amplitude_modulation

== Frequency Modulation (FM) ==

Where the information is imposed on the frequency of the carrier.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_modulation

== Digital modes ==

The licensing regime defines digital modes as those modulation techniques that require digital data processing. Refer to the ACMA LCD for exact details.

Technically, whenever a signal is turned on and off to enable transmission of information, it can be considered to be a digital mode. Under this definition, CW is certainly a digital mode. This section refers to methods of transmitting and receiving (rather than modulating) that are digital, or that require digital processing in part of the transmission or receiving process.

[[APRS]]

[[Digital Modes]] [[What do they sound like]]

[[D-Star]]

[[Echolink]]

[[IRLP]]

[[SSTV]]

Talk:Modes

2008-02-13T02:08:04Z

Quozl:

== D-STAR, IRLP, EchoLink are not modes ==

D-STAR is a digital voice and data protocol specification, not a transmission mode. D-STAR transmission is FM with a proprietary data encoding.

IRLP and EchoLink are internet based signal propagation techniques rather than transmission modes.

Transmission modes relate to how radio waves are modulated.

Radio is an atmospheric electromagnetic propagation.

Telephone is electrical conduction propagation through a switching network.

An internet is a packet switching network. The Internet is the largest internet.

IRLP and EchoLink are based on the Internet, as is Voice-over-IP.

As another example, APRS consists of an AX.25 protocol, containing Bell 202 audio frequency shift keying, on top of FM when operated on 2m band.

So perhaps it would be simpler to stick to the LCD definitions, and just say "digital modes", and that would keep the page simple and readable.

:Agreed, make the changes!

IPS

2008-02-12T02:37:53Z

Quozl: explain acronym, review content

Web site: [http://www.ips.gov.au/ Australian Space Weather Agency (IPS)]

IPS is the Ionospheric Prediction Service, a unit of the Australian Federal Government Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources.

IPS acts as the Australian Space Weather Agency, providing national radio propagation and space weather services. Systems and technologies affected by space weather, and supported by IPS, include:

* HF radio systems, such as communications and surveillance systems;
* Geophysical exploration, power systems protection and the cathodic protection of long-distance pipelines;
* Satellite and spacecraft operations

Support is also provided for international and domestic research into the space environment. IPS operates an extensive network of monitoring stations and observatories within the Australasian region and in Antarctica to gather information on the space environment in support of customers' operations. IPS also exchanges this information with similar organisations world-wide.

Propagation

2008-02-12T02:34:53Z

Quozl:

== Propagation Prediction ==

[[IPS|Australian Space Weather Agency (IPS)]]

== Propagation Theory ==

== Interference ==

[[BPL|Broadband over Power Lines (BPL)]]

Australian Space Weather Agency (IPS)

2008-02-12T02:34:33Z

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#REDIRECT [[IPS]]

IPS

2008-02-12T02:34:33Z

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'''* [http://www.ips.gov.au/ Australian Space Weather Agency (IPS)]'''

IPS acts as the Australian Space Weather Agency, providing the Australian national radio propagation and space weather services. Systems and technologies affected by space weather, and supported by IPS, include:

* HF radio systems, such as communications and surveillance systems;
* Geophysical exploration, power systems protection and the cathodic protection of long-distance pipelines;
* Satellite and spacecraft operations

Support is also provided for international and domestic research into the space environment. IPS operates an extensive network of monitoring stations and observatories within the Australasian region and in Antarctica to gather information on the space environment in support of our customers' operations. IPS also exchanges this information with similar organisations world-wide.

Propagation

2008-02-12T02:33:29Z

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== Propagation Prediction ==

[[Australian Space Weather Agency (IPS)]]

== Propagation Theory ==

== Interference ==

[[BPL|Broadband over Power Lines (BPL)]]

Propagation

2008-02-12T02:32:37Z

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== Propagation Prediction ==

'''[[Australian Space Weather Agency (IPS)]]'''

== Propagation Theory ==

== Interference ==

[[BPL|Broadband over Power Lines (BPL)]]

Broadband over Power Lines - BPL

2008-02-12T02:31:48Z

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#REDIRECT [[BPL]]

BPL

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== BPL - '''B'''roadband over '''P'''ower '''L'''ines ==

This is also known as '''P'''ower '''L'''ine '''C'''ommunications (PLC), and poses a serious threat to effective communication by radio amateurs. The technology allows an electricity distribution network to deliver ADSL communications. A byproduct of this technology is broadband RF interference which have been measured at above 10dB over 9. Most affected are the HF and VHF bands, but other bands will be affected depending on location. In Australia [http://homepages.tig.com.au/~vk5vka/stopbpl.htm VK5VKA Stephen ] has put together a non-technical webpage describing BPL and its potential effects on amateur operators. [http://www.vk1od.net/bpl/ VK1OD Owen] also has an excellent BPL information page on his site.

