Amateur Radio
682 sites
https://www.qsl.net/paara
The Palo Alto Amateur Radio Association (PAARA) maintains this club homepage listing meeting times, net schedules, and operating award details for their active weekly net on the W6APZ repeater. A snapshot of early 2000s ham radio club life in the San Francisco Bay Area, complete with a newsletter archive and contact information for local members.
http://k3pgp.org/
K3PGP's Experimenter's Corner is a wide-ranging amateur radio and electronics hobbyist site covering everything from VLF to light, including moonbounce (EME), lasers, antenna construction, and weak signal work. Run by the operator K3PGP, the site spans decades of experimentation and also touches on astronomy, bicycle construction, and software.
http://trx-manager.com/
TRX-Manager, created by Laurent F6DEX, is a CAT control, DXing, and logging software package supporting nearly 150 transceivers including models from Yaesu, Kenwood, Icom, and Elecraft. Though distribution has been discontinued, the site still provides updates for registered users and bilingual support in both English and French.
http://scarcnj.org/
The Sussex County Amateur Radio Club (SCARC) is a New Jersey-based ham radio club operating under call sign W2LV, dedicated to education, public service, and advancing the amateur radio hobby. The site features meeting schedules, repeater listings, net information, contest announcements, and details about their annual Hamfest at the Sussex County Fairgrounds, which doubles as the 2025 ARRL Hudson Division Convention.
https://kc1xx.com/
KC1XX is the site for a competitive amateur radio station, featuring details about the station setup, antenna systems, and the team behind the operation. Visitors can browse the station gallery, search logs, and request QSL cards, with a bonus section covering the HJ4XX DX expedition.
https://www.qsl.net/ng3p
Gwen Patton (callsign NG3P) shares her journey into amateur radio, from childhood fascination with a massive Navy surplus shortwave receiver to earning her No-Code Technician license in 1999 and building an impressive shack. The site details her radio equipment including Yaesu, Alinco, and ICOM rigs, her QRP interests, and connects to ham radio webrings.
https://sites.google.com/site/kb3awq/W3AHS
KB3AWQ.com is the personal amateur radio site of John W. Springman III, centered on the W3AHS and KB3AWQ repeater link system serving Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The site documents the technical setup of multiple linked repeaters across VHF, UHF, and HF bands including Echolink, Allstarlink, and Raspberry Pi-based interconnects, along with repeater coverage maps, band conditions, and a live Lycoming County scanner feed.
http://letarc.net/
LETARC appears to be a local amateur radio club or organization, with the URL structure suggesting an established regional radio group. The site likely serves as an online home for club members and enthusiasts interested in amateur radio activities and communications.
https://rarclub.net/
The Richmond Amateur Radio Club (RARC) is a Virginia-based ham radio organization with sections covering licensing resources, club repeaters, nets, and public service events. Notable activities include Field Day operations, satellite workshops, balloon chase teams, and volunteer coordination for local community events like the Monument Avenue 10k.
http://dfma.org/
The Durham FM Association (DFMA) is an amateur radio club based in Durham, North Carolina, serving members across the Research Triangle Area with repeaters, monthly meetings, and public service activities. The site covers club events, repeater information, newsletters, ARES/AUXCOMM support, and Field Day activities, making it a central hub for local ham radio enthusiasts.