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The ARRL DXCC ListThe official source of DXCC information! Record the DXCC Entities you've worked and QSLed! This new edition includes a complete listing of DX Century Club rules including the latest changes and clarifications. It includes the current entity list, deleted entities, and recent DXCC Entity additions. Also included: a prefix cross-reference, the list of international call sign series, and much more. Descriptions of all DXCC awards are covered, and information about how to get numerous DXCC items, such as pins and plaques. This is a "must have" for every DXer.
May 2009 edition. © 2009, The American Radio Relay League, Inc.
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The ARRL DXCC HandbookThe Thrill of Working DX!
DX in ham radio shorthand means distance, literally talking to people in distant lands. Many radio amateurs enjoy the lure of DXing--seeing how far away we can communicate with other Amateur Radio operators. It’s a way of determining how well our stations -- and we, the operators -- perform. DXing is a full-time goal for some hams and a just-for-fun challenge for others. The pinnacle of DXing success is the ARRL DX Century Club, or DXCC award.
Author Jim Kearman, KR1S, discovered the thrill of DXing shortly after receiving his General Class ham radio license in 1963. After more than 40 years, the fluttery sounds of radio signals from faraway places still thrill him. In short, he still chases DX because it’s great fun!
We hope this book will inspire you to try DXing, and that you’ll use it as a guide to beginning your own DX journey.
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© 2007, The American Radio Relay League, Inc.
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The DXCC Yearbook 2007Also available: The ARRL DXCC List
48 pages. 2007 edition. © 2008, The American Radio Relay, Inc.
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The DXCC Yearbook 2008Also available: The ARRL DXCC List
44 pages. 2008 edition. © 2009, The American Radio Relay, Inc.
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RSGB Prefix GuideThe complete guide to prefix identification and information.
Ever wondered what that "unusual" call sign was? The fully updated "RSGB Prefix Guide" answers the question.
This comprehensive list of prefixes is revised and improved. Not just a listing of prefixes and their entities, the guide provides a host of useful additional material. References include a prefix's continent, CQ Zone, ITU Zone, Latitude and Longitude and many other details.
This edition includes all the elements that have made the book so popular over the years such as DXCC deleted entities, Russian & CIS entities, the popular DXCC checklist, and details of various award programs: IOTA, CQ WAZ, DXCC, WAS and others. New for this edition is an index of countries and their callsign allocations divided by continent.
Designed with a "lay flat" wire binding for ease of use.
80 pages. Eighth edition, © 2007, published by Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB).
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YASME--The Danny Weil and Colvin Radio Expeditions (Details)This is the history of three travelers spanning the birth of YASME--the boat that carried young sailor Danny Weil on his first voyages beginning in 1954--and the lives of famed ham radio DXpeditioners Lloyd and Iris Colvin. The Colvins' worldwide adventures continue to be recounted in ham radio circles, epitomizing the spirit of international friendship through Amateur Radio and their 30-year association with the YASME Foundation.
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Commissioned by The YASME Foundation and published by ARRL.
320 page. © 2003, published by The American Radio Relay League.
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