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Welcome to M1DZT Kenneth Burnell's World of Radio Communications WEB Site - FOLLOW THE LINKS ABOVE OR BELOW

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Link to Saint Mary's Lighthouse Home Page

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Border Reivers A.R.S

Special Events Stations

News

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DXCC Countries Listed by Country

Now includes a Gazetteer of each Country

!!! Prefixes logged since 2005 - Time Zones - ITU / CQ Zones - Capital - Internet Code - International Dialing Codes - QSL Bureau !!!

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KENNETH AND JASON

WILL BE AT

THE

FOLLOWING RALLIES DURING 2008

The Northern Mobile Rally
at
St Francis Xavier School in Richmond

http://www.rsars.co.nr/

Galashiels and District Amateur Radio Society
The Volunteer Hall St Johns Street Galashiels
http://www.qsl.net/gm7lun/rally.htm

Bishop Auckland Radio Amateur Club 2008
at Spennymoor Leisure Centre
http://barac.m0php.net/pages/home.php

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Works like a real transceiver - Licensed stations only - No antenna required - No QSB - Use from apartments and flats - Forget about sun spots - Practice your CW skills - No TVI -

QsoNet uses the internet to receive audio signals from a ham radio transmitting station, then instantly reflects the audio back to all stations listening on that frequency. There is no RF. Everything is done over the internet. The result is a simulated ionosphere for worldwide amateur radio communication. Stations can use either voice or CW modulation.

QsoNet works with dialup, DSL and cable internet connections. There is no need to configure router ports. The network consists of an array of internet servers which provide streaming voip audio between stations. After installing transceiver software, QsoNet stations are connected to a central server by a single, outbound TCP

The use of QsoNet is restricted to licensed amateur radio stations.
Operators are expected to use normal radio procedure - For example

Identify your callsign frequently
Always be courteous. Do not use a frequency that is already in use
Do not use voice on the CW portions of the bands
Do not engage in commercial activity. No advertising
Do not transmit music

http://qsonet.com/index.html

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Countries / Prefixes logged by contestants

January 1st - December 30th 2005

January 1st - December 30th 2006

2007

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DXCC Countries Listed by Country

Now includes a Gazetteer of each Country

!!! Prefixes logged since 2005 - Time Zones - ITU / CQ Zones - Capital - Internet Code - International Dialing Codes - QSL Bureau !!!

DXCC Countries
Listed by Prefix

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