Amateur Radio
682 sites
https://www.qsl.net/w4unc
This QSL.net page belongs to the amateur radio callsign W4UNC, hosted on the popular ham radio web community platform. The directory index suggests a personal station page typical of ham operators sharing their radio activities and station information.
https://lwca.net/
The Longwave Club of America (LWCA) is a dedicated organization serving enthusiasts of radio frequencies below 500 kilohertz, covering LF, VLF, MedFER, HiFER, and Part 15 experimental beacons. Members receive 'The Lowdown,' a bimonthly publication dating back to 1974, featuring DX loggings, homebrew antenna projects, natural radio phenomena, and news from operators around the world.
http://w9az.com/
The Kankakee Area Radio Society (KARS) is an Illinois-based amateur radio club dedicated to promoting and advancing ham radio in the Kankakee region. The site features member resources including meeting schedules, repeater information, fox hunt events, archived newsletters, and a membership application.
http://big.or.jp/~ham/dx.html
A long-running DX information hub operated by Waiwai Ham Life, aggregating 50MHz DX cluster data from Japan with archives stretching back to 1998. The site covers HF DX, EME, 144MHz, and satellite contacts, and includes links to callbooks, DXCC lists, IOTA lists, and logging software for serious DXers.
https://www.qsl.net/7n3wvm
MINOWA Makoto (7N3WVM) shares detailed homebrew QRP amateur radio projects built entirely from scratch at his shack in Chiba, Japan. Visitors will find construction guides for transceivers, antenna tuners, crystal filters, frequency markers, magnetic loop antennas, and various measurement tools, all documented in both Japanese and English.
https://bdxc.org.uk/
The British DX Club (BDXC-UK) is the premier UK organization for radio listeners and DXers, covering shortwave, medium wave, FM, and international broadcast schedules. Members get access to guides, propagation data, a monthly bulletin called Communication, and listings of UK and Irish radio stations.
https://ari.it/
The official portal of the Associazione Radioamatori Italiani (ARI), Italy's national amateur radio association affiliated with the IARU, serving hundreds of thousands of licensed operators across the country. Visitors can access QSL bureau services, HF and VHF/UHF activity bulletins, a radio licensing course, the organization's magazine RadioRivista, and news about DX expeditions and club events.
https://qsl.net/aa3rl/ant2.html
Mike Banz (AA3RL) breaks down the technical question of dipole antenna height with detailed radiation pattern analysis, helping amateur radio operators choose the right height for DX work, local nets, or directional operation. The page features multiple elevation pattern plots comparing dipole performance at various heights, making it a practical reference for hams planning their antenna installations.
https://w9fz.com/
Bruce Richardson's personal hub site collects his various web projects, with ham radio travelogues and VHF Society conference coverage sitting alongside sections on Boy Scout councils, military air base history, and surplus electronics for sale. The callsign W9FZ anchors the site and the ham radio content is the most distinctive thread running through his online presence.
https://ciura.tripod.com/index.html
Steve (KB9JWD) is a ham radio operator and trained weather spotter from Downers Grove, Illinois who built this page to share his twin passions for amateur radio and meteorology. Visitors will find links to SKYWARN spotter gear, the QRZ callsign database, amateur radio practice exams, local radio club pages, and weather resources.