Amateur Radio
682 sites
http://omnicron.com/~ford/ford.html
Mike Ditto's personal homepage, created in 1993 and barely updated since, covers his life as a software engineer in Austin with interests spanning amateur radio, maps, music, skiing, and computers. A built-in Morse Code Translator and links to his blog with OpenSolaris home networking tips make it a small but charming relic of early web culture.
https://www.qsl.net/sra
The Sierra Radio Association's former web presence, now redirecting visitors to their new home at k6sra.org. This amateur radio club page serves as a forwarding notice for members and ham radio enthusiasts looking to connect with the organization.
https://n7kom.com/
N7KOM is the personal site of a Pacific Northwest ham radio operator specializing in QRP portable operations and Summits On The Air (SOTA) activations. Visitors will find a QRP trap kit build guide, a getting-started SOTA resource, and links to a YouTube channel, stickers, and the Cascadia Radio Discord community.
https://www.qsl.net/nx0g
The Mountain Amateur Radio Club (MARC) is a ham radio club based in Teller County, Colorado, serving local amateur radio enthusiasts in the region. This page is a redirect notice pointing visitors to the club's new home at nx0g.org, with very little remaining content at this location.
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.
https://k3can.us/
K3CAN's homepage belongs to a licensed amateur radio operator, identified by the FCC-style callsign K3CAN. The site appears to be a classic old-web personal page with ASCII art and a frames-based layout, offering a glimpse into the hobbyist ham radio community of the early internet era.
https://qsl.net/sidxa
The Swan Island DX Association is an informal club of amateur radio operators in the Raleigh, North Carolina area united by the pursuit of DX contacts and QSL card collecting. The site includes meeting details, member photos spanning multiple years at local restaurants, links to DX bulletins, and a history of the CIA clandestine radio station on Swan Island that inspired the club's name.
https://pcars.org/wp
The Platinum Coast Amateur Radio Society (PCARS, callsign W4MLB) is a Florida non-profit club serving amateur radio operators in central and southern Brevard County for over 60 years. The site covers club membership, monthly meetings, the Melbourne Hamfest, VE licensing exams, ARRL Field Day, emergency nets, local repeaters, and mentorship resources for hams at every experience level.
https://rep.pt/
The Rede dos Emissores Portugueses (REP) is Portugal's national amateur radio association, founded in 1926 and a member of the IARU since 1933, representing ham radio operators across Portugal, the Azores, and Madeira. The site offers a repeater network directory covering VHF/UHF FM, DMR, D-Star, Echolink, and more, alongside news, contests, licensing information, and regulatory resources from ANACOM.
https://www.qsl.net/w6ka
The W6KA Pasadena Radio Club is the official web presence for a California-based amateur radio club serving the Pasadena and Altadena area. The page serves as a gateway to the club's main sites and connects visitors to the Amateur Radio World Ring webring network.