Sources of Ham Radio Supplies

• Jubilee Enterprises, Amateur Radio and Electronic Surplusr!  Website is wwwShopJubilee.com. Texas based source for quality Ham Radios and Amateur Radio products. You will see them at most of the major Texas hamfests during the year. They also sell on eBay using userID of "Vector-Happy".

• Universal-Radio.com  We've found them to be a reliable web vendor for such things as coax and power cable. They have very reasonable prices and don't gouge you on the shipping and handling charges. In fact they offer flat rate shipping rates for the most part that are very affortable.



• RadioDaze.com - Ham Radio Dealer based in New York that offers a very wide variety of current and vintage Ham Radio parts, supplies and related books.



• Texas Towers A popular ham radio dealer located in Plano, Texas



• Charles Byers K3IWK - Chassis Kits & Custom Enclosures for the Hobbyist. No setup charge, fast delivery, small quantities okay, low costs for your project ideas with NOsetup charges. Free downloadable catalog from his web site.

• American Red Cross (ARC) found at www.redcross.org
• ARRL Home Page
• Citizen Corp found at www.citizencorps.gov
• Civil Air Patrol - Texas 371
• Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
• Intertie
• National Volunteers Active in Disaster (NVOAD) found at www.nvoad.org
• Quarter Century Wireless Association
• REACT International, Inc.
• Salvation Army (SATERN) found at www.satern.org
• South Texas ARES
• Texas Packet Radio Society
• Texas Traffic Net
• Texas VHF-FM Society Home Page
• The Texas DX Society
• W5YI VE Testing & Ham Study Guides

• Alamo Area Radio Organization
• ARMY MARS - Texas
• Austin Repeater Organization
• Austin Summerfest Committee
• Austin Amateur Radio Club
• Austin Radio Source - ARO/AARC
• Amateur Radio Repeaters
• ARRL South Texas
• ARRL West Gulf Division
• Coleta Creek Amateur Radio Club (Yorktown,TX)
• Denton County Amateur Radio Association Page
• Ham-Com (Plano, TX)
• HoustonScan Homepage
• Hurricane Net Frequencies
• Intertie (a lot of APRS articles and other Ham related information)
• KM5OT Houston / Austin / Texas Ham / Amateur Radio
• Motorcycle Special Event Team - (Austin based)
• Northwest Amateur Radio Society of Houston
• South TX Balloon Launch Team
• Temple Amateur Radio Club, W5LM (Belton Ham Expo)
• Texas Department of Public Safety.
• Texas Homeland Security
• Texas State Division of Emergency Management
• Texas Severe Storms Intercept - Chase Team
• Transguide - San Antonio
• Travis County ARES
• Victoria Amateur Radio Club (Victoria, TX)
• William Hepburn's Worldwide Tropospheric Ducting Forecasts

 Misc Links of Interest

• 7290 Traffic Net Homepage
• AC6V's Amateur Radio and DX Reference Guide
• Amateur Radio Repeaters
• Amateur Radio RF Safety Calculator
• Amateur Radio Trader-Auction
• Amateur Repeater Lists - National
• Amateur Radio Frequencies - AC6V
• ARRL's Amateur Frequency Chart
• ARRL Web: FCC Amateur Radio Enforcement Logs
• Buckmaster's World Wide HamCall(tm) Server
• FCC ULS License Search Page
• Texas Towers Ham Links
• HamData FCC Information
• Ham Radio Humor
• HamRad - Amateur Radio Resource and Search Resources.
• Jefferson Barracks Amateur Radio Club (Missouri)
• Intertie (a lot of APRS articles and other Ham related information)
• Kenwood Communications Corporation
• MicroLog by WA0H
• NewsLine Amateur Radio News (in RealAudio)
• QRZed Callsign Look-up & Lots of Ham Discussions
• Radio Modifications Web Site
• R.A.I.N. Report / Rain Report about Amateur / HF...
• Saltgrass Link System
• Southwest .Lynks
• The Art & Skill of Radio-Telegraphy
• The DX Notebook - Antenna Page
• Yaesu's Homepage
• W5WWW's Page

Weather Related Links

• Hurricane Watch Net found at www.hwn.org
• National Weather Service - San Antonio / Austin, TX found here

Other Communications Software Links

• Echo Link found at www.echolink.org
• IRLP found at www.IRLP.net
• WinLink 2000 found at www.Winlink.org

Ham Radio Modification Links - From www.QRZ.com

One of the interesting points about the Ham Radio Hobby is the ability to experiment with radios and antennas, including modifications of existing radios. These mods are NOT factory authorized and will void your warranty. Also, just because your radio gets modified to allow out of band operations, does NOT mean your Amateur Radio license has been modified to allow such operations. Being caught using a modified ham radio outside the authorized Amateur Radio bands could result in loss of license, fines, forfeiture of equipment, etc.

Select the first letter of your radio model number below. After opening the page, you can use the browser's menu choice of "Edit->Find" or Ctrl-F to search these page(s) for specific info.) The information below is found on www.QRZ.com, one of the better sources of collected ham info on the web.

• Radio Modifications - Model ID's A thru D, 0-9
  (Alinco, Bearcat, Standard, Radio Shack, and others)
• Radio Modifications - Model ID's E thru H
  (Yaesu, Heath, and others)
• Radio Modifications - Model ID's I thru K
  (Icom, Kantronics, and others)
• Radio Modifications - Model ID's L thru S
  (Radio Shack, RCI, and others)
• Radio Modifications - Model ID's T thru Z
  (Kenwood, and others)

Amateur Radio Shareware and Info Files - From www.QRZ.com

• Antenna Programs
• Amateur Radio Artwork
• Rig Control Programs
• Misc Demo Programs
• Amateur Radio Test Programs (US)
• Technical Data/Files
• Logbook Programs
• Linux - QRZ CDROM Lookup for Linux
• Macintosh Programs
• Misc Programs
• Radio Modification Files
• Morse Code Programs
• Packet Radio Programs
• Reference Material
• Satellite Programs and Files
• Scanner Radio Programs
• Slow Scan TV Programs
• Utility Programs