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Personal Homepages of Amateur Radio Operators licensed by the United States of America

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• AA0NI

  http://www.qsl.net/aa0ni/
  Daniel Reynolds provides a self-penned curriculum to help those interested in becoming an amateur radio operator. Somewhat out-of-date, but a good reference. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

• AA1LL

  http://www.qsl.net/aa1ll/
  Paul Gili with USAF MARS and antenna construction information, and links. Mason, New Hampshire.

• AA2GF

  http://www.qsl.net/aa2gf/
  David Borkowski provides an overview of his interest in VHF and weak signal transmissions. East Aurora, New York.

• AA3PX

  http://www.qsl.net/aa3px/index.html
  Lawrence Thomas, Jr. with antenna construction hints and beverage antenna information. Tributes to Nikola Telsa and Harold Beverage with photos and inverted L information. Catawissa, Pennsylvania.

• AA3RL

  http://www.qsl.net/aa3rl/index.html
  Michael Banz discusses dipole antenna heights including plots, transmission line calculations in Microsoft Excel 7.0 format, and field test and evaluation of GAP Titan antenna. Crownsville, Maryland.

• AA5PH

  http://www.qsl.net/aa5ph/
  A basic introduction to James Pogue with personal pictures and links. Cleburne, Texas.

• AA5PK

  http://www.qsl.net/aa5pk/
  An introductory look at operator Glenn Miller. Includes background on the author and station description. San Angelo, Texas.

• AA5V

  http://www.aa5v.com/
  Steve Miller in Sand Springs with some nice pictures from the TRO repeater site and links to radio clubs in the Tulsa area.

• AA6E

  http://aa6e.net/
  Martin Ewing provides software downloads, projects, QSL card page and a blog. Branford, Connecticut.

• AA6J

  http://www.qsl.net/aa6j/
  William Jeffrey with information on repeaters along the Pacific Crest Trail. San Marcos, California.

• AB0NR

  http://www.qsl.net/ab0nr/index.html
  Jeff Pautz with family pictures, and personal and work information. Missouri.

• AB0X

  http://www.qsl.net/ab0x/index.html
  Mike Crabtree with information on low band antennas, DXCC, QRP, and vintage radio collection. Kansas City, Kansas.

• AB4JG

  http://www.qsl.net/ab4jg/index.html
  Bobby Brown with pictures of his station. Alabama.

• AB4OD

  http://www.qsl.net/ab4od/index.html
  Claudio Leiva with station and QSL information, pictures of family and links. Miami, Florida.

• AB4VA

  http://www.qsl.net/ab4va/index.html
  Paul Anderson with personal history, family, and hobbies. Warrenton, Virginia.

• AB5MU

  http://www.qsl.net/ab5mu/index.htm
  Gregory (Scott) King in Nettleton, Mississippi, a disabled ham who monitors 146.92.

• AB6BR

  http://www.qsl.net/ab6br/index.html
  Tony Flusche provides links to radio, water skiing, snow skiing, and racquetball. California.

• AB6XI

  http://www.qsl.net/ab6xi/index.html
  Bo Suk Suh in Rowland Heights, California.

• AB9NN

  http://www.hamradioresources.com/
  Jon Kreski provides links to DX forecasts, audio and commercial radio. Wisconsin.

• AC2G

  http://www.qsl.net/ac2g/index.html
  Bob Lisnak gives his license history, with photos of his shack, and links. New York.

• AC4FD

  http://www.qsl.net/ac4fd/
  Randy in New Jersey provides some battery information.

• AC4M

  http://ac4m.us/
  Jonathan Wallen shares information about different digital modes and software. Tennessee.

• AC4VV

  http://www.qsl.net/ac4vv/index.html
  Kenneth Bickel presents 2 meter and 70 centimeter repeater frequencies for the Louisville, Kentucky area.

• AC6GD

  http://www.qsl.net/ac6gd/index.html
  Stuart Dake gives information concerning his radio interests. Navato, California.

