Amateur Radio
682 sites
http://nu5de.org/
The Naturist Amateur Radio Club (NU5DE) is a unique ham radio club that operates from Star Ranch Nudist Resort in McDade, Texas, combining nude recreation with amateur radio operations. The site showcases their custom QSL cards, including their award-winning 'barefoot' design, and documents their on-air activities during Nude Recreation Week from 2001 onward.
https://www.qsl.net/n4xy/index.htm
N4XY's personal site covers a wide range of interests centered on ham radio, including QRP, homebrew equipment, boat anchors, RTTY, antennas, and telegraph keys. Beyond radio, the site branches into photography, tropical and marine fish, orchids, ferns, and family, making it a rich window into a dedicated hobbyist's world.
http://njqrp.org/
The New Jersey QRP Club is a community organization for amateur radio enthusiasts focused on low-power (QRP) radio operation and homebrew electronics projects. Visitors will find sprint contest results, homebrew project showcases, TeamSpeak design sessions, and resources for QRP builders in the New Jersey region.
http://bsa13.com/jota
BSA13's Jamboree on the Air page documents Pack, Troop, and Crew 13's participation in JOTA, the annual worldwide event where Scouts communicate with each other via ham radio. Operating under callsign KE9JQ on 20 meters, BSA13 has contacted Scouts in over 25 countries using both voice and Morse code over 28 years of participation.
http://mndmr.net/
MNDMR.net is the home of Minnesota's first in-house DMR repeater CBRIDGE network, providing information about connected repeaters, talkgroups, and codeplugs for digital radio users in the region. The site serves the local amateur radio community with resources for the MNSTATE and MNTAC talkgroups on the Brandmeister network.
https://www.qsl.net/mcarc
The Mayes County Amateur Radio Club (MCARC) serves northeast Oklahoma hams with three wide-area repeaters and hosts weekly nets on Thursday and Wednesday evenings. The site includes club officer info, bylaws, meeting schedules, and a Field Day 2016 YouTube video, making it a practical hub for local ham radio operators.
https://www.qsl.net/n1pce
John N1PCE runs the Northern New Hampshire AllStar Network, a linked repeater system spanning Whitefield and Groveton with VHF/UHF nodes and a DMR BrandMeister connection on Cannon Mountain. The site lists node frequencies, CTCSS tones, ASL node numbers, and a weekly 'North Country Weather Net' schedule for amateur radio operators in the north country region.
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.
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://hharc.org/
The Huber Heights Amateur Radio Club (HHARC), operating under call sign NO8I, is a welcoming Ohio-based club that supports two local repeaters and hosts monthly meetings for licensed and unlicensed radio enthusiasts alike. The site provides repeater frequencies, D-Star and AllStar node info, area nets, license testing resources, and links to ARRL and Ohio Section resources.