YouTube has some good videos showing the effects of BPL on mobile communication.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gsxpya3CnQ From Tasmania]
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6sYD3C0jo8&NR=1 From USA] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDSQJ8zOnhQ&NR=1 Another from USA]

[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BPLandHamRadio/join This Yahoo group] is for hams interested in BPL.

Talk:Modes

2008-02-12T02:29:33Z

Quozl:

Talk:Modes

2008-02-12T02:17:18Z

Quozl: IRLP and EchoLink are not modes

== IRLP and EchoLink are not modes ==

IRLP and EchoLink are internet based signal propagation techniques rather than transmission modes. Radio is an atmospheric electromagnetic propagation. Telephone is electrical conduction propagation through a switching network. An internet is a packet switching network. The Internet is the largest internet.

Logging

2008-02-11T06:08:01Z

Quozl:

Logging is the recording of a contact between operators. Logging is done by the operators and any listeners.

Minimum details that should be recorded are; callsign, date and time (typically in UTC), band, frequency, signal strength and readability.

Logging software makes the task easier, by capturing the date and time automatically, and using entered default values for other data.

Some logging software provides control of radios, making it even easier, since values can be captured for band, frequency and signal strength.

Software for contesting can calculate a running score, and produce log files in the format required by contest controllers. Some contest controllers recommend certain software.

== Software for Microsoft Windows or MS-DOS ==

* [http://www.logger32.net/ Logger32] Amateur Radio logging program, a highly user-configurable general purpose logbook with computer control support for many radios and antenna rotators. It is ''not'' a contesting log, although there is no real reason why it could not be used for such, and does not contain some features that might be found in software specifically designed for contesting.

== Software for Macintosh ==

== Software for Linux ==

* [http://jaime.robles.nu/eklog.php KLog] logging software for Linux/[http://www.kde.org KDE]. Supports DXCC, WAZ, personal awards, integrated DXCluster client. ADIF default support.

* See also Debian GNU/Linux packages tucnak1, tucnak2, twlog, and xlog.

Logging

2008-02-11T05:40:23Z

Quozl:

Logging is the recording of a contact between operators. Logging is done by the operators and any listeners.

Minimum details that should be recorded are; callsign, time - typically in UTC, band, frequency, and signal data such as strength and readability.

Logging software makes the task easier.

Some logging software provides control of radios.

Software for contesting can calculate a running score, and produce log files for submission to the contest controllers.

== Software for Microsoft Windows or MS-DOS ==

* [http://jaime.robles.nu/eklog.php KLog] Ham radio logging software for linux/[http://www.kde.org KDE]. Support of DXCC, WAZ, personal awards, integrated DXCluster client. ADIF default support.

* [http://www.logger32.net/ Logger32] A 32-bit Amateur Radio logging program. Logger32 has been developed to be a highly user configurable general purpose Amateur Radio logbook with computer control support for many radios and antenna rotators. It is NOT a contesting log, although there is no real reason why it could not be used for such, and does not contain some features that might be found in software specifically designed for this activity.

== Software for Macintosh ==

== Software for Linux ==

User Groups

2008-02-11T05:28:51Z

Quozl: merge content with main page, hosting provider is irrelevant

A user group is an online community of people with similar interests. It is used to share ideas, ask and solve questions, and take advantage of the rich collection of resources that people in the group have.

Many have international memberships. Others are more local and deal with local issues or are focused on the needs of a particular community.

Many can be found on group hosting services such as [http://groups.yahoo.com/ Yahoo] or [http://groups.google.com/ Google]. Others can be found with search engines.

One can participate in a group by e-mail, or by reading the discussion on the group web page, or both. Group discussions are usually searchable.

== Antennae ==

* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Buddipole/ Buddipole users group] For users of the Buddipole antenna.
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ozi-pole/ Ozipole user group. ] For users of the [http://www.mncarg.org/kits.html Ozipole] HF portable kit antenna available from [http://www.mncarg.org/ Mid North Coast Amateur Radio Group]

== Apparatus ==

*[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TigertronicsSignaLink/ SignaLink]For users of the [http://www.tigertronics.com/ Tigertronics] SignaLink interfaces.

