Amateur Radio
682 sites
https://qsl.net/we4ncs
The NC State Alumni Amateur Radio Association (WE4NCS) connects NC State University alumni who hold amateur radio licenses, serving as a community hub for Wolfpack grads passionate about ham radio. The site features an alumni registry form, a list of licensed NC State alums, and links to university resources, sports, and engineering programs.
https://k5rmg.com/
The Roadrunners Microwave Group (RMG) is a Texas-based amateur radio club focused on operation and technical aspects of microwave communications, particularly on bands above 420 MHz and up to 10 GHz. The site lists meeting schedules, weekly nets, activity nights, and resources for hams interested in pushing into the higher frequency bands.
http://aprs.net/
Steve Dimse's site introduces APRS (Automatic Position Reporting System), a ham radio-based network for transmitting GPS position reports, weather data, and messages, with an interactive Java applet showing live amateur radio operator positions in South Florida. The site showcases Steve's own contribution to APRS: the internet gateway software (javAPRS) that bridges local ham radio packets to the web for real-time map display.
https://qsl.net/jh3ybs/index_e.html
The JH3YBS Hyogo Scout Council Amateur Radio Club represents the official radio station of the Boy Scouts Hyogo Council in Japan, supporting amateur radio activities within scouting. The site outlines club activities including JOTA (Jamboree on the Air), TDOTA, overseas jamborees, contests, and equipment details, making it a valuable hub for scout radio enthusiasts.
https://msuarc.egr.msu.edu/
The MSU Amateur Radio Club (W8SH) has been connecting students to ham radio at Michigan State University since 1919, with roots tracing back to the founding of what would become WKAR public radio. The site offers club membership info, repeater details, and original tools like POTAVis and FoxHuntr built by club members to help hams visualize POTA activations and practice radio direction finding.
https://www.qsl.net/jars
The Jacksonville Amateur Radio Society (JARS) of Jacksonville, Illinois maintains this club homepage listing their 1999-2000 officers and contact information under the callsign K9JX. The site is a member of the AR-Ring webring, reflecting the club's commitment to connecting with the broader amateur radio community.
https://qsl.net/w6ci
Larry Marshall, callsign W6CI, shares his passion for amateur radio through this classic hobbyist homepage hosted on QSL.net, a dedicated ham radio web community. Visitors will find multiple photo albums, an introduction to the world of ham radio, and a glimpse into Larry's life as a licensed operator based in Fontana, California.
http://eqsl.cc/qslcard
eQSL.cc is the premier online platform for amateur radio operators to exchange electronic QSL cards, the digital equivalent of the traditional confirmation cards sent between hams after a contact. The site supports logging, awards tracking, contest records, and international callsign lookup, making it an essential hub for the global ham radio community.
https://wz5bbs.com/radio
WZ5BBS is the amateur radio station page of an Amateur Extra class licensee, cataloging an impressive shack setup including Icom, Kenwood, and Yaesu radios alongside Diamond and Chameleon antennas. The site tracks APRS iGate activity, multiple logbooks like POTA and Logbook of the World, fox hunting events, and club memberships with the Oak Hill and Austin Amateur Radio clubs.
https://qsl.net/ve3sar
The Lambton County Radio Club (LCRC) is a ham radio club serving Sarnia and Lambton County, Ontario, Canada, founded in 1982 to promote amateur radio, shortwave listening, and electronic experimentation. The site covers club meetings, activities, repeater frequencies, licensing resources for both Canada and the USA, and features photos from events like Field Day and Museums On The Air contests.