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Our Link Directory is member-initiated and member-driven. We encourage you to list any website that you feel could be of use to the Community. Don't forget to get a thumbnail; if you are unsure how to do so, ask. In any case, every new link submission will be moderated by Community admins. Once you post it, we will check it, approve it, then list it in the appropriate section, and throughout the Community; your link will help all other members.
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Weather and Climate
Sites that help us predict Earth weather and climate
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Hamshack Hotline
There are a lot of hams in my area that use Hamshack Hotline as one more communications method. We use it to help troubleshoot station problems, hold conference calls, and verify info in side-conversations during casual nets. We also make sure we have one or more HH phones with us (at the 2 area EOCs that allow them) during drills and activations. -
KF7P Metalwerks
Definitely not ham-exclusive, but has some really nice products for hams. I really like the tower platforms, perfect when working on an antenna. Quite a few different paracord options as well. And much much more. -
Amateur Radio License Map
Same surprise on my side. I really had no idea there were so many in my neck of the woods (actually concrete in my case). -
Amateur Radio License Map
This is fun! I had no idea there were 2 other hams living just down the street from me. -
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By K3MRI · PostedIf you are on Mac or iOS and use weather forecasting for your portable or DXpedition outings, LuckGrib is an essential application. I've been using it for about a year and I absolutely love it. It's not for the faint-hearted. It requires some weather knowledge to exploit fully, it is made for sailors, after all. The price is also very attractive with a lifetime offer. **unsponsored and unsolicited review**
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By K3MRI · PostedScott's YouTube channel is refreshing. It brings the perspective of a new ham, literally. My advice, Scott, is to remain 'fresh' in years to come. Continue to speak both as a new ham and to new hams. Too many blogs, channels and forums, including this one, cater to the full gamut of hams. You are helping the new ham to find their way. Good stuff.
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