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*[https://www.essexham.co.uk/clublink.php?club=essexraynet Essex Raynet] – Emergency Communications Voluntary Service | *[https://www.essexham.co.uk/clublink.php?club=essexraynet Essex Raynet] – Emergency Communications Voluntary Service | ||
*[http://www.essexcw.org.uk/ Essex CW Club] – Encouraging Morse code on-air in Essex | *[http://www.essexcw.org.uk/ Essex CW Club] – Encouraging Morse code on-air in Essex | ||
*[https://www.gb0snb.com/ GB0SNB] The Kelvidon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker Context Group | |||
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Revision as of 17:33, 31 May 2024
Ham Radio Equipmnent Manufacturers
Transceivers
Receivers
- SDR-PLAY SDR Receivers
Antennas
Other equipment
- Microsat APRS and other kit
Software
- OpenWebRX Web based SDR Receiver software
- Spectrum Analyser SDR based software sepctrum analyser - Freeware for many common SDR radio modules
Training
- Amateur Radio Training Links – Handy links related to ham radio training from the Essex Hams website
- Ham Tests – Great mock tests for those revising for Foundation and Intermediate Licences
Charities
- RAIBC – Charity working for amateur radio operators with disabilities (with representatives in Essex)
Ham Radio Services
Ham Radio Organisations and clubs
Clubs
- Essex Hams an excellent resource for all enthusiasts, not just in Essex!]
- Essex Repeater Group
- Essex Raynet – Emergency Communications Voluntary Service
- Essex CW Club – Encouraging Morse code on-air in Essex
- GB0SNB The Kelvidon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker Context Group