Grid Locator - ARRL
Grid squares are a shorthand means of describing your general location anywhere on the Earth. Although probably the most valuable area on this page is the Web Links section, the article, " …
Grid Squares - ARRL
The Summits on the Air Mapping Page offers a dynamic, zoomable Locator grid map and can also be used to look up the grid squares of hilltops used by Amateurs. GPS units that support the …
Grids - ARRL
Your 2 degree × 1 degree grid locator, measuring approximately 100 miles by 70 miles, is indicated by just two letters (the field) and two numbers (the locator). For most North …
Maps - ARRL
Large, colorful wall map features current geographic detail and labels, grid squares, call sign prefixes, boundaries and more. ARRL Grid Locator for North America -- Size 11" x 17" The …
About Grid Squares - ARRL
*Use the ARRL Locator. This Web page will let you enter a city and state and will return the location-- including the latitude/longitude and 4-digit grid square). This is sufficiently precise for …
ARRL World Grid Locator Atlas - American Radio Relay League
This world grid locator atlast is the perfect addition to every amateur radio station. Product Details Softcover: 22 pages Publisher: The American Radio Relay League, Inc. Copyright: 1984-2020 …
Where Am I? - ARRL
A grid-square map and an atlas are available from the ARRL. (See the publications catalog elsewhere in this issue.) If you know your precise coordinates, you can also determine your …
Grid Locator - centennial-qso-party.arrl.org
One of the first things you will notice when you tune the low end of any VHF band is that most QSOs include an exchange of "grid squares." What are grid squares? Well, they're more like …
Grid Locator - centennial-qp.arrl.org
Grid squares are a shorthand means of describing your general location anywhere on the Earth. Although probably the most valuable area on this page is the Web Links section, the article, " …
VUCC - ARRL
The VUCC award is given for contact with a minimum number of Maidenhead grid locators per band. For further explanation and information please view the VUCC Rules. Note: Click here …