• AC6VV

  http://www.qsl.net/ac6vv/index.html
  John Minger gives information about the danger of driving while using the radio, explains ham radio and has a page about the Pasadena Radio Club. Los Angeles, California.

• AD0K

  http://www.ad0k.net/
  Donald S. Inbody features a profile and links. Buda, Texas.

• AD4C

  http://www.qsl.net/ad4c/index.html
  Hector Padron with information on his Cuban homeland, his amateur radio station, and links. Lake Worth, Florida.

• AD4DX

  http://www.qsl.net/ad4dx/
  Willis Asher shares a free book, "Understanding Antennas" in .PDF format, some field day photos, genealogy and links. Asher, Kentucky.

• AD6IW

  http://www.ad6iw.com/
  Goran Popovic offers pages featuring his projects, including a 23 cm synthesized transverter, LNA and other microwave topics. Sunnyvale, California.

• AE0Q

  http://www.qsl.net/ae0q/
  Glenn W. Pladsen has posted photos and information about contesting, portable operating and camping in Wyoming and Colorado as well as links. Arvada, Colorado.

• AE4RV

  http://www.ae4rv.com/tn/
  Includes DX and propagation information and Morse code software. Louisville, Kentucky.

• AF1HS

  http://www.af1hs.com/
  Art Fregeau with personal history, hobbies, and his association with the CT Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES). North Haven, Connecticut.

• AG4TI

  http://ag4tihobbies.blogspot.ca/
  Information on repeater and Echolink in Culleoka, Tennessee.

• AI4WM

  http://www.freewebs.com/ai4wm/
  William MacLane of Florida covers a project for an antenna mast, Clipperton-V VHF amplifier manual and other projects. Includes photos and diagrams.

• AI7R

  http://www.presenceknown.com/radio/
  Arizona amateur Dave shares experiences setting up a tower, his solar power system and offers screensavers of the Collins, Elecraft, and Drake as well as boat anchors in general.

• AI9T

  http://www.ai9t.com/
  Steven Moore in Marshall, Illinois shares station and antenna photos, operating mode information, and links.

• AK2F

  http://www.qsl.net/ak2f/index.htm
  Woody Peitzer includes repeater information for Morristown, New Jersey and information on his 10 meter beacon.

• K0BG

  http://www.k0bg.com/
  Alan R. Applegate of Roswell, New Mexico provides a "How To" place for mobile amateur radio operators. Features alternator and noise suppression techniques, photo gallery and helpful links.

• K0KN

  http://www.qsl.net/k0kn/index.html
  Detailed information about the AO-40 satellite station of Kyle Yoksh. Includes articles on mods, Linux scripts and projects. Olathe, Kansas.

• K0KP

  http://www.qsl.net/k0kp/
  Minnesota amateur Rex Greenwell offers details on his homebrew ham gear, ham shack, projects, log and photos.

• K0PIR

  http://www.k0pir.us/
  Richard Donahue operates from Pierre, South Dakota. Offers personal profile, ham shack details. logbook and hobbies.

• K0RJ

  http://www.k0rj.com/
  Geno provides his biography, photos and activities in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota.

• K10M

  http://www.chuckg.com/
  Chuck includes his interests and links and photos of his RME DB20 general coverage receiver. Florida.

• K1BYD

  http://www.k1byd.com/
  Stephen A. Warner has links to SDR, 60 meter page, nets and AM and network station history. Virginia Beach, Virginia.

• K2FW

  http://www.qsl.net/k2fw/
  Stephen Bockman of New Jersey shares ham shack and Collins radio photos, and a tribute to W3FDY.

• K2LEO

  http://www.ik1pmr.com/k2leo/
  Claudia shares station and personal information, photos, and a section dedicated to her worldwide DXpeditions. [Italian, Dutch and English]

• K3ASI

  http://www.qsl.net/k3asi/
  Silent key David L. Woolstrum of North Carolina. Includes information on SSTV including where to get the software, hardware, and tips.

• K3BS

  http://www.qsl.net/k3bs/index.html
  Bob Ray gives information about Pennsylvania Volunteers and other civil war units, and pictures of family and friends. Vietnam veteran information and reflections.

