Amateur Radio
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https://www.qsl.net/k/ka5rtf//narc
The Neshoba Amateur Radio Club (N.A.R.C.) serves ham radio operators in Neshoba County, central Mississippi, hosting a Sunday night net on the N5EPP repeater at 147.330 MHz. The site lists 2005 club officers, links to callsign lookup services like QRZ and Buckmaster, and connects visitors to local and regional radio nets.
https://qsl.net/n2jac/jota99/jota99.html
N2JAC documents their participation in Jamboree On The Air (JOTA) 1999, an annual event where Scouts around the world connect via amateur radio, held at Webster Park in Webster, New York. The page is a photo gallery featuring fellow operators like John W3OAB and Irv AF2K, offering a snapshot of grassroots ham radio community events from the late 1990s.
https://w6ka.net/
The Pasadena Radio Club (W6KA) is a Southern California ham radio club offering meetings at Kaiser Permanente in Pasadena with simultaneous Zoom access, plus contests, Field Day events, and local repeater information. The site features a bulletin archive, event calendar, membership resources, and a library of reference materials for both newcomers and experienced amateur radio operators.
AllStarLink
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https://allstarlink.org/
AllStarLink is a non-profit network connecting amateur radio repeaters, remote base stations, and hot spots worldwide using Voice over Internet Protocol built on the open-source Asterisk PBX platform. Ham radio operators can set up their own nodes on hardware as accessible as a Raspberry Pi, linking to thousands of other stations globally with full-duplex audio and Echolink compatibility.
https://tcfmc.org/
The Twin Cities FM Club (TCFMC) is a Minnesota-based amateur radio organization dedicated to emergency communications, community education, and operating local repeater frequencies for ham radio operators in the Twin Cities area. The site features club nets, a weekly swap shop on 146.76, membership sign-up, and resources on technologies like Wires-X, EchoLink, and AllStarLink.
http://qrp.gr/index.htm
SV3ORA is a Greek amateur radio operator's personal site packed with original electronics projects, HF radio circuit designs, and hands-on repair guides for classic gear like Tektronix oscilloscopes, Collins radios, and Heathkit equipment. The site features hundreds of projects spanning antenna designs, tube circuits, QRP transmitters, and vintage test equipment restoration, all presented in classic Web 1.0 style.
https://www.qsl.net/smarc
SMARC (Sparks Mountain Amateur Radio Club) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit amateur radio club featuring meeting announcements, a club magazine called SMARC Sparks, and resources including a Hamfest schedule and Arduino class materials. The site serves as a hub for local ham radio enthusiasts with links to reference files, useful ham radio resources, and club news from the president's shack.
https://qsl.net/n1otx
Paul's N1OTX homepage is a weather-obsessed amateur radio operator's corner of the web, featuring a real-time home weather station for Brockton, MA, Java-based weather casts, and wind chill calculators comparing old and new NWS formulas. Beyond the weather tools, the site also dives into packet radio with a local BROCK node, and offers curated links for amateur radio clubs, ARES/RACES, and general computing resources.
https://qsl.net/scra
Stony Creek Amateur Radio (NC4FM) is a tax-exempt ham radio club based in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, founded in 2000 to mentor new operators, provide emergency communications, and participate in ARRL contests. The site covers repeater information, Field Day events, license testing, and local amateur radio organizations across the region.
https://n5yk.tripod.com/
Randy Ashley (callsign N5YK) shares his personal homepage centered on amateur ham radio, with interests in contesting, 6 meter band, DXing, and RTTY operating from McAllen, Texas. The site also touches on his secondary hobbies of scuba diving and Dutch oven cooking, with links to local Rio Grande Valley ham radio clubs and related resources.