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Branching out: Doing more with your amateur licence

You've already read about the wide range of activities amateurs enjoy covered in the FAQ.  Now you've got your licence, learn more about getting involved from the articles and links below.    Related Gateway articles Amateur Radio Ideas Page Assorted ideas for the amateur Amateur Radio on the Internet   URLs for a variety of aspects of amateur radio Ten metres for the newcomer Our widest HF band introduced Making the most of Cycle 23    Are you ready? Low profile amateur radio   transmitting from confined spaces Amateur Radio Direction Finding a foxhunting primer Amateur radio contesting competition on the air Voice Repeater Basics what makes repeaters tick Introduction to Internet Repeater Linking   talk worldwide from your handheld An introduction to Packet Radio computers talking via radio Operating Portable amateur radio away from home Transmitting from public transport   bus, train, tram mobile Operating from tall buildings small power, big results Computers in amateur radio   the ham's best friend   Related links Adventure Radio Society  combine amateur radio and outdoor activities Amateur Radio Direction Finding  a radio-orienteering activity AMSAT Australia    amateur radio's satellite program Australian Ladies' Amateur Radio Association Australian QRP Home Page  low power amateur radio Automatic Position Reporting System  linking GPS, radio and computers Converting AM broadcast receivers to receive 160 metres   VK3ASE tells how Digital Signal Processing and Low Frequency Radio Experiments VK2ZTO explains HF Mobile on the Web advice from K2BJ Internet Radio Linking Project   talk worldwide from your handheld Internet Radio Linking in Australia    VK2RBM page Low power amateur radio   link to the Australian QRP Home Page Morse for beginners making your first Morse code contact Narrow Band Television Association build your own TV! OH2AQ DX cluster  find out if you've been heard overseas Top of the Dial radio just above the AM broadcast band Operating amateur radio on public transport an expert tells how it's done Packet radio on the web read packet bulletin messages via VK5BBS Pedestrian mobile HF work the world while on the move PSK31 information and software for this popular digital mode Slow Scan TV software  download Chromapix SSTV software  Strong Signals Resource Page  for short wave listeners Television Gladesville   view amateur television on your home TV Ten metres   getting active on 28 MHz The Xtal Set Society build radios without batteries VHF DX page the NSW VHF DX Group