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ARRL Files and FTP Sites

The ARRL FTP site is available both via the Web and via FTP.

These files are also mirrored at:

• ftp.funet.fi (the Finnish University and Research Network FUNET Archive, beginning in the address ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/ham/arrl)

QST, QEX and Other Article Indexes Note: A searchable index is available to ARRL members only. Except as noted, these links are for the ARRLWeb locations; if you access one of the mirrors instead, URLs will differ: ASCII QST indexes from 1989 through 1995: ASCII QEX indexes from 1988 through 1995 QSTSEARCH, an index search program for 1977 though 1995: http://www.arrl.org/files/tis/qstsearc.zip

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The National Contest Journal (NCJ)
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Off-Campus

Links to ARRL affiliated clubs can be obtained by performing a Club Search. Links to ARRL Divisions and Sections can be found on ARRLWeb's Divisions and Sections pages. ARRL advertiser links are also listed elsewhere. Links to other member societies of the International Amateur Radio Union are on the IARU Web site.

Call Sign Look-Up Sites (Other than ARRL's [US Only]) AE7Q's Amateur Radio Callsign Query tools. (US) WM7D's callsign database (US and non-US) Buckmaster (US and non-US) QRZ (US and non-US) FCC ULS (US only) Industry Canada call sign database German call sign database Yahoo's list of call sign servers

AMSAT, the Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation
AWA, the Antique Wireless Association
Congessional Web server ("Thomas"). Also see Congressional email addresses.
Courage HANDI-HAM System
FCC, the Federal Communications Commission
ITU, the International Telecommunication Union
IVCA, the International Visual Communication Association (SSTV)
NADSD, The North American Digital Systems Directory, an on-line listing of packet and digital systems
NCDXF, the Northern California DX Foundation
QCWA, the Quarter Century Wireless Association
QRP ARCI, the QRP Amateur Radio Club International
SAREX, the Shuttle Amateur Radio EXperiment.
SKYWARN
Solar forecast from NOAA's Space Environment Lab
TAPR, Tucson Amateur Packet Radio
WWV, WWVH and other NIST time and frequency dissemination services