Amateur Radio
682 sites
https://www.qsl.net/cwra
The Central Wisconsin Repeater Association (CWRA) is a ham radio club based in the Madison/Baraboo area that owns and operates two 2-meter FM repeaters serving southern Wisconsin. Founded over 35 years ago, the site offers membership information, newsletters, board of directors details, and resources like FCC license renewal links, with a notable emphasis on public safety and storm watch coordination.
https://hfsignals.com/
HF Signals is the official home of the BITX line of amateur radio transceivers, offering a range of affordable QRP kits from the $39 all-analog LARCSet to the feature-packed $399 sBitx v3 SDR. Each radio is hand-assembled and tested, with open-source schematics and software, making them popular among homebrewers, beginners, and QRP enthusiasts worldwide.
https://w4atc.ncsu.edu/
W4ATC is the Student Amateur Radio Society at NC State University, a club with over 90 years of history connecting students through the hobby of amateur radio. Visitors can explore the club's equipment archive, QSL information, moonbounce (EME) presentations, and details on joining the active campus radio community.
https://radiomasterlist.com/en/index.html
RadioMasterList.com is a comprehensive reference directory cataloging specifications, performance data, and prices for hundreds of amateur radio transceivers, professional receivers, SDRs, and vintage radios from brands like Yaesu, ICOM, Kenwood, and more. Whether you're comparing HF transceivers or hunting down specs on a classic 1970s shortwave receiver, this site serves as a go-to database for radio enthusiasts and serious operators alike.
https://user.xmission.com/~uarc
The Utah Amateur Radio Club (UARC) is a long-established ham radio club based in Kearns, Utah, offering members access to repeaters, HF remotes, a lending library, and an 'Elmer' mentorship list. The site covers club events like Field Day and potluck dinners, exam schedules, net schedules, and resources for both new and experienced amateur radio operators in Utah.
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.
http://t-hunter.org/
The Southern California Transmitter Hunters is a club dedicated to amateur radio direction finding (RDF), where participants use specialized antenna equipment to track down hidden transmitters. The site covers upcoming hunts, past results, equipment guides, hunt boundaries, and stories from the field, making it a rich resource for the local ham radio foxhunting community.
https://rarclub.net/
The Richmond Amateur Radio Club (RARC) is a Virginia-based ham radio organization with sections covering licensing resources, club repeaters, nets, and public service events. Notable activities include Field Day operations, satellite workshops, balloon chase teams, and volunteer coordination for local community events like the Monument Avenue 10k.
http://scarcnj.org/
The Sussex County Amateur Radio Club (SCARC) is a New Jersey-based ham radio club operating under call sign W2LV, dedicated to education, public service, and advancing the amateur radio hobby. The site features meeting schedules, repeater listings, net information, contest announcements, and details about their annual Hamfest at the Sussex County Fairgrounds, which doubles as the 2025 ARRL Hudson Division Convention.
https://www.qsl.net/lcarc
The Logan County Amateur Radio Club (LCARC) serves ham radio enthusiasts in Logan, West Virginia, about 60 miles south of Charleston. The site provides information on club repeaters, meeting details, membership applications, and archives for this reviving local radio club.