4Smicrowave

4 - State Microwave Group
Arkansas - Kansas - Missouri - Oklahoma


This Website

We suggest you bookmark only this top level page at this time -- else you may find your links not working due to changes (progress!).

This website and its pages are for fulfilling the mission of promoting experimentation and communication in our 4-state area primarily for the microwave frequencies of 902 MHz and higher. If you have something of interest that might be displayed here, please email the webmaster AE5K.

4Smicrowave Discussion List

The 4-State Microwave Group is dedicated to promoting experimentation and communication for Amateur Radio Operators in the 4-state area including Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma on frequencies of 902 MHz and higher. To further this aim, an email discussion list (also known as a reflector) has been established and is open to subscriber membership. You must sign up in order to post a message to the list. Interested persons from all areas are welcome to subscribe -- it is not restricted to the 4-state area, but we would expect all list messages to be of interest to list members in the 4-state area.

To sign up, go to web page http://4smicrowave.ae5k.us/listsub.html

4Smicrowave Wiki

The wiki is a complement to this web site allowing authorized users to contribute information, photos, schematics, etc. without need to go through the webmaster. The wiki may be entered at: http://4smicrowave.ae5k.us/wiki

The W1GHZ "Simple and Cheap" Transverters

Our group conducted a group buy for components of the W1GHZ transverters. Here are the reference pages for construction of these "simple and cheap" transverters for the 902, 1296, 2304, and 3456 MHz bands. Go HERE for the information!

Beginner's Guide

All of us are novices or beginners sometime -- and this section is devoted to helping radio amateurs who fall into this category (and maybe some of us not quite a novice to microwave frequecies too!). This is a new section and we hope it will grow as time goes on with your contributions and suggestions. GUIDE


About this website

This website is provided by AE5K as a service to the microwave ham community. Comments and technical contributions are welcome.


Copyright © 2009, AE5K - Last Modified on 2009-June-11