== Modes ==

* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/atv_over_irlp/ ATV over IRLP] For those interested in ATV over IRLP.
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Echo-Producer/ Echoproducer(addon for Echolink)]
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EchoIRLP/ EchoIRLP - linking Echolink and IRLP]
* [http://groups.google.com/group/fdmdv?hl=en FDMDV] Designed to assist all those Amateur Radio operators interested in operating HF digital voice using Frequency Division Multiplex Digital Voice (FDMDV). Within this group are sources and files for controlling your station via remote control.
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/irlp/ IRLP]For [http://www.irlp.net/ IRLP] node owners and administrators.
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Optical_DX/ Optical DX] For those interested in optical transmission.

== Software ==

* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/digsstv/ Digital SSTV] Digital SSTV software - principally Hampal
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ftbasic/ FTBasic] CAT control software from G4HFQ
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ftp_widget/ FTP_widget] Widget for sending sstv pictures to a website page.
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ham-radio-deluxe/ Ham Radio Deluxe] The 'Swiss Army Knife" rig control software.
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MacAPRS/ Mac APRS] For Mac and apple users running APRS, packet and digital modes
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MM-SSTV/ MMSSTV] For users of MMSSTV slow scan software.
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Radio_Mobile_Deluxe/ Radio Mobile Deluxe] For users of Radio Mobile Deluxe.

== Transceivers ==

* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FT897/ FT-897 user group] For Yaesu FT-897 owners.
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FT-8900R/ FT-8900 user group] For Yaesu FT-8900 owners.
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TAITRADIOS/ Tait Radios] For users and those interested in programming Tait radios.

== Miscellaneous ==

* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BPLandHamRadio/join Broadband over Power Lines (BPL).] issues surrounding interference caused by BPL.

* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vk-repeaters/ VK Repeaters] For developers, designers, builders and operators of repeaters in Australia.

* [http://www.qsl.net/aarug/ Amiga Amateur Radio User Group.] Formed by Paul G4DCV for amateur radio users of Amiga computers.

Clubs/Australia

2008-02-11T05:12:40Z

Quozl:

== National ==

* [http://www.fistsdownunder.org/welcome.ia FISTS Downunder] a club that supports the use, preservation and education of Morse code - the club is devoted exclusively to CW operators, CW operating and people who are passionate about Morse code.

== Australian Capital Territory (VK1) ==

* see [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk1/ WIA VK1 Clubs List]

== New South Wales (VK2) ==

* [http://www.mncarg.org/ MNCARG] '''Mid North Coast Amateur Radio Group'''. This is a relatively new group operating in the mid north coast of New South Wales.

* [http://groups.google.com/group/orarc-talk ORARC] '''Orana Region Amateur Radio Club''', which meets in Dubbo every odd month.

* see also [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk2/ WIA VK2 Clubs List]

== Victoria (VK3) ==

* [http://www.nerg.asn.au/ '''NERG'''] '''North East Radio Group inc.''', Located in the outer North Eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria. Regular Meetings, Classes and License Exams. Club Station and and Packet/DX cluster node '''VK3CNE'''. Club Beacons and Repeaters with IRLP and Echolink [http://www.nerg.asn.au/Repeaters.htm '''VK3RMH'''].

* [http://www.yarravalley.ar.org.au/ '''YVARG'''] '''Yarra Valley Amateur Radio Group''', formerly the Healesville Amateur Radio Group. Club Station '''VK3GH''' and '''VK3GHA'''. Repeater [http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/licence_search.licence_lookup?pLICENCE_NO=1322741 '''VK3RYV''']

* see also [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk3/ WIA VK3 Clubs List]

== Queensland (VK4) ==

* [http://www.goldcoastamateurradio.com/home.aspx GCARSI]'''Gold Coast Amateur Radio Society'''. The clubrooms are at 85 Harper Street Nerang, Queensland.
The clubrooms are open each Saturday afternoon from about 1.30 PM for informal get togethers. The Society owns and operates a number of repeaters in the 23cm, 70cm, 2m and 6m bands. More information about these can be [http://www.goldcoastamateurradio.com/repeaters-nets.aspx found here]

* see also [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk4/ WIA VK4 Clubs List]

== South Australia (VK5) ==

* see [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk5/ WIA VK5 Clubs List]

== Western Australia (VK6) ==

* see [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk6/ WIA VK6 Clubs List]

== Tasmania (VK7) ==

* [http://reast.asn.au/tassie.php REAST] '''Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmania''', based in Hobart Tasmania.

