ZeroFive Antennas produces vertical antennas for HF:
The Multi-Band Vertical is a 43' (forty-three foot) vertical element with no traps, or coils, it is a non-loaded radiator made with 6063 T832 commercial drawn aluminum tubing.
The 40 meter full size 1/4 wave vertical is a 34 ' (thirty-four foot) vertical with an adjustable height between 30 and 34 feet. Hand made with 6063 T832 commercial drawn aluminum tubing
20 meter 1/4 wave vertical
The 80 meter vertical antenna is an adjustable 60 to 66 feet high vertical element with no traps, or coils. This antenna must be guyed at the 30' foot level and the top. Hand made from 6063-T832 commercial drawn aluminum tubing

K9CT personal site - ham radio tower antenna project and pictures.
US Tower HDX589 motorized telescoping tower to 89 feet.
MonstIR 40 - 6 meter Tuneable Antenna fed with LMR 400/UF at 90 feet

records and manages QSOs
tracks progress towards DXing objectives (DXCC, 5BDXCC, honor roll, ARRL Challenge, TOPBAND, TOPMODE, TOPLIST, WAZ, 5BWAZ, WPX, WAS, WAC, US Counties)
extracts address information from the Radio Amateur's Callbook, HamCall, and/or QRZ callbooks
prints QSL cards and labels
prints envelopes and address labels
provides real-time upload to eQSL.cc, and updates logged QSOs to reflect confirmation status downloaded from eQSL.cc
prepares batch uploads for the ARRL's Logbook of the World (LotW), and updates logged QSOs to reflect confirmation status downloaded from LotW
logs WinWarbler RTTY and PSK QSOs with accurate QSO frequencies
uses Commander for Elecraft, FlexRadio, Icom, Kenwood, TenTec, and Yaesu transceiver control
uses DXView for progress reporting and plotting
uses Pathfinder for QSL route lookup

This is my personal ham radio blog on software for ham radio, contesting, tower, station design, PocketPC PDA apps for ham radio, HF propagation, websites and just about anything else related to the hobby.

Hi Hi — Ham on Wry — Bouncing off the E-layer and spiraling out of the pen of veteran amateur radio operator Dick Sylvan, W9CBT, Hi Hi provides solid 5 and 9 laughter. Drawing on six decades of on-air adventures, Dick offers an insider’s view of the bliss and twists of ham radio. — Hi Hi makes a great gift for any ham—to give or get. Each of the book’s three sections: Ham Lingo, Ham Quips and Morse Quips & Tips, looks ham radio square in the eye and finds it–hilarious–and so will you. So, drop that key, put down that microphone, stow that keyboard and pick up your copy of Hi Hi. — Dick, an industrial designer, is staff cartoonist for the K9YA Telegraph, the monthly, general interest, amateur radio e-Zine praised by hams in more than 90 countries.

EI7BA Multiband Cubical Quad

PE2PE - amateurradio and fun

The K9YA Telegraph e-Zine is a full-color ham radio magazine. It contains new—never before published articles, pictures and cartoons. The K9YA Telegraph is delivered to your computer each month as a PDF file attachment. To download sample issues or subscribe (FREE), visit our Web site.

Bob Green, W8JYZ has a collection of old QSL cards and describes it on his ham radio QSL card website.

Monoband/multiband rotary dipole & Yagi antennas – trapless interlaced elements for best efficiency

Large selection of Ham Radio, Electronic, Educational, Religious, Spiritual, Games, Family, and other software and CD Roms. FREE catalog and discount coupon. Great clearance selection, weather, links and more.

K1CRA is a dealer for Alinco, DK9SQ Telescoping Fiberglass Masts, RF Connectors, RF Tec Surge Protectors, Plasti-Dip and PlastiDip Liquid Tape, Stoner Invisible Glass, Raine Radio Cases & Degen Design Vwave Antennas.

Hamwave is a ham radio internet community with forums, links and more.

Articles on homebrewing, amplifier building, and antenna modeling from K8CU.

Easily made 2 and 4 element portable quad ham radio antennas for 6 meters.

Personal ham radio page for AD6WL.

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F5VKM Low Band DX Antennas provides materials for constructing kite or balloon antennas for low bands.

Repair and restoration of antique broadcast radios, new and antique ham equipment and vacuum tube sales. Also EBAY consignment sales and estate sales service.

Just Learn Morse Code is a program to learn CW on a Windows PC. Koch or Farnworth timing options, generate Morse from text files and more features.

99 Hobbies is a page that tries to get people back into the hobby by experimenting with a new mode or facet of ham radio. There are audio interviews with people who have done stuff and they explain how you can too.

Icom produces several transceivers for ham radio use.

N3OP's ham radio page describing shack, equipment, antennas, and more.

The 1.982 Crew website. Portal website with links to ham radio topics. Registration required to participate.

Ham radio operating guides, instruction manuals and service manuals for sale. Scanned and placed on CD ROM.