Wherever you may be on planet Earth, welcome to this Australian Amateur Radio website.

My hope is that this website is helpful to you in some way. Information can be found here about setting up a

solar powered Ham Radio station, remotely controlling your station, learning morse code, constructing a 20 foot tower, putting together

a Cubex quad antenna as well as building vee beam, ground plane and loop antennas. You can also download Ham Radio wallpaper.

Please  click  on  the  Radio  icons  at  the  top  of  this  page.

This website shows our getaway property in the South Australian Bush where it's fairly arid and isolated.

When I was a boy I used to rifle through rubbish tips looking for discarded old radios and electronic bits and pieces.

Today, I am grateful to have been a licensed Ham for the past 47 years. I'm sure Amateur Radio gives you pleasure too.

Thanks for visiting. Hopefully you can find something which makes it worthwhile.  73 - 'Rob', VK5SW.

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         Amateur  Radio  operators  number  around  3  million,  worldwide.  Living  in  locations  which  vary  from  isolated  and   remote  countries  to  the  big  cities,  their  ages  range  from  about  8  years  to  people  in  their  90's.  There  are  more  women  operators  nowadays  than  ever  before.  Ham  Radio  activities  vary  widely  from  communicating  by  bouncing  radio  signals  off  the  moon,  using  digital  modes  including  working  weak  signals  which  are  not  even  audible,  sending  and  receiving  pictures  via  radio  to  chatting  to  a  fellow  Ham  on  board  the  international  space  station  or  overseas.  From  Paris  to  Honolulu,  Tokyo  to  Sydney,  Amateur  Radio  waves  span  the  globe  promoting  friendship  and  goodwill...  For  more  details,  please  click  here.

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