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Emcomm -- Emergency Communications

Emergency Radio: http://www.emergency-radio.org/ [836 clicks]

Getting the message through for your family and community... ham radio works. An introduction to amateur radio emergency communications.
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General Interest Amateur Radio Links

Aussie Winlink: http://www.aussiewinlink.org [174 clicks]

Hosted by the organization that lobbied the Australian Government for approval to allow amateur digital radio communications to operate in Australia and its Territories. That objective has now been achieved and Winlink stations now based in Australia cover, in addition to the Australian continent, also large areas of the South Pacific and Indian Oceans; the archipelago nations to Australia's north and the wild southern ocean and seas to Australia's south.
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Earth View: http://www.fourmilab.ch/cgi-bin/uncgi/Earth/action [434 clicks]

Interactive map of the earth, with daylight, grayline, etc.
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Learn About Amateur Radio: http://www.hello-radio.org/whatis.html [313 clicks]

An introduction to amateur radio. Where to go for information on becoming a ham.
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Radio Modifications: http://www.mods.dk/ [387 clicks]

A large database of modification articles about many types of HAM radios, microphones, power supplies, and modems. You can find how to modify a radio to receive and transmit out of range, you can find how to modify a radio to use high speed packet modems, and how to modify the radio/modem to get better performance.
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TAPR -- Tucson Area Packet Radio: http://www.tapr.org/organization.html [355 clicks]

Much more than packet radio, this is the organization where innovators in amateur digital radio meet.
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The American Radio Relay League (ARRL): http://www.arrl.org [295 clicks]

The national organization for amateur radio in the USA. Go here to find out about becoming a ham, and much more!
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The NOAA Ham Radio Page: http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/marine/ham.htm [340 clicks]

An overview of the delivery of National Weather Service products via amateur radio.
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Land Cruiser Links

Sam's Radio Hams: http://srhams.org [352 clicks]

A Chapter of the Good Sam Club, affiliated with the ARRL.
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The RV Radio Network: http://www.rvweb.net/club/gsrvrnet/ [415 clicks]

This organization serves over 400 members from 48 states, Canada and Australia. It's for RV'rs who are also Hams and consists of a Net Manager (who provides overall guidance), a Deputy Net Manager, nine Assistant Net Managers who guide the daily Network activities. "We have no politics, just fun with Ham Radio and RV's."
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Marine Safety

The International Boatwatch Network: http://www.boatwatchnet.org/ [320 clicks]

Boatwatch is a worldwide network of networks. If you have lost track of loved ones at sea or you need to get an urgent message to them concerning a medical emergency or urgent family situation, then we believe we can help.
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The Seven Seas Cruising Association: http://ssca.org [367 clicks]

Over 10,000 members sharing the dream of sailing the seas as a lifestyle. Excellent local knowledge network for safety at sea.
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Marine Weather

Atlantic Basin Tropical Weather Page: http://www.moreweather.com/tropics/moreweather.php3 [402 clicks]

Atlantic tropical weather information. This site tracks Atlantic tropical weather beginning on June 1 to the end of the hurricane season.
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Australian Marine Weather Services: http://www.bom.gov.au/marine/ [327 clicks]

Marine warnings, forecasts, and other weather services from the Australian government.
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Frank Singleton's Weather Site for Sailing: http://www.franksingleton.clara.net/ [373 clicks]

Excellent site for explanations of the various marine weather types, and many forecasts, worldwide.
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MAROB Program: http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/marine/marob.htm [316 clicks]

The MAROB Program is an experimental voluntary marine observation program of the National Weather Service.
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National Weather Service Marine Forecasts: http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/marine/forecast.htm [392 clicks]

Marine forecast product information.
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NOAA Marine Weather Dissemination Information: http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/marine/home.htm [317 clicks]

Types of marine weather products and where to find them.
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NWS National Hurricane Center: http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ [346 clicks]

Forecasts and tracks tropical and sub-tropical storms worldwide.
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Taiwan Central Weather Bureau: http://www.cwb.gov.tw/ [275 clicks]

Weather services from Taiwan.
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Maritime Mobile Nets

European Maritime Mobile Service Net: http://www.eu-mmsn.org/pages/home.html [433 clicks]

The european association of amateur radio nets for traffic with yachts.
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Maritime Mobile Service Net: http://www.mmsn.org [418 clicks]

The MMSN is composed of a dedicated group of radio amateurs who unselfishly volunteer their time, equipment and efforts to assist those in need of communications from foreign countries and on the high seas. The purpose of the net is for handling traffic from maritime mobiles, both pleasure and commercial, and overseas deployed service personnel.
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The Pacific Inter-Island Net: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Pacific_Inter_Island_net/ [314 clicks]

The net is a health and welfare net, for passing emergency or medically-related and priority traffic. This net has been operating for over sixty years. it is a free service offered by Amateurs for Amateurs.
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The Pacific Seafarer's Net: http://pacsea.org [382 clicks]

The Pacific Seafarer's Net is an Amateur Radio net, setup to provide support and assistance to boats at sea. All licensed Amateurs are welcome to take part.
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The Waterway Radio and Cruising Club--Waterway Net: http://www.waterwayradio.net/ [358 clicks]

