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Nomination of Yaesu FT-290R for deletion
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Are crystal oscillators fixed-frequency oscillators?
There is a Request for Comment going on at Talk:Electronic oscillator over whether crystal oscillators are used as fixed-frequency oscillators. Outside opinions are needed. Please drop by and express your opinion at Talk:Electronic oscillator#Request for Comment: Additional wording on crystal oscillators as fixed-frequency oscillators. Thanks.
An editor has started a discussion at Talk:Amateur radio about Draft:AllStarLink. Any input is appreciated. S0091 (talk) 21:25, 18 June 2023 (UTC)
Input needed at Articles for deletion/Hy-Gain Antennas and Rotators
We can use some help here from hams. Is this company notable by Wikipedia's rules?
So we need references that meet the requirements of those guidelines - something more than an article that's just about a particular product. While a link is preferred, an article from an old paper magazine works, too. (looking at you, old hoarders!)
Thanks,
Created an article about Wireless Institute Civil Emergency Network
Hello Amateur Radio people!
I am new to this WikiProject (and Wikipedia) and I have created an article about the Wireless Institute Civil Emergency Network in Australia. This was on the To Do list of articles to create. I have tagged it with this project. This is my first Wikipedia article so I would be interested to see what people think. BeigeTeleprinter (talk) 18:37, 16 March 2024 (UTC)