Amateur Radio
682 sites
https://www.qsl.net/dk7zb/start1.htm
DK7ZB's technical antenna resource covers Yagi antenna design, the 28-ohm matching technique, and constructions for amateur radio bands including 2m, 6m, and shortwave. A deep dive into high-gain antenna building for ham radio enthusiasts, featuring the DK7ZB-Match and EME (Earth-Moon-Earth) related content.
https://mnyarc.org/
MNYARC, the Minnesota Youth Amateur Radio Council, is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to sponsoring and supporting youth-oriented amateur radio clubs and activities. The site covers events like JOTA, Skywarn Recognition Day, Girl Scout Jamboree participation, online VE licensing exams, and ham radio science projects for young operators.
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.
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.
https://nerepeaters.com/
The New England Repeater Directory (NERD) is a volunteer-maintained database of amateur radio repeaters across the New England region, updated nightly to ensure accuracy. Visitors can search listings by location and band, plot results on Google Maps, and download the full database as a CSV file for use with radio programming software.
https://qsl.net/cemarc
CEMARC (Council of Eastern Massachusetts Amateur Radio Clubs) is the ARRL-affiliated umbrella organization representing the ham radio community across Eastern Massachusetts, with delegate clubs meeting quarterly to coordinate activities. The site covers club member interests, on-air nets, Field Day information, local club listings, and the council's history dating back to its founding memo.
https://w4cue.com/
The Birmingham Amateur Radio Club (W4CUE) is the official web home of a long-running ham radio club based in Birmingham, Alabama, affiliated with the ARRL. Visitors can find meeting schedules, net frequencies, hamfest event coverage, license exam information, and club news including the annual Citizenship Award.
https://wt4ra.org/
The Western Tidewater Radio Association (WTRA) is an ARRL-affiliated amateur radio club serving Isle of Wight, Surry, and Southampton Counties in Virginia. The site lists upcoming events like QSO parties, flea markets, and Field Day, plus club resources including repeater info, ARES emergency communications, membership rosters, and weather service links.
https://www.qsl.net/k9ona
The Six Meter Club of Chicago (SMCC) is a Chicago-area amateur radio club promoting activity across HF, VHF, and UHF bands, with a focus on six-meter operations, emergency communications, and community radio services. The site lists 2020 meeting dates, net schedules including a Tuesday ragchew net on 50.130 MHz USB, a Two Meter FM Info Net, and a Thursday Digital SSTV net using EasyPal software.
http://n3sh.org/
The Wireless Association of South Hills (WASH) is an amateur radio club based in the South Hills area, offering a rich calendar of activities including Field Day, PA QSO Party, VHF/UHF repeater nets, ARRL licensing exams, and ARES/RACES emergency communications support. The site serves as a hub for both seasoned hams and newcomers curious about getting licensed, with how-to guides, a club newsletter called the WASHRag, and information on public service events like Skywarn spotting.