Amateur Radio
682 sites
http://greencountryhamfest.org/
Green Country Hamfest, Inc. organizes the annual amateur radio hamfest held at the Claremore Expo Center in Claremore, Oklahoma. The site provides information about this West Gulf Division event, serving ham radio enthusiasts from the region.
https://oevsv.at/home
The ÖVSV (Österreichischer Versuchssenderverband) is the official national amateur radio organization of Austria, covering all nine regional associations and offering resources on licensing, operating modes, contests, and technical information. Visitors can find band plans, contest calendars, QSL card services, satellite radio info, and news about events like HAM RADIO Friedrichshafen and the organization's 100-year anniversary.
http://bozonets.com/
Bozo Net is a VHF/UHF amateur radio community site centered around the Los Angeles and Central California ham radio scene, with a charming origin story about the 144.200 MHz national calling frequency and how the nickname 'Bozo' was born. The site covers topics like beacon info, HOA antenna restrictions, tower raising, and links to ARRL legislative efforts affecting amateur radio operators.
https://sites.google.com/site/kb3awq/W3AHS
KB3AWQ.com is the personal amateur radio site of John W. Springman III, centered on the W3AHS and KB3AWQ repeater link system serving Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The site documents the technical setup of multiple linked repeaters across VHF, UHF, and HF bands including Echolink, Allstarlink, and Raspberry Pi-based interconnects, along with repeater coverage maps, band conditions, and a live Lycoming County scanner feed.
https://sharc.net/
The South Hills Amateur Radio Club (SHARC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, serving ham radio enthusiasts across the South Hills region with callsigns KS3R, N3WX, and W3PIT. The site offers detailed information on club repeaters, Field Day events, membership, VE testing schedules, and an extensive swap-and-shop classifieds section for amateur radio equipment.
https://qsl.net/qarg
The Quincy Area Repeater Group (QARG) was a club of licensed amateur radio operators in West Central Illinois who established and maintained the 147.195MHz 2M repeater serving the Quincy, Illinois and North Eastern Missouri area. The site serves as a historical record of the group's 18-year operation before transferring control to the Western Illinois Amateur Radio Club, including a full list of charter members and their callsigns.
https://n7uzg.tripod.com/
Mike Di Ross (N7UZG) runs this sprawling personal homepage covering his ham radio license renewal, travels across the US and abroad, run-ins with police, and miscellaneous life experiences. The site is a raw, unfiltered chronicle of one person's wandering life, with sections on cities he has lived in, engineering jobs, and even Perl cookie scripting.
https://msuarc.egr.msu.edu/
The MSU Amateur Radio Club (W8SH) has been connecting students to ham radio at Michigan State University since 1919, with roots tracing back to the founding of what would become WKAR public radio. The site offers club membership info, repeater details, and original tools like POTAVis and FoxHuntr built by club members to help hams visualize POTA activations and practice radio direction finding.
https://www.qsl.net/farg
The Friends of Amateur Radio Group (FARG), operating under callsign N9LCR, is a Chicago-area amateur radio club promoting radio knowledge, fraternalism, and community outreach through multiple digital and Allstar nets. The site connects members and visitors to club nets like the Net with No Name, Teapots Tech-Friday Net, and Kidz Connection Net, and features event coverage from Field Day and the Yuma Hamfest.
http://wala.org/
WALA, the Western Amateur Linking Association, is a Southern California ham radio club focused on IRLP (Internet Radio Linking Project) networking, connecting operators across multiple repeaters throughout California and beyond. The site hosts news, operating guidelines, node status, and recordings of notable QSOs, including a memorable on-air conversation with Los Angeles radio personality Shotgun Tom Kelly.