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My HAM Info edit
- Punched card
- Radioteletype
- Beat frequency oscillator
- Oscillation
- Heterodyne
- Teleprinter
- Wireless telegraphy
- Telex
- Baudot code
- Terminal emulator
- Escape sequence
- Echo (computing)
- VT100
- Packet radio
- Packet switching
- Message switching
- Tucson Amateur Packet Radio
- Automatic Packet Reporting System
- PSK31
- APRS Calling
- Automatic Identification System
- Spartan Packet Radio Experiment
- AMTOR
- EBCDIC
- Plan 55-A
- AMPRNet
- Winlink
- D-STAR
- Datagram
- AMSAT
- Amateur radio satellite
- Satellite
- OSCAR
- Orbit
- Kepler's laws of planetary motion
- Ellipse
- Cartesian oval
- Hyperbola
- Kepler orbit
- Ellipsoid
- Ephemeris
- Orbit equation
- List of orbits
- Orbital plane (astronomy)
- Orbital mechanics
- Synchronous orbit
- Geosynchronous orbit
- Semi-synchronous orbit
- Supersynchronous orbit
- Tundra orbit
- Geostationary orbit
- Subsynchronous orbit
- Medium Earth orbit
- Low Earth orbit
- Highly elliptical orbit
- Graveyard orbit
- Apsis
- Geodesic
- Single-sideband modulation
- Frequency modulation
- AX.25
- Store and forward
- Transponder (satellite communications)
- Repeater
- PACTOR
- Frequency-shift keying
- Automatic repeat request
- Amateur television
- Slow-scan television
- Fax
- Bitmap
- Echolink
- Wireless LAN
- Spread spectrum
- Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing
- Wi-Fi
- IEEE 802.11
- Wireless distribution system
- Multiplexing