Amateur Radio
682 sites
https://www.qsl.net/fcarc
Hosted on QSL.net, this appears to be the web presence for FCARC, likely a local amateur radio club or organization. The site is indexed on the QSL.net network, a well-known hosting platform dedicated to ham radio groups and operators worldwide.
https://n4gn.com/sr
Tim Totten (N4GN) built this dedicated archive for the 1997 BS7H amateur radio DXpedition to Scarborough Reef, one of the rarest DXCC entities in the world. Visitors can search the expedition's QSO log, review operating frequencies and bulletins, meet the operating team, and explore QSL card information from this historic contact event.
http://txvhffm.org/
The Texas VHF-FM Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to frequency coordination and establishing standards for amateur radio repeaters across the state of Texas. Visitors can search repeater listings, renew coordinations, access technical articles, and find information about general meetings and board elections.
https://radioring.neocities.org/
The Radio Ring is a Neocities-based webring connecting personal websites whose owners share a love of radio, welcoming both amateur radio enthusiasts and casual fans alike. Built on the onionring framework, it offers simple join instructions and links members together in a navigable loop.
https://w4ug.com/
The Virginia Beach Amateur Radio Club (VBARC) is the home of callsign W4UG, an ARRL Special Service club serving the Virginia Beach area with monthly meetings, license testing sessions, and public service events. Visitors can find club bylaws, membership details, local repeater information, and upcoming contests and QRP Saturdays.
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.
https://www.qsl.net/in3vrr
Roberto Vendrame (IN3VRR) out of Bolzano, Italy offers LOGvrr, a freeware amateur radio logging suite featuring a logbook, international callbook with 1.8 million entries, and PacketCluster support. The site provides free downloads of the software in ARJ archives, ISO disc images, and supporting utilities for ham radio operators managing QSOs and LoTW confirmations.
https://www.radioing.com/
Radioing.com, created by Charlie Bautsch (W5AM), is a sprawling amateur radio network covering everything from licensing guides and RF calculators to virtual museums of classic Collins Radio equipment and vintage transceivers. With over 4,000 ham radio links, callsign search tools, Morse code resources, classified ads, and a remote station, this site is a comprehensive hub for both newcomers and seasoned hams.
https://arca-az.org/
The Arizona Repeater Council of Arizona (ARCA) appears to be an organization coordinating amateur radio repeater operations across the state of Arizona. The site uses frames-based navigation, suggesting an older web presence dedicated to ham radio coordination and regional repeater management.
http://monitoringtimes.com/html/mttopHF.html
Monitoring Times presents a curated list of over 1000 active HF frequencies compiled by Larry Van Horn (N5FPW), covering military, marine, government, and civil air patrol communications worldwide. A valuable reference for shortwave listeners and scanner enthusiasts, the list spans frequencies from 2 MHz to nearly 30 MHz with detailed mode and geographic information.