Amateur Radio Prefix Maps 2023

[SWAMPER]

Amateur Radio Prefix Maps 2023Plus much more information! This is a must have!
A fantastic piece of work by Sal, 9K2GV. Many pay to read books do not cover maps and grid references in such detail so this really is a very good resource. Please note the download is a hefty 427Mb and the pdf sheet runs to 394 pages but is worth it. The file expires in 7 days time.

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Click Here > https://www.dx-world.net/amateur-radio- ... EvGNaiugCw

[coderkid]

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Thank you for sharing...

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[Michael M]

; you kids today with your newfangled, high-level programming languages

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[coderkid]

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#ifdef can_ham_pipls_speak_c

#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  printf("Hello World!");
  return 0;
} 

#endif

[Michael M]

org 100h

printchar:
mov ah, 0eh
mov al, 'meh'
int 10h
jmp printchar

ret

[coderkid]

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too much Micro$oft DOS and x86

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[Michael M]

If programmers spend too much time in iterations of C, assembly might scare them.

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[Michael M]

Just having some fun. As we both know, programming languages are just syntax. Far more important is what to say than how to say it, and keeping the code tight.

[coderkid]

Then you might like this "Hello World" code I wrote about 10 years ago...

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+++++ +++
[
    >++++
    [
        >++
        >+++
        >+++
        >+
        <<<<-
    ]
    >+
    >+
    >-
    >>+
    [<]
    <-
]

>.
>---.
+++++++..+++.
>>.
<-.
<.
+++.------.--------.
>>+.
>++.

[Michael M]

I was writing code before BF was invented.

And I do like it.