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Ancient Web: Noji's Ham Radio Pages Turned a Personal Notebook Into a Reference Library

Noji's ham-radio section is a sprawling personal reference site covering licensing, equipment, repeaters, frequencies, nets, contesting, training, education, and the practical questions new amateur-radio operators actually ask.

Ancient Web: RACES Kept Amateur Radio Ready for the Day the Phones Failed

The national RACES site, established in 1997, documents the amateur-radio volunteers, rules, training, and emergency communications systems meant to keep messages moving when ordinary infrastructure fails.

Ancient Web: Modulated Light DX Sent Audio 104 Miles Through the Air

Chris Long and Mike Groth's Modulated Light DX pages preserve decades of amateur optical communication experiments, including a 167-kilometer audio-modulated light link across Tasmania.

Ancient Web: DF7CB Is a Ham Radio Site That Never Forgot the Web's Personal Side

Christoph Berg's DF7CB site mixes amateur-radio logs, QSL cards, schematics and personal history in the durable style of a technically minded personal homepage.