Ham Home Pages - U.S.
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 AC6V's Index to DX and Ham Radio

If there is such a thing as a "10 key" site, THIS ONE IS IT. Rod has put together a listing of Ham Radio links that will blow you away! Don't kid yourself, we stumbled onto this one, and it is great. If you go no where else, you need to visit this site.
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 b0ZO Amateur Radio Fraternity This site is under construction with a small bit of content now. It contains 5 links to other sites, as well as some DXpedition news from fraternity trips.
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 Captain Bob's Page You'll find extensive site listings for Amateur Radio, Live Video Cams, and Weather here. And if you're interested in any form of aviation, this place is for you.
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 Ham Links Here is another 10 key site. This is TOP NOTCH and run well run by John Woodstock (K1DWU). John has put together a list of exceptional ham site links which he UPDATES WEEKLY! Quite an effort on his part. The links are well organized and easy to access. This is a MUST TRY!!!
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 K1STB's Home Page Denis has a wide range of interests, which are well represented here. Among his many achievements, he is a Class 1 Firefighter in Rhode Island, so Denis is well versed in emergency situations. He is also an EMT and has a strong interest in Public Safety in general. Check his page for links to the American Red Cross, a Police & Fire page, a patches page, and information on his photographic interests.
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 K3QK's Web Site Gregg has constructed a well organized site filled with links to many places of interest for Ham operators.
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 K3WWP's Ham Radio Activities John has put together a site of interest to anyone seeking information about QRP CW. Be sure to fill out John's Visitors List Form so you can read comments from the many fine Hams who have dropped by over time.
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 K4CNW's Home Page Jack Burks home page is the home of the "Little Pistol" DX page. By the looks of things here, Jack enjoys low power DXing, experimenting with wire antennas, contesting, collecting and operating "glow in the dark" radios, and CW.
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 K4MA Home Page K4MA is as close to a Vanity Callsign guru as they come, and this is his home page. You'll find information on Contesters & DX'ers, Contesting On-line, CQ Contesting Magazine, and the EIDX Network. Good informative site.
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 K4MA's Vanity Callsign Information This is one of K4MA's other Amateur radio related interests, gathering information about the Vanity program and putting it on-line in a concise, easy-to-use format. THIS is the definitive source for Vanity information and related licensing activity.
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 K4SX's Amateur Radio Station Home Page Ron lives in Cumming, GA, just a few miles North from where I used to work. His site gives you details about his station, and has links to HyperLog, WWW Virtual Library, the ARRL, AC6V DX reference page, the QRZ home page, and other sites of interest.
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 K4VDN's Virginia Digital Emergency Network (VDEN) Home Page Ben's VDEN page contains links to Virginia ARES, a Skywarn link, a VDEN system map, and weather links for Virginia. If you are interested in emergency and backup communications, especially in Virginia, check this page out.
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 K9AAU's Home Page - Robert C. Erwood A good list of sites "worthy of thought". Robert's page is out of Chicago, IL. You can reach Robert directly at erwood@mcs.com.
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 KB4FOS's Home Page Joe's site contains information about KB4FOS, some radio frequencies which may be of interest, "Groovy Sites", and recent reports of solar and geomagnetic activity.
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 R. Dale Piedfort - KB7UB Good reference site with a number of links to other Amateur Radio related sites of interest.
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 Andy Funk - KB7UV A collection of Amateur Radio related links and information.
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 KB9PCW's Virtual Ham Shack Austin has put together a site with links to personal info about his station, QTH news, and links to other Amateur Radio sites of interest.
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 KB9PYI's Home Page Check out Don's home page for a list of his interests, and a number of his favorite links.
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 KC5JJK's Website Sean's page contains information about GPS and SKYWARN.
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 KC8IUJ Rich Bongiovanni's Home Page This is Rich's personnal web site  Rich is from the Cleveland area and has some great links to Cleveland's sports teams.  Also, see some pictures of his ham station.  Rich can also be reached at richbong@en.com.
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 John A. Magliacane, KD2BD's Home Page John is a columnist for Satellite Times magazine, the creator and publisher of SpaceNews since 1987, the developer of the KD2BD Pacsat Modem, and the author of many technical articles relating to Amateur Satellite communications.
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 KE3WH's W.A.S. State Database & DXCC List Here is a list of stations working on W.A.S. and DXCC, and what they still need in their chase for these awards. If you can help out, check out this site.
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 KE4ISH's Home Page This is the WWW home of KE4ISH, or Wally Rankin. Wally started Ham Radio only a few years ago, but has developed an admirable interest in community service work. Wally spent over 20 years in the communications field, working in microwave, uhf and vhf communications in the army and telephone industry.
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 KE6QNK's Home Page Ken has put together a personal home page which offers information on his station configuration, personal information, what is "Ham Radio", and several Amateur Radio links.
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 Cliff Segar - KF4DZV This site is mostly information on Cliff with a link to the ARRL home page and a graphical map of Atlanta. Cliff is also working to put up the Web home page for the North Fulton Amateur Radio League (NFARL).
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 KF4IBR's Home Page Ed Kirby's home page.  Check it out.
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 KF6YGY's Home Page Welcome to KF6YGY's home page. Robert received his license in July of 1999 and he is presently studying to take his code test so he can become a General. If any one in Southern California would like to talk to me I can be found on the Young People's Net which is on the Catalina repeater on Wednesdays at 7pm on frequency a of 147.09-. Its for amateur's 19 years and under. Its really a ton of fun and I invite you to come and join us.
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 KR4MD's Home Page The young lady who created this page, did so for her Dad, who is very proud of her. Becky continues to work on this page, and would like input on what she can add. Please help her out, and visit with her and David, her dad.
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 Jeff Otterson - N1KDO There are some interesting projects here from Jeff. Jeff has some schematics, general project information, and some source code here to share. Jeff, nice scan of your Georgia Amateur car tag.
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 N3BK's Home Page Chet's site gives you info about his station and his "small" antenna farm. It also includes a satellite-related link, as well as links to DX'ing sites and other sites of Amateur interest.
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 Bob Ausitn - N4CLH This is Bob and Sue's home page and contains some family information, as well as links to other Amateur Radio sites of interest.
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 N5OCG/N5OUS Home Page Elmer's home page is a chance for you to get to know a bit more about Little Rock, AR. On this personal home page, Elmer includes links to several Little Rock sites, local TV station and news sources, general news sites, U.S. government pages, and other Amateur Radio links.
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 N5VAV Radio/Rail Website Good site that combines interests in Amateur Radio and railroading. Home for the Republic of Texas Chapter of TenTen International. This site is very graphical, and takes time to download and view.
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 NB6Z Home Site Griff has done an outstanding job on this site. There's literally a little bit of something for everone. You can find out about Digital Ham Radio, search through Griff's "junk drawer", check search engines, jump to other "good places", review Griff's favorite places, participate in a bulletin board, or review HF propogation tool information. Like we said, something for everyone. Great site Griff! And, while you're there, tell Griff you got to his site from ARWorld.
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 Dave Hollander - N7RK General information about Amateur Radio can be found here, with links to other sites of interest.
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 N8VZU's (Daniel Shepherd) Ham Shack This site serves the Dayton, Ohio and Miami Valley areas. It is also home to the Dayton Amateur Radio Association (D.A.R.A.) home page. Information you will find here includes frequency lists and VHF nets in the area.
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 N9UPU's Ham Radio Web Page Joe's lives in the Green Bay area, and his site has information on radio frequencies in the area. Also, you can find a listing of Wisconsin area VEC testing and hamfests, as well as numerous links to sites of interest to Hams. Especially of interest is the PerCon listing that lets you find scanner frequencies on-line.
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 NZ1M Home Page Nice site with lots of information, especially geared towards working DX. Nice wallpaper too.
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 Joe Sanada III (W1JAS) Joe's Web Page contains Ham Radio links, weather links, and live links to the Police frequencies and DX propogation.
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 Lance Sanders' Home Page The information here is a bit specific, mainly Georgia and the Southeast. But if you live in this area, Lance has great net information that will help you find the right net at the right time for you. You can also find Skywarn and NWS info here to.
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 V-DEN Ben Sager's (K4VDN) VA Digital Emergency Network Page This site is dedicated primarily to a couple of Ben's main interests which are providing emergency and backup communications for Fredericksburg and VA using Amateur Radio.
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 WA1P Amateur Radio Home Page A Rhode Island Amateur Radio Station. Scott is into collecting islands and is working on the I.O.T.A Award (Islands on the Air) and the U.S.I. Award (U.S. Islands). Scott also likes Amateur license plates, and has interests in SSTV, PACTOR, AMTOR, and RTTY.
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 WA3AJR's RTTY Loop Home Page Marc's page highlights an aspect of Amateur Radio that doesn't get a lot of attention nowadays - radio teletype. It seems that the world is moving on to more digital modes of operation. Look here for good information on RTTY. This page features a library of past columns, programs to download and obtain on disk, and links to many other sites.
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 Brother Bill - WA4FAT Brother Bill has included links to Amateur Radio Newsline using True Speech audio. There's even an link to get True Speech. And, there is a vendors page with a nice list of electronics and ham radio dealers.
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 Ham Sites - WA7RHK Contains extensive links to other Amateur Radio sites. Be sure to check out John's main page for other links of interest.

