Internet Ham Atlas Website

[g4tut]

Internet Ham Atlas website

I invite you to try the new website Internet Ham Atlas
http://www.hamatlas.eu/ which is the culmination of 4 years work.

It contains complete information on all 337 DXCC Entities and has over 3000 pictures and 1100 maps.

I hope you find the site useful.

73 Darek SP6NVK




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[K3UD]

This is quite a piece of work and it was obviously a labor of love. The maps display wonderfully.

There is one glitch in that on my computer (Mac G4 / Firefox) the main text on the home page runs completely off the page.

I can see where this site will be rather useful.

73
George
K3UD

[k1lwi]

VERY NICE WELL DONE JOB DAREK VERY NICE KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK 73 WENDELL DE K1LWI DXCC 350 #http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

[kd5tlc]

Thank You

[KC0PKA]

Wonderful job! you should be proud of this work of art!
You have spent alot of time on this, and for that we thank you!!

73s Mike KC0PKA http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

[ab8ma]

Very nice. For fun, I looked up Belarus, and found the location of a recent contact in Rechitsa.

Thank you.

[ky5u]

Looks like a great job on this. Will be using the reference in the future. Thanks!

[TI2BH]

Muchas Gracias por su esfuerzo:D

[wi7b]

Great Atlas, Darek! I've linked it to my website.

73,

---* Ken

[wi7b]

Great Atlas, Darek! I've linked it to my website.

73,

---* Ken

[N0FPE]

WOW!! Very nice site. Now in my favorites. What a bit of work! Thanks!!

Dan/NØFPE

[kc2egl]

This is a outstanding piece of work. Thank you very much for sharing this service with us. I have it bookmarked. It will get plenty of use.

[YB2TJV]

Hi Darek it's a great job!!
The most complete Ham Atlas ever seen!!
Pse pack in a CD or downloadable file, most of ham still not connected to the internet.
TNX and greetings

[KG4TKC]

Great Job,,thank you very much for this great gift to the ham radio community!,,Cullen

[af3y]

BRAVO! Many THANKS for a job Well Done! This is Great and very very Useful. Thanks and 73/Good DX, Gene - N3UO

[KI4PEQ]

Quote[/b] (K3UD @ Jan. 04 2007,07:16)]This is quite a piece of work and it was obviously a labor of love. The maps display wonderfully.

There is one glitch in that on my computer (Mac G4 / Firefox) the main text on the home page runs completely off the page.

I can see where this site will be rather useful.

73
George
K3UD
George,

I have the same computer setup you do. There must be a quirk somewhere in the coding, as I get similar results in Safari on SOME pages.

[N7YA]

Yup, Im with everyone else....Its a job well done. I have it bookmarked and im sure i will get some great use out of it. Thank You sincerely from a simple DXer!!

73...Adam, N7YA

[vu2pky]

very nice site thanks for the hardwork
VU2PKY

[wr1tx]

What a tremendous job you've done with that site. I've bookmarked it, and I will tell other local DXers about this site!

[N2GOD]

Your cartography sources are out of date regarding Somalia.

About half a year ago the Northern half of Somalia had a referendum and their people voted to declare independence from the rest of Somalia and did just that. The Northern half has reverted to part of their former colonial name and now call themselves "Somaliland" while the Southern half is still named Somalia. IE: Somaliland and Somalia are now two seperate independent nations.

<center>This more accurately depicts what Somaliland and Somalia should look like now.

http://c.myspace.com/Groups/00014/80/46/14936408_l.jpg</center>

[gm4cfs]

A very impressive and useful site. Will be a permanent addition to all the other ham sites that I use regularly. Thank you and well done

[k4mdd]

Quote[/b] (KI4PEQ @ Jan. 04 2007,18:58)]Quote[/b] (K3UD @ Jan. 04 2007,07:16)]This is quite a piece of work and it was obviously a labor of love. The maps display wonderfully.

There is one glitch in that on my computer (Mac G4 / Firefox) the main text on the home page runs completely off the page.

I can see where this site will be rather useful.

73
George
K3UD
George,

I have the same computer setup you do. There must be a quirk somewhere in the coding, as I get similar results in Safari on SOME pages.
It must be a firefox problem. I run firefox on a PC and it done the same thing. It must be somthing in the firefox settings.

[KI6ADA]

What a great site! I really appreciate the time and effort for collecting all that information. The site would be a great learning tool for young students around the world. Keep up the great work and thanks for contributing to this great hobby. http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

[w8rf]

Beautiful work Darek. Added to my bookmarks. Will also put a link on my website if that is OK?

73
Mike W8RF
W8RF Ham Radio Links (http://w8rf.com)

[VK7HDX]

Thank you...
Very handy to have as a quick reference point if required. #Great information....

73...Karl
VK7HDX

(Tasmania Island)

[P29ZAD]

Really nice job!

It will be a tool I will use often. Thanks for your hard work.

Jerry

[VE4MGR]

http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/cool.gif
Well done, thanks for all your efforts and research, added this to my favorites, 73, Ron [ ve4mgr ]

[k4ter]

Congratualtions on a job well-done... It is heartening to see our Eastern Europenan and Russian friends contributing so much in the way of innovatons in amatuer radio hardware and software.

The "brain drain" obviously didn't "drain" these countries of trememdous expertise in the art of amateur radio... And I suspect in other fields as well.

The every-day Americans who fought World II oversees and at the factories and farms at home--have always welcomed the academic, intelliectual, and economic progress of the parts of the world devastated by the war... That is why we fought the war--not so the U.S coud dominate the world for decades to come, but for citizens of the newly liberated societies--with some monetary aid and the opening of our higher-learning sysem to any who wished to come here to study--to have the opportunity to realize their potential.

Not letting past Soviet domination dampen their appetite for freedom of information and intellectual pursuits, eastern Europeand lagged behind the rest of the world due to the "iron curtain"... But no more!... Not with the U.S. opening the internet so freedom of information is accessible to all, and that marketing opportunities are available through the internet and the new global econmy, which has eliminated many restrictive trade barriers.

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To reiterate, we Americans always had as our goal for the rest of the world to "catch up" with us--and even surpass us if they could... We didn't see ourselves as forever being Number 1!... The same goes for Japan and the rest of Asia.

After World War II many foreigners made the mistake of thinking that the objective of U.S. was the continuance of our domination of the world in technologcal advances, but just the opposite was the case... At lest from my perpspective--as a war baby experiencing the subsequent mood of the country--sure we enjoyed the fruits of the post-war boom econmy, but at the same time the mood of we always wanted to give the rest of the world the opportunity to develop in whatever way they viewed appropriate

We really did reluctantly assume the ascendant position thrust upon us after World War II--in spite of whatever impression the U.S. government, cultural, and business leaders have projectedl

The "real" people of the U.S welcome whatever contributions all people can make to progress on the Earth.

[w2wp]

Two thumbs up! GREAT JOB Darek.......................

[G3OZN]

A superb piece of Ham reference, I will use it regularly.
Your a real atruistic chap showing something of the real Amateur Radio spirit , a rarity these days.
Many thanks Darek

[nr4dw]

A great new resouce for the dx'er and ham radio ops all over the world... I love it I hope it remains a free site

[KC9ACX]

Thanks for a great web site