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Last updated on March 7, 1998

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Radio Direction Finding

BMG Engineering
Radio Direction Finding (RDF), T-Hunt, Fox Hunt, Bunny Hunt, Super DF, Jammer Tracking, CAP and hunting Emergency Locator Transmitters (ELTs) -- Even tracking high altitude balloons!
Melbourne Fox hunting Group
From Australia.
DF Systems
Radio direction Finding Roanoke - Doppler, Chat room & much more a must see.
Radio Fox hunting
Radio Fox hunting (Radio Direction Finding) is a cross-country running sport, demanding physical and mental fitness. Similar to orientating, however requires more electronic preparations. Great sport for people of any ages. Perfect to develop physical strength, analytical thinking and radio knowledge. Typical Fox hunting event takes place in the woods/national parks. Competitor, equipped with the detailed topographic map, compass, and radio receiver, searches for hidden radio transmitters(foxes). The goal is to find hidden foxes as quickly as possible. The time from start to finish is recorded.
Doppler Technology - Radio Direction Finding
Radio Direction Finding: This is the cheating way to fox hunt & is probably the best way.
John - WA7RHK
This site has lots of links for amateur radio and computers. It is a nice site to get around the web with.

Local Clubs online

Central Ohio Amateur Radio Emergency Service: COARES for short. Repeaters here in OHIO are: 147.06,147.09,444.275.
Amateur Radio Club of the Ohio State University, W8LT: One of the oldest ham radio clubs in the country.
Amateur Television in Central Ohio: Information about ATV, the ATCO Group, and the weekly Central Ohio ATV net.
Capital City Repeater Association (CCRA): Operates many different machines in the Columbus area, including their flagship K8DRE/R 147.24+ repeater.
Central Ohio Amateur Radio Emergency Service (COARES): Ready to serve in times of emergencies and disasters. Operates three repeaters and maintains stations at local emergency operations centers.
Central Ohio Packet Association (COPA): Sponsors the W8CQK packet radio BBS, a high-speed packet WAN with links to the rest of Ohio, and a 9.6Kbps LAN repeater. DJ, N8QLB, had something on COPA, but we can't find it now.
Central Ohio Radio Club (CORC): The "Mighty 76", WD8RXX/R 146.76+, is the highest profile repeater in Central Ohio. CORC has other machines that get to outlying areas well also. Home of the Central Ohio Severe Weather Net.
Amateur Radio Information Service: ARIS has set up a voice mail service with all kinds of Central Ohio ham radio information.
Call 614-436-4960 today!
Universal Radio, Inc.: The local "candy store" in the Columbus area.

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