Amateur Radio
682 sites
https://qsl.net/kd6ngy
A personal amateur radio page for callsign KD6NGY, hosted on the QSL.net amateur radio web server. The page appears to rely on a Java applet for its main content, which is no longer accessible in modern browsers.
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.
http://ka7oei.blogspot.com/
Clint KA7OEI shares deep technical explorations on amateur radio, electronics, and RF experimentation, with posts covering everything from WSPR beacons and WWVB clocks to ultrasonic receivers and antenna modifications. The breadth of tag keywords alone reveals years of obsessive hands-on tinkering, making this a goldmine for technically-minded hams and electronics hobbyists.
https://qsl.net/ke6wuk
A QSL.net-hosted personal page for amateur radio operator KE6WUK, part of the popular free web hosting service dedicated to ham radio enthusiasts. The directory index is essentially empty or inaccessible, offering no visible content beyond a bare file listing.
https://qsl.net/w1crs
The Connecticut Radio Society (W1CRS) is a ham radio club based in Connecticut, inviting active amateur operators to join their community. The site features a patriotic theme with references to CW (Morse code) keying and special transmissions, reflecting the club's dedication to traditional amateur radio operation.
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.
https://thesignman.com/qsl
The SignMan of Baton Rouge offers QSL cards specifically designed for the 10-10 International Net amateur radio organization, with multiple card styles including standard and eyeball business-card sizes. Pricing, ordering information, and design previews are all presented here, alongside links to other SignMan products like name badges, magnetic signs, and Skywarn items.
http://xmlog.com/
XMLog is a free amateur radio logbook application for Windows, created by Michael McAmis (W1ECT), offering flexible log searching, awards tracking for DXCC, WAZ, and WAS, LoTW integration, and callbook lookups. The site serves as the official download and support hub for the software, with documentation, beta releases, and a linked community group on groups.io.
https://qsl.net/kf4awn
Hosted on QSL.net, this site belongs to an amateur radio club (callsign KF4AWN) and includes member pages, club history, net operator information, and weekly breakfast meeting reports from 2010. The extensive member roster with individual callsign pages and multiple breakfast meeting logs suggest an active local ham radio club with a strong community presence.
http://bitxhacks.blogspot.com/
BITX Hacks is a technical blog by Pete N6QW dedicated to modifications, hacks, and experiments with the BITX40 and uBitx transceiver boards. Posts cover hands-on hardware tweaks like display upgrades, inline fuse wiring, and external linear amplifier controls, making it a practical resource for amateur radio homebrewers.