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        <description>RotorMap is a Windows application for determining distance and bearing to a remote station, and plot it on a map. It is currently in beta, but basic functionality is available.

2011-09-05: Changed callsign lookup database to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Callsign Server because QRZ now requires logins for basic address data.</description>
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Feedback,Op Amps and Compensation

Transmission Line Calculator</description>
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        <description>MiniDeluxe is a light-weight replacement for Ham Radio Deluxe that provides interoperability with FlexRadio's PowerSDR and Ham Radio Deluxe's Logbook and digital mode programs. It is currently a work in progress, but contains all the necessary functionality to connect to HRD Logbook and DM780.</description>
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        <description>A multi-band HF antenna for indoor/attic use built using four slinky toys obtainable from any toy or drug store. I bought mine for $3.99 each at Walgreens. They were $1 more each at Toys R Us, so your mileage may vary.

This dipole simply consists of two slinky toys soldered together per side. It is very simple to construct, simply remove the clip at the ends of two slinkys, and clip them together, followed by soldering. Repeat this process for the other side, and fashion some sort of center ins…</description>
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        <description>DIY Vector Network Analyzer / Antenna Analyzer Links

DJ9CS Antenna Analyzer

AD8302 Datasheet (VNA on a Chip)

N2PK VNA

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        <description>In order to allow me to participate on a few of the vertically polarized ragchew frequencies around Connecticut, I wanted to devise a way to switch beam polarization on the fly. Generally I have my 9 element M2 antenna in horizontal mode, which often (but not always) underperforms when listening to mobiles and vertical stations at a distance. The best way to do this, as far as I could tell, was to use a “through the boom” rotor. I found a U-100 model on ebay for about $20 shipped and jumped on i…</description>
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        <description>*  Placeholder for bigger and better things one day.</description>
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