Amateur Radio
682 sites
https://dailydx.com/propagation
The Daily DX is a hub for ham radio operators focused on DXing, offering a curated propagation page with links to solar data, space weather forecasts, and VOACAP prediction tools. Visitors can track HF propagation conditions, solar activity, and greyline predictions to optimize their chances of reaching distant or weak-signal stations.
https://www.qsl.net/wb4kdi
Dave J. Barnes, callsign WB4KDI, maintains this amateur radio site covering radio equipment notes, operating notes, digital modes, and DX beacons. It also includes band condition monitoring tools and an online resources index, making it a handy reference for fellow ham radio enthusiasts.
https://morseresource.com/
MorseResource, created by AI4QR, offers tools and resources for learning and improving Morse code skills, including code generators, daily quote MP3 files, and Morse code podcasts. The podcast idea was born from a desire to practice copying code anywhere, making this a practical and inventive hub for amateur radio enthusiasts.
https://mcrca.org/
The Monroe County Radio Communications Association (MCRCA) is a Michigan ham radio club founded in 1941, making it one of the oldest amateur radio organizations in the state and Michigan's first ARRL Special Service Club. The site introduces the club's mission of helping newcomers obtain FCC amateur radio licenses and connects visitors to related local organizations like the River Raisin Repeater Association.
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://www.qsl.net/mvarg
The Mystic Valley Amateur Radio Group is a club based in eastern Massachusetts that meets monthly at Tufts University in Medford, welcoming anyone interested in the amateur radio hobby. The site lists club officers, repeater information, and a variety of ham radio links including ARRL resources, emergency management contacts, and local net listings.
https://www.qsl.net/evarc
The Elkhorn Valley Amateur Radio Club (EVARC) serves ham radio enthusiasts in Norfolk, Nebraska, with meeting schedules, repeater frequencies, club nets, and licensing test sessions. Maintained by Monty Wilson NR0A, the site also links to propagation tools, ARES registration, local hamfest info, and nearby radio clubs across Nebraska.
https://dxing.com/
DXing.com is a comprehensive reference site sponsored by Universal Radio Research, covering shortwave listening, scanner monitoring, ham radio, pirate radio, numbers stations, and more. Originally created by noted author Harry Helms, it features receiver surveys, frequency guides, QSL reporting tips, and columns from well-known radio writers like Glenn Hauser and Don Schimmel.
https://www.qsl.net/k/kb7tbt//links
KB7TBT's ham radio links page is a well-organized curated directory of amateur radio resources spanning personal ham pages, local and national clubs, ATV groups, email forums, repeater councils, and commercial outlets. Created in 1998 and maintained through 2013, it serves as a comprehensive jumping-off point for hams interested in Arizona-area radio activity as well as broader national amateur radio communities.
https://qsl.net/ct1nmv
The Radio Scouting Department (Departamento de Rádio Escutismo) of the Moinhos de Vento Scout Group in Portugal claims to be the first Portuguese page dedicated to radio scouting, covering Jamboree-on-the-Air (JOTA), JOTI, QSL galleries, frequencies, repeaters, and amateur radio specialties for scouts. With dozens of sections including DXCC, IOTA, telegraphy, scout call books, and historical records, this is a rich resource for the intersection of amateur radio and the scouting movement.