I have been unable to transition the Amateur Radio Elmers Resource Directory to a new maintainer. Three different candidate maintainers were not able to make any demonstrable progress after 48 months of combined effort. Because of this, the Elmers Directory will be on hiatus indefinitely.Any questions, comments, or concerns (about the Directory only, please) may be directed to elmers-request@novia.net.
Please realize that it is not possible for me at this time to answer general amateur radio questions not specifically related to the Elmers Directory. You wish to consult the following resources for answers to your questions:
- QRZ Callbook and Amateur Radio Web Site
- American Radio Relay League
- Google Web Index
- Google Newsgroups Archive
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73, Paul W. Schleck, K3FUFormer Maintainer,
Amateur Radio Elmers Resource Directory
Note the following disclaimers:
1 - it is NOT endorsed nor supported by Paul in any way.
2 - it is an extreme low-priority background task. This may or
may not ever go beyond the disarray you find here now. On the other
hand, it might.
3 - any damages incurred by you for visiting my construction zone
is entirely upon your own head. I edit from xemacs, I run linux,
so I don't expect you to get any viruses from here, but I won't
even guarantee anything other than that I'll modify these pages
on a very random basis, maybe.
4 - if you wish to volunteer, please email me at r u s t y c at d e s c o m p . c o m
and we'll talk.
5 - none of this is the fault of QRZ either!
6 - the database that drives the entire system is down, so nothing is going to work. You cannot add yourself, you cannot find anyone - I've taken all development back to my laptop (yes, I can run the entire site on my laptop, and its only a 750MHz cpu! Linux is the key to being able to do that and have it actually work in a reasonable manner)
This bears repeating - the database is down. The only useful stuff behind the link below is the text. If you want to see the site in action you'll have to email me (see above) and I'll set it up on the laptop and drill a hole in my firewall. Or something