K2DBK

Welcome to my little corner of the web. Although I keep some relatively long-term information and useful links here, I've been maintaining a blog for the last few years which I try to update relatively frequently. You can visit K2DBK's Ham Radio Blog on the web, or, if you prefer, you can subscribe to an RSS feed by clicking on the box just below:

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The DX Publicity Contacts Page

In July 2007, I visited the Cayman Islands and did a little operating while there as ZF2DK. For more information about that trip, please click here. Before I went on the trip, I wanted to get the word out to as many people as possible. As part of doing that, I gathered contact information for various DX mailing lists, newsletters, etc., and I'll be maintaining that list on this page. Please email me any additions or updates.

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Solar X-rays: Geomagnetic Field:

Courtesy n3kl.org What does this mean?

Some Links That I Find Useful Propagation info: General overview page with lots of info:http://dx.qsl.net/propagation/ The Solar Terrestrial Activity Report. Spaceweather Now Overview Sunspot and Space Weather Info via SIDC 6 Meter-related ON4KST's 6 meter (and other) chatrooms The grids I worked on 6m during the 2006 June VHF Contest - I won 1st place for 6m SO LP! The grids I worked on 6m during the 2006 CQWW VHF Contest ISS, Shuttle, Satellites Java applet from NASA to show next ISS pass Realtime tracking of ISS and shuttle (if it's up) Ham Resource Sites www.ac6v.com -- If it's about ham radio and you can't find it here, it's probably not on the web. Lots of good stuff at the ARRL Website W9OL maintains his IRC Chart to keep track of mailing costs from different DX locations http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/HTML/rfi-noise/ is a terrific site to help identify RF noise. Other stuff If you're a contester, you owe it to yourself to look at the N1MM logger program. I also have to give a plug for my club's website, the 10-70 Repeater Association. If you're interested, here's my ham radio bio from qrz.com. Mywebsite is hosted at Apisnetworks.com. I recommend them very highly!

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K2DBK Log Search

Ok, these are really out of date. On my to-do list is to get these back up to date. If for some reason you want to know if we've had a QSO, just drop me an email (my callsign [at] arrl.net) and I'll be happy to let you know if it's in my log.

To search my logs, please click here

Page Last Updated: 08 Jun 2008