Amateur Radio
682 sites
https://ari.it/
The official portal of the Associazione Radioamatori Italiani (ARI), Italy's national amateur radio association affiliated with the IARU, serving hundreds of thousands of licensed operators across the country. Visitors can access QSL bureau services, HF and VHF/UHF activity bulletins, a radio licensing course, the organization's magazine RadioRivista, and news about DX expeditions and club events.
http://wcarc.org/
The Whitley County Amateur Radio Club is the official online home for ham radio enthusiasts in Whitley County, bringing together local operators under one community organization. Visitors can expect club news, membership information, and resources relevant to the amateur radio hobby in the region.
https://mods.dk/
mods.dk is a comprehensive database of over 6,000 modification and repair articles for amateur radio equipment, covering major brands like Icom, Kenwood, Yaesu, and Motorola. Hobbyists can find instructions for extending transmit/receive ranges, improving packet modem performance, and getting more out of their HAM radio gear.
http://bcfmca.bc.ca/
The British Columbia Frequency Modulation Communications Association (BCFMCA) is a registered Canadian amateur radio charity operating VHF, UHF, and microwave repeaters across British Columbia, including FM, DMR, IRLP, and D-STAR modes. Visitors can check live system status, explore the repeater directory, browse coverage maps, and find membership and donation information for this active ham radio club.
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://pactor.com/
Phil Sussman (N8PS) runs this dedicated resource covering PACTOR, a digital HF radio mode, including news, updates, and reflections on its declining use among amateur radio operators. The site features hardware reviews of SCS PTC TNCs, links to logging software, and candid commentary on the state of digital amateur radio communications.
https://wm7d.net/hamradio
WM7D dot Net is Mark A. Downing's extensive amateur radio link directory, organized into dozens of categories covering antennas, DX clusters, propagation, QRP, Morse code, satellite info, and much more. With five pages of curated links spanning everything from ARRL headquarters to shortwave and six-meter sites, it serves as a comprehensive reference hub for ham radio enthusiasts.
https://qsl.net/w0dk
The Boulder Amateur Radio Club (BARC) is a 501c non-profit educational organization based in Boulder, Colorado, offering monthly meetings, a weekly Wednesday night net, and an award-winning newsletter called BARC's Bark. The site covers club activities including Field Day, repeater information, VE testing, scholarships, and a junior ham program for newcomers to the hobby.
https://nobarc.org/
The Northern Berkshire Amateur Radio Club (NoBARC) serves approximately 150 licensed ham radio operators in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, with repeaters positioned atop Mount Greylock at 3,500 feet providing coverage across a 250-300 mile radius. The site features meeting schedules, DXpedition presentations, repeater information, license classes, field day results, and resources for new hams.
http://laughingpoliceman.com/
The Laughing Policeman Wireless Society (LPWS) is a long-running alternative amateur radio club founded in 1978, dedicated to celebrating the humorous and absurd side of the hobby through audio recordings, court cases involving radio pirates, repeater antics, and radio buffoonery. The site is packed with sections covering pirate radio, CB court cases, Russian jammers, CTCSS tones, and even a "History of Swearing," making it a uniquely entertaining corner of the amateur radio world.