* see also [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk7/ WIA VK7 Clubs List]

== Northern Territory (VK8) ==

* see [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk8/ WIA VK8 Clubs List]

== Australian Territories (VK9) ==

* see [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk9/ WIA VK9 Clubs List] (empty on 2008-02-08)

Manuals

2008-02-11T05:09:25Z

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* [http://www.pd5dp.nl PD5DP Free Downloads of Manuals Website], Space donated by HamRadio DeLuxe.

* [http://bama.sbc.edu/ Boat Anchor Manuals]. A massive database of manuals for old and obsolete radio equipment.

* [http://www.timroberts-vk4yeh.id.au/downloadable%20files.htm VK4YEH], based in Brisbane Australia.

Websites

2008-02-08T06:17:54Z

Quozl:

[[Contest devoted sites]]

[[DX devoted sites]]

[[Manuals]]

[[Manufacturers Websites]]

[[Personal Ham Radio Websites]]

[[Reviews of ham radio gear]]

[[Special Interest websites]]

[[Webrings]]

[[Wikis]]

Manuals - downloadable

2008-02-08T06:17:18Z

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Manuals

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== CD and DVD collections ==

== Free downloads ==

* [http://bama.sbc.edu/ Boat Anchor Manuals]. A massive database of manuals for old and obsolete radio equipment.

* [http://www.timroberts-vk4yeh.id.au/downloadable%20files.htm VK4YEH], based in Brisbane Australia.

== Paper copies for purchase ==

== Pay per download ==

Talk:Clubs/Australia

2008-02-08T06:15:05Z

Quozl: New page: I've added links to the WIA clubs list pages following their site redesign. This is so that readers here do not think there are no other clubs in a state. Non-WIA clubs should certainly ...

I've added links to the WIA clubs list pages following their site redesign. This is so that readers here do not think there are no other clubs in a state.

Non-WIA clubs should certainly list here, and I see no harm in WIA affiliated listings staying ... it shows interest by members of those clubs in this Wiki. In an ideal world we would syndicate the WIA club list in XML and inject it ... --[[User:Quozl|Quozl]] 00:15, 8 February 2008 (CST)

Clubs/Australia

2008-02-08T06:12:32Z

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== Australian Capital Territory (VK1) ==

* see [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk1/ WIA VK1 Clubs List]

== New South Wales (VK2) ==

* [http://www.mncarg.org/ MNCARG] '''Mid North Coast Amateur Radio Group'''. This is a relatively new group operating in the mid north coast of New South Wales.

* [http://groups.google.com/group/orarc-talk ORARC] '''Orana Region Amateur Radio Club''', which meets in Dubbo every odd month.

* see also [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk2/ WIA VK2 Clubs List]

== Victoria (VK3) ==

* [http://www.nerg.asn.au/ '''NERG'''] '''North East Radio Group inc.''', Located in the outer North Eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria. Regular Meetings, Classes and License Exams. Club Station and and Packet/DX cluster node '''VK3CNE'''. Club Beacons and Repeaters with IRLP and Echolink [http://www.nerg.asn.au/Repeaters.htm '''VK3RMH'''].

* [http://www.yarravalley.ar.org.au/ '''YVARG'''] '''Yarra Valley Amateur Radio Group''', formerly the Healesville Amateur Radio Group. Club Station '''VK3GH''' and '''VK3GHA'''. Repeater [http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/licence_search.licence_lookup?pLICENCE_NO=1322741 '''VK3RYV''']

* see also [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk3/ WIA VK3 Clubs List]

== Queensland (VK4) ==

* [http://www.goldcoastamateurradio.com/home.aspx GCARSI]'''Gold Coast Amateur Radio Society'''. The clubrooms are at 85 Harper Street Nerang, Queensland.
The clubrooms are open each Saturday afternoon from about 1.30 PM for informal get togethers. The Society owns and operates a number of repeaters in the 23cm, 70cm, 2m and 6m bands. More information about these can be [http://www.goldcoastamateurradio.com/repeaters-nets.aspx found here]

* see also [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk4/ WIA VK4 Clubs List]

== South Australia (VK5) ==

* see [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk5/ WIA VK5 Clubs List]

== Western Australia (VK6) ==

* see [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk6/ WIA VK6 Clubs List]

== Tasmania (VK7) ==

* [http://reast.asn.au/tassie.php REAST] '''Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmania''', based in Hobart Tasmania.

