Amateur Radio
682 sites
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://para.buxcom.net/
The Philadelphia Area Repeater Association (PARA) maintains this club site listing their extensive network of repeaters across the greater Philadelphia region, including Valley Forge, Camden, and surrounding areas. Visitors can find club history dating back to 1971, officer listings, membership info, and links to ARRL and FCC resources for ham radio operators.
https://hharc.org/
The Huber Heights Amateur Radio Club (HHARC), operating under call sign NO8I, is a welcoming Ohio-based club that supports two local repeaters and hosts monthly meetings for licensed and unlicensed radio enthusiasts alike. The site provides repeater frequencies, D-Star and AllStar node info, area nets, license testing resources, and links to ARRL and Ohio Section resources.
https://wm7d.net/
Mark Downing (WM7D) runs this ham radio hub featuring a searchable callsign database, real-time solar flux reports, and dedicated resource pages for Yaesu radios including the FT2000, FT920, and FT100. Visitors will also find DX cluster links, QSO maps, TR Log for Linux, and a curated collection of amateur radio links.
https://www.qsl.net/barc
The Bristol Amateur Radio Club (BARC) serves ham radio enthusiasts in the Bristol, TN/VA area, with information about their local FM and C4FM repeaters, monthly meetings, newsletters, and contesting activities. A long-running club site hosted on QSL.NET, it connects members and visitors to resources for advancing amateur radio knowledge and community involvement.
https://www.qsl.net/w9ikn
The Elgin Amateur Radio Society (E.A.R.S.), callsign W9IKN, was a ham radio club based in Elgin, Illinois with roots stretching back to the early 1930s. This archived homepage serves as a farewell tribute, noting the club's disbanding and expired licenses in 2007, with a link to its past history preserved by member Chuck Henrici (N9TZO).
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://realhamradio.com/
K8CU's amateur radio station site features well-documented technical construction projects including high-power GS35B RF amplifiers, HF log periodic antennas, GPS frequency standards, and Six meter equipment. Vintage receiver restoration, mobile RFI solutions, and detailed technical articles make this a rich resource for serious radio amateurs worldwide.
https://qsl.net/a/aa6j//radiomb
Created by AA6J Bill Jeffrey, an Assistant Scoutmaster and Merit Badge Counselor from San Diego, this site provides study notes and guidance to help Boy Scouts earn the Radio Merit Badge without needing a ham license or Morse code knowledge. It covers all eight requirements for the badge and includes links to additional resources, updated for the 2002 BSA requirements.
https://qsl.net/ke4ish
KE4ISH is the personal ham radio page of a licensed operator in Liberty County, Georgia, with over 20 years of professional communications experience spanning the Army and telephone industry. The site covers his role as Assistant Emergency Coordinator, involvement with Georgia Army MARS, local club and repeater info, and participation in the Amateur Radio Webring.