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 WA6MVG's Website Dale Nicholson's home page for Amateur Radio, scanning, home weather station, local and national forecasts, west coast satellite and radar images, etc.
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 WA7YAZ's (Steve Campbell) Home Page Here is where you can find XPWin, the Windows version of XPWare. Steve has also included lots of great links to other Ham Radio sites of interest. Including: equipment manufacturers, ham radio software, online magazines and newsletter, and Amateur Radio databases.
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 Ashley's (WB5OTD) Space World Ashley's interest is Amateur Radio in space. This is an excellent resource for anyone interested in the US and Russian space programs, as well as finding out more from the Hubble Space Telescope and listening to .wav files from Mir with John Blaha. You can reach Ashley directly at acagle@sirinet.net.
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 WM7D's Home Page - Mark A Downing This is absolutely one of the best Amateur Radio resources on the WWW today. Mark's FCC callsign search is state-of-the-art, and his links to other Amateur sites is first rate. Mark's site is often mentioned in the weekly ARRL newsletter. This is a definite "must see". (NOTE: if you "surf over" to Mark's callsign search page from here, please return to Amateur Radio World using your browser's "Back" button.)
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 WR4ET's Official Web Page Ron has established a personal web site which gives you information about him, his station, and his family. Ron also includes links to Weather-related sites, Individual/Club pages, Callsign lookup pages, CW related sites, Ham Radio on-line magazines, Packet/APRS pages, the Kentucky Army MARS page, automatically generated Ham Exams for all license classes, an on-line repeater directory, 2-meter band plan with local repeaters listed, Space - Satellite Tracking, the FCC home page, and info on the Amateur Radio Service from the FCC.

Last Updated September 4, 2000