Compendium of old links

My hobby: Reading old editions of the Splatter... However, I started this post some time ago intending to republish old links that are still interesting and that still work but couldn't find a whole lot (not that I have a complete collection of Splatters). So instead I'm publishing a lot of more recent links sent out on the Yahoo reflector. Apologies to those I neglected to credit.

• Built-it-yourself precision GPS instrument (1cm accuracy). [Patrick VE3WST 2009-12-09]
  
• Shows what stations are spotted on the air.
  
• Lists all ham contests each week
  
• A spotting network for testing your signal (cw)
  
• A ham search engine
  
• Propagation prediction software.
  
• CWGET Program for learning Morse code
  
• CWTYPE Program for learning Morse code
  
• 45 minute documentary on laying transatlantic cables
  
• Video about ham radio and the lead up to the Internet. I've found a nasty link on this web site by the way, and have complained to the owner.
  
• Hints about putting wires in trees
  
• All things 160 metres
  
• Antennas on a chip. Just the ticket for the Internet of Things [Steve VA3SRV]
  
• Repeater Database [Geoff VA3GS]
  
• Good site for those interested in DXing [Geoff VA3GS]
  
• Yet another antenna site [Geoff VA3GS]
  
• QRP [Geoff VA3GS]
  
• Analogue & Digital Radio Information & Courses [Don VE3IXJ]
  
• IEEE Article on the exploration of Pluto [Don VE3IXJ]