The Waterway Net, which is sponsored by the Waterway Radio and Cruising Club, meets on the air every morning of the year for about an hour starting at 0745 ET on a frequency of 7.268 MHz LSB. The main purpose of the Waterway Net is to encourage amateur radio communications to and from boats with an emphasis on safety and weather information. Position Reports help keep live-aboards and cruising boats in touch with families and friends and Float Plans provide a strong measure of safety for off-shore passage makers.
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Other Useful Links

Vendors with Products and Support for Winlink 2000

Cruising Companion Publications: http://www.idiyachts.com/ [368 clicks]

EXCELLENT material for cruising communications, including detailed how-to information on setting up a cruising Winlink 2000 station. A "must have" for newbies.
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Cruising Services and Supplies: http://members.aol.com/CruisingServices/ [340 clicks]

Chesapeake Bay, USA marine equipment dealer, installation & training.
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Dock Side Radio: http://www.docksideradio.com/ [293 clicks]

Sales and installation of equipment for radio email, including Winlink 2000.
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Farallon Electronics: http://www.farallon.us/ [413 clicks]

Worldwide distributor of SCS PTC modems.
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HF Radio On Board: http://www.hfradio.com/ [337 clicks]

West Coast USA dealer for marine/ham equipment and installations.
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Offshore Outfitters, Inc.: http://www.offshoreoutfitters.com/ [290 clicks]

West Coast USA dealer for marine/Ham equipment and installations.
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PCA--Pactor Communications Australia: http://www.pca.cc/ [352 clicks]

Suppliers of SCS modems and related radio equipment for the marine industry.
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Radio Works: http://www.radioworks.com/ [308 clicks]

RF chokes and baluns for problem installations.
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SCS Home Page: http://www.scs-ptc.com/ [413 clicks]

SCS is the manufacturer of popular SCS modems, and its principals are the inventors of Pactor I, II, and III.
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SeaTech Systems, Inc.: http://www.sea-tech.com/ [338 clicks]

East Coast USA dealer for marine/ham equipment and installations.
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WL2K Sysop Web Sites

DB0FHW RMS site: http://www.afu-ag.de [197 clicks]

Here you can find information about the RMS site DB0FHW in north germany.
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ON5FS -- Andre near Brussels, Belgium: http://users.skynet.be/on5fs [347 clicks]

RMS/PMBO ON5FS is on the air.
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The California Yacht Club Radio Amateur Group: http://www.calyachtclub.org [224 clicks]

The Radio Amateur Group (RAG) at California Yacht Club provides many valuable and interesting services to the Club and to the Community. We provide service to boaters via our free, long distance Winlink HF Email System. This same system, along with its VHF/UHF counterparts, is also a vital link in the Emergency Communications System for Los Angeles County and Southern California. As an official, inspected Radio Operational Facility, we provide Watchstanding support for the U.S. Coast Guard. The RAG has its own multi-radio HF/VHF/UHF/Marine voice, packet and data club station with a club call sign of K6CYC, and has been in operation since 1986.
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WL2K User Web Sites

AC7QK: http://www.worldvoyage.com/ [396 clicks]

Nancy & Neil's Amazing Geriatric Adventures aboard the terrific sailing vessel Active Light.
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Aussie Winlink: http://www.aussiewinlink.org/ [352 clicks]

Follow the marvelous efforts of Anthony Van Vugt, VK1VM/KN4VM toward establishing Winlink 2000 in Australia. Excellent updates on Winlink 2000 system applications down under.
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DB0FHW Homepage of the WL2K station in Germany: http://www.afu-ag.de [326 clicks]

This is the homepage of DB0FHW, the WL2K station in germany QRG is: 14103 kHz and 3603 kHz
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DB2SHB: http://www.nukualofa.de/ [293 clicks]

Willkommen an bord SY Nukualofa.
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DC0SYB: http://www.sy-breakpoint.de/ [303 clicks]

Logbuch-seite der segelyacht Breakpoint.
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DD2MIC: http://www.dd2mic.de [212 clicks]

private homepage of Micha -DD2MIC- sysop of DB0FHW
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DJ4UF: http://www.dj4uf.de/ [325 clicks]

Brigitta & Eckart Moltrecht, DH4KYL & DJ4UF, Aachen & Benitachell.
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Links

The Winlink Development Team

Site Contributors and Administrators


	The Winlink Development Team The Winlink 2000 system, and Winlink user software is built, maintained and supported by the Winlink Development Team (WDT), your membership in the Amateur Radio Safety Foundation, and your tax-deductible donations. Victor D. Poor, W5SMM Rick Muething, KN6KB Steve Waterman, K4CJX Tom Lafleur, KA6IQA Lee Inman, K0QED Hans A. Kessler, N8PGR Don Moore, KM0R Tyler Gaillard, KT4XD Lor Kutchins, W3QA Neil Hughes, VE1YZ Don Trotter, VE1DTR Phil Sutherland, VK6KPS Airmail, the popular user program, is written and supported by Jim Corenman, KE6RK. Administrators of internet email systems needing to contact the WL2K System Administrator, please use this link.	Site Contributors and Administrators This Winlink 2000 web site runs efficiently and contains useful information mainly because of the unselfish contributions of the following amateurs: Don Felgenhauer, K7BFL Dave Potter, W4RPI Bud Thompson, N0IA