There are so many ham-related websites that it's difficult to come up with something that hasn't already been covered, so I hope that this site will have at least 1 or 2 things that might be of interest to you.  This is a work in progress and I would welcome any suggestions.

I think you'll enjoy the Audio Clips.  These are on-the-air recordings from QSO's with me so you can hear what your station actually sounds like at "the end of the line".  If you do some changes (different microphones, antennas, audio settings, etc); you can hear the difference for yourself.  Let me know when we have a QSO if you would like me to put your audio on the Audio page.  (If you would like to set up a schedule with me, send me an email.  I'm on all HF bands except 160.)

Have you ever heard, on 75 or 160 meters, a bunch of static crashes from lightening and wondered where the storm was? Click on the button below for the Thunderstorm Map and you can see a real-time display of all the thunderstorms in the country.

  Jim, K7JEB, recently added a link from the Arizona-AM website to this one.  Thanks, Jim.  By the way, if you would like to look at that fine website and see the pictures and specifics of all the Arizona AM operators and their stations, click here for the www.arizona-am.net website.