Amateur Radio
682 sites
https://yb0ah.tripod.com/
H.K. Ardiwinata (YB0AH) built this Indonesian amateur radio resource covering homebrew electronics, circuit diagrams, and equipment manuals collected from personal experience and other ham radio sites. It features sections on basic electronics, ham equipment manuals, and electronics circuit diagrams, making it a useful reference for Indonesian ham radio enthusiasts.
https://jars.net/
The Johnston Amateur Radio Society (JARS) is a North Carolina-based ham radio club founded in 1975, serving members in the Johnston County area with a dedicated repeater on the AK4H frequency at 147.270 MHz. The site offers membership info, event listings, newsletters, a 'How to Become a HAM' guide, VE team details, and club history spanning over 40 years of amateur radio fellowship.
http://users.rcn.com/rmacedo
Robert Macedo's homepage covers emergency communications in Eastern Massachusetts, with a focus on ARES, RACES, and SKYWARN activities including severe weather activation reports dating back to 1997. The site documents real storm events like nor'easters, tropical storms, and severe weather outbreaks alongside training drills, NWS Taunton SKYWARN program info, and links to ham radio and weather resources nationwide.
http://edsradio.com/
Ed's Radio (AA6ED) is a comprehensive amateur radio resource focused on the Greater Los Angeles Area, covering local clubs across four counties, VHF/UHF nets organized by day, licensing exams, and swap meets. The site also includes educational content on basic electronics, Morse code, Q codes, and band plans, making it a handy reference for both new and experienced hams in Southern California.
http://kf6c.com/
KF6C is an amateur radio operator's site featuring information on remote radio operation, custom transceiver designs like the SL600 and G3ZVCmkII, and vintage radios including Eddystone and Collins equipment. Visitors can also browse hard-to-find parts and accessories for sale, making it a useful stop for both radio hobbyists and collectors.
https://w6ka.net/
The Pasadena Radio Club (W6KA) is a Southern California ham radio club offering meetings at Kaiser Permanente in Pasadena with simultaneous Zoom access, plus contests, Field Day events, and local repeater information. The site features a bulletin archive, event calendar, membership resources, and a library of reference materials for both newcomers and experienced amateur radio operators.
https://tapr.org/
TAPR (Tucson Amateur Packet Radio) is a longstanding amateur radio organization focused on advancing digital communications technology for ham radio operators. The site hosts decades of Digital Communications Conference papers, open hardware licenses, packet radio resources, and membership services for experimenters pushing the boundaries of amateur radio technology.
https://qsl.net/nogaqrp
The NOGA QRP Club is an amateur radio club focused on low-power (QRP) radio operation, Morse code (CW), and kit building and construction. This page serves as a redirect to the club's new home at nogaqrp.org, with meta keywords hinting at a community centered around QRP kits like the Pixie transceiver.
https://qsl.net/ke4ish
KE4ISH is the personal ham radio page of a licensed operator in Liberty County, Georgia, with over 20 years of professional communications experience spanning the Army and telephone industry. The site covers his role as Assistant Emergency Coordinator, involvement with Georgia Army MARS, local club and repeater info, and participation in the Amateur Radio Webring.
http://k6may.com/
The personal ham radio page of K6MAY, a licensed amateur radio operator whose callsign is registered on QRZ.com, featuring a live UTC clock display and imagery related to Collins radio equipment, railroads, biking, and modeling. The site blends the operator's ham radio identity with glimpses of other hobbies, making it a classic old-web shack page from the amateur radio community.