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<h1>Share 🌎HamDXMap on your web page </h1>
<p>
You can share the link to <a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net"> HamDXMap</a> easily by paste the partial html code in your source. Here some variants representation.
Select, copy and paste one of the code section below.
</p>
<h2>HamDXMap link with logo</h2>
<h3>Tiny logo</h3>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : MUF foF2 realtime live map"><img src="https://dxmap.f5uii.net/logo_HamDXMap_full.png" width='100px'></a>
<pre>
<code>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : MUF foF2 realtime live map"><img src="https://dxmap.f5uii.net/logo_HamDXMap_full.png" width='100px'></a>
</code>
</pre>
<h3>Standard logo</h3>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : MUF foF2 realtime live map"><img src="https://dxmap.f5uii.net/logo_HamDXMap_full.png" width='200px'></a>
<pre>
<code>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : MUF foF2 realtime live map"><img src="https://dxmap.f5uii.net/logo_HamDXMap_full.png" width='200px'></a>
</code>
</pre>
<h3>Big logo !</h3>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : MUF foF2 realtime live map"><img src="https://dxmap.f5uii.net/logo_HamDXMap_full.png" width=''></a>
<pre>
<code>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : MUF foF2 realtime live map"><img src="https://dxmap.f5uii.net/logo_HamDXMap_full.png" width=''></a>
</code>
</pre>
<h2>HamDXMap text link</h2>
<h3>HamDXMap link text</h3>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : MUF foF2 realtime live map">HamDXMap </a>
<pre>
<code>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : MUF foF2 realtime live map">HamDXMap</a>
</code>
</pre>
<h3>HamDXMap link with initialization with two Maindenhead grids</h3>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net/?txg=GJ35PE&rxg=JN37QQ&proj=equalEarth" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : Here link between Kourou and F-Alsace">HamDXMap Kourou/Alsace</a>
<p>Instructions : In the link there are optionals three parameters that can be setup</p>
<p> - txg : is the TX grid (6 characters)</p>
<p> - rxg : is the RX grid (6 characters)</p>
<p> - proj : is the projection map to be displayed (one of this case sensitive value : globe, mercator, equalEarth, equirectangular, naturalEarth )</p>
<code>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net/?txg=GJ35PE&rxg=JN37QQ&proj=equalEarth" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : Here link between Kourou and F-Alsace">HamDXMap Kourou/Alsace</a>
</code>
</pre>
<h3>Including HamDXMap link in a long text</h3>
A DXer amateur radio operator is someone who is passionate about communicating with other radio enthusiasts around the world. Using their radio equipment, they are able to contact people in far-off places, sometimes even on the other side of the planet. This is an exciting and unique experience, as it allows the DXer to connect with people and cultures that they may never have had the chance to encounter otherwise. Now Dxer are helped by <a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : MUF foF2 realtime live map">an application named 🌎HamDXMap </a> that gives the realtime Maximum Usable Frequency that is developped by Chris F5UII. There is a great sense of accomplishment that comes with successfully making contact with someone thousands of miles away, and many DXers are driven by the challenge of pushing their equipment and skills to the limit in order to achieve this goal. For the dedicated DXer, the thrill of making long-distance contacts and building relationships with other radio operators around the world is truly unmatched.
<pre>
<code>
<a href="https://dxmap.f5uii.net" target="_blank" title="HamDXMap - Maximize your range : MUF foF2 realtime live map">
</code>
</pre>
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