[Meteor-Scatter] VHF at DMOZ

Tue, 23 Jul 2002 20:06:19 +0200

Folks,

another year has gone and here we are again with the ususal dmoz
entries:
This is non commercial stuff!
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Got a nice VHF Web Site and would like to have this site listed at dmoz
- the open project search engine?
I'm the editor of sub categories VHF, Meteorscatter, 50 MHz and
Moonbounce since June 1999 and if you would like to see your site 
listed here just fill out the form here:

http://dmoz.org/cgi-bin/add.cgi?where=Recreation/Radio/Amateur/VHF

and add your URL. You will be listed soon. Please don't reply to this
mail with your URL and site description cause it takes too long
to get the whole stuff copied from/to...

Check out who's already in or not here:

http://dmoz.org/Recreation/Radio/Amateur/VHF/

Now what is dmoz all about?

Egnies using dmoz data: Google, Netscape, Dictionary.com, HotBot, 
Dogpile, Lycos, Linux.com, MetaPro, NetFinder USA, TopFile.com, 
Netoo!, AltaVista, Excite, etc.

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73 Udo, DK5YA
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http://www.vhfdx.de/
http://www.qsl.net/dk5ya/ (Mirror USA)
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