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The ARRL Software Library for Hams 2.0 -- CD-ROM, Version 2.0. Quick access to utilities, applications and information.

VoIP: Internet Linking for Radio Amateurs -- Where RF meets the Internet! A guide to four VoIP systems: EchoLink, IRLP, eQSO and WIRES-II.

Morse Code for Radio Amateurs -- Includes a free CD of audio and computer programs.

The ARRL Digital Technology for Emergency Communications Course -- Coming in November! -- CD-ROM. Learn all the ways to use digital technology as an emergency communications tool!

Building Wireless Community Networks -- Explore the 802.11b standard (also known as WiFi). 2nd edition.

Rules, ARRL Straight Key Night

General Rules

1. Object This is a friendly meeting on the air using straight keys. Suggested areas of operation of 80, 40, and 20 meters are 60 to 80 kHz from the lower band edges and 10 kHz from the lower Novice-band edges.

2. Date and Time 24 hours UTC, from 7 PM EST December 31, until 7 PM EST January 1.

3. Exchange: When participating in SKN, use SKN instead of RST preceding the three-digit number to clue in passers-by.

4. Miscellaneous: This is not a contest; quick, contest-like exchanges are discouraged.

5. Reporting: Following SKN, send a list of stations worked, plus your vote for the best first heard (not necessarily one you've worked) and the most interesting QSO you had to ARRL HQ by January 10.



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