* see also [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk7/ WIA VK7 Clubs List]

== Northern Territory (VK8) ==

* see [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk8/ WIA VK8 Clubs List]

== Australian Territories (VK9) ==

* see [http://www.wia.org.au/clubs/vk9/ WIA VK9 Clubs List] (empty on 2008-02-08)

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== New South Wales (VK2) ==

* [http://www.mncarg.org/ MNCARG] '''Mid North Coast Amateur Radio Group'''. This is a relatively new group operating in the mid north coast of New South Wales.

* [http://groups.google.com/group/orarc-talk ORARC] '''Orana Region Amateur Radio Club''', which meets in Dubbo every odd month.

== Victoria (VK3) ==

* [http://www.nerg.asn.au/ '''NERG'''] '''North East Radio Group inc.''', Located in the outer North Eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria. Regular Meetings, Classes and License Exams. Club Station and and Packet/DX cluster node '''VK3CNE'''. Club Beacons and Repeaters with IRLP and Echolink [http://www.nerg.asn.au/Repeaters.htm '''VK3RMH'''].

* [http://www.yarravalley.ar.org.au/ '''YVARG'''] '''Yarra Valley Amateur Radio Group''', formerly the Healesville Amateur Radio Group. Club Station '''VK3GH''' and '''VK3GHA'''. Repeater [http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/licence_search.licence_lookup?pLICENCE_NO=1322741 '''VK3RYV''']

== Queensland (VK4) ==

* [http://www.goldcoastamateurradio.com/home.aspx GCARSI]'''Gold Coast Amateur Radio Society'''. The clubrooms are at 85 Harper Street Nerang, Queensland.
The clubrooms are open each Saturday afternoon from about 1.30 PM for informal get togethers. The Society owns and operates a number of repeaters in the 23cm, 70cm, 2m and 6m bands. More information about these can be [http://www.goldcoastamateurradio.com/repeaters-nets.aspx found here]

== South Australia (VK5) ==

== Western Australia (VK6) ==

== Tasmania (VK7) ==

* [http://reast.asn.au/tassie.php REAST] '''Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmania''', based in Hobart Tasmania.

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* [http://www.goldcoastamateurradio.com/home.aspx GCARSI]Gold Coast Amateur Radio Society Incorporated . This club is based at Nerang on the Gold Coast of Queensland.

* [http://groups.google.com/group/orarc-talk ORARC] Orana Region Amateur Radio Club, which meets in Dubbo every odd month.

* [http://reast.asn.au/tassie.php REAST] Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmania, based in Hobart Tasmania.

* [http://www.yarravalley.ar.org.au/ '''YVARG'''] '''Yarra Valley Amateur Radio Group''', formerly the Healesville Amateur Radio Group. Club Station '''VK3GH''' and '''VK3GHA'''. Repeater [http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/licence_search.licence_lookup?pLICENCE_NO=1322741 '''VK3RYV''']

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NFARL - North Fulton Amateur Radio Leage, [http://www.nfarl.org/], the northern area of Atlanta, Georgia. Operates 2m and 440 repeaters.

HLARC - Highland Lake Amateur Radio Club, [http://www.hlarc.org/], Burent and Llano counties, Texas. Operates 2m repeter, Active in ARES and SkyWarn

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* [http://www.goldcoastamateurradio.com/home.aspx GCARSI]Gold Coast Amateur Radio Society Incorporated . This club is based at Nerang on the Gold Coast of Queensland.

* [http://reast.asn.au/tassie.php REAST] Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmania, based in Hobart Tasmania.

* [http://www.yarravalley.ar.org.au/ '''YVARG'''] '''Yarra Valley Amateur Radio Group''', formerly the Healesville Amateur Radio Group. Club Station '''VK3GH''' and '''VK3GHA'''. Repeater [http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/licence_search.licence_lookup?pLICENCE_NO=1322741 '''VK3RYV''']

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* [http://timroberts-vk4yeh.id.au VK4YEH - Tim] from Brisbane Australia
* [http://vk4radio.info/ VK4XZ - Bill] - repeater co-ordinator for Queensland
* [http://www2.vk7ax.id.au/ VK7AX - Tony] - N/West Tassie's Premier Amateur Radio Station
* [http://vk2fqzl.tooraweenah.com/ VK2FQZL - James] - Linux Hacker in the Bush