Long Island CW Club Learn Morse Code. Our classes are structured to get students on the air using CW, and we teach towards the QSO. Our students are usually able to have a QSO within three months of taking our classes. Some of our GSBARC members are also teachers.
Brookhaven National Lab ARC
Grumman Amateur Radio Club
LIARS Simplex Club
Long Island Mobile Amateur Radio Club
Radio Central Amateur Radio Club
Suffolk County ARC
BTG GMRS Club
Narc – NASSAU AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
FCC Regulations and Exam Study
Federal Communications Commission
American Radio Relay League
AA9PW’s FCC Exam Practice
QRZ.COM Ham Radio Practice
ARRL Exam Review
Ham Exam
Hamstudy.org – study for your license online with practice tests
Useful Links
Amateur Radio Newsline
Dx Engineering
Ham Radio University
CSN Technologies Inc. Keith AC2MI and Mike KC2SYF go there for the awesome SAT BOX and Igate devices.
Renogy visit for solar panels, batteries, and controllers.
Ham Radio Outlet
Buddi Pole
Heil Headphones, Microphones, and Audio Equipment
Ham Shack Hotline Add another way of communicating to your shack. The Town of Babylon number is 6100976 and the club room is 6100986.
Spotting Software
Logging software
N3FJP – Full-featured logging software
HAMRS – for POTA operators
Member Websites
ab2zi.blogspot.com – Kevin, AB2ZI
www.qsl.net/k2tv – Bob, K2TV
w2ymm.home.blog/ – Bob W2YMM
kc2zqo.com – Jeff KC2ZQO
Sites are not listed in any particular order
Do you have a website?
Is it about:
Amateur Radio
Electronics
Computers/Internet
Science
If you are a member of GSBARC we will place a link to your website
on the club website.
Email us your information.
We will also accept a graphic or image which represents your website.
This image must be no larger than 150 x 150 in .jpg format.
The GSBARC has the right to reject any website link that is deemed inappropriate.