• K3IW

  http://www.qsl.net/k3iw/
  Rick Barrow provides biography, photos and gallery. Christiansburg, Virginia.

• K4BB

  http://www.qsl.net/k4bb/
  Bob Beeman shares field day photos. Roswell, Georgia.

• K4DNM

  http://www.dmaidon.com/
  Dennis Maidon presents ISS QSL card, photos, how to build a separation kit for a Yaesu FT-7100m. Clayton, North Carolina.

• K4SX

  http://www.k4sx.com/
  Ron Lowrance's vintage AM ham equipment that includes Collins, and other brands. Missouri.

• K4TX

  http://www.qsl.net/k4tx/
  Chester, Virginia amateur Chuck Stigberg offers tips on beam antenna design and construction.

• K4ZXN

  http://www.sondancer.net/k4zxn
  Emily S. Melvin shares profile, interests, awards page and links. North Carolina.

• K5CXO

  http://www.k5cxo.net/
  James Murph shares photos of his boat anchor collection. Texas.

• K5JWM

  http://home.earthlink.net/~k5jwm/
  Joe W. Morgan of Houston Texas includes a brief biography, Salt Grass Link System details and photo gallery.

• K5KJ

  http://www.k5kj.net/
  Sam Barricklow offers storm chase information. Includes reports, news and archives with photographs of tornadoes, floods, lightning, hail, and storm chasers. Garland, Texas.

• K5LAD

  http://www.hayseed.net/~jpk5lad/
  Jim Pickett gives station information, photos, and information that including on Dentron tuners, Icom mods and antenna rotor repair. Oklahoma.

• K5MQ

  http://www.k5mq.com/
  Dave Teague in Jena, Louisiana, shares information about QRP, SDR, DX, Antennas, Remote Ham Radio and Shortwave listening.

• K6FI

  http://www.k6fi.me/
  Dwayne White gives a profile, his start in ham radio, photos of the 2009 ARRL Field Day, logbook and video. California.

• K7CCC's - Three Charlies

  http://www.qsl.net/k7ccc/
  Dave provides some information about himself and about his shack.

• K8CX

  http://hamgallery.com/gallery/A/al0f.htm
  Provides a code test, DX sound clips, Dayton photos by year, and QSL card museum. Ohio.

• K8CX

  http://hamgallery.com/
  Thomas Roscoe presents photos of ham radio operators, ham shacks, antenna farms, contest stations, collectibles, and DX recordings in real audio format. Brookfield, Ohio.

• K8SN

  http://www.k8sn.org/
  Samuel Nabkey in Michigan shares local repeater information and links.

• K9EOC

  http://www.angelfire.com/il3/kb9lje/
  Ronald Handke has links mostly related to the Manito, Illinois area, including weathe and information for Tazewell county.

• K9ZW

  http://k9zw.wordpress.com/
  Steve's blog includes articles on many aspects of amateur radio, photos, ham shack details and band conditions. Wisconsin.

• KA1NVZ

  http://www.telmore.com/ka1nvz.html
  Alaska-based amateur with photos of the ham shack, past and present.

• KA1ZEX

  http://www.qsl.net/ka1zex/index.html
  Ron Dupont shares his station information, photos and links. Massachusetts.

• KA2R

  http://www.qsl.net/ka2r/
  Alexander Poliakova shares links. New York City, New York.

• KA5ROW

  http://www.ka5row.com/
  Shack and antenna pictures from Doug Cain. Features assembly instructions for the Mosley Classic 33 three element tri-band beam antenna. Poteau, Oklahoma.

• KA7DRE

  http://ka7dre.tripod.com/
  Washington state amateur John Vocht shares station information, photos, and links.

• KB0ZUU

  http://www.angelfire.com/scifi/kb0zuu/
  Weather and storm spotter Marcus Schrader, in Lincoln, Nebraska. Includes ham shack photo and details, and local and regional radar maps.

• KB3KAI

  http://kb3kai.com/
  Maryland amateur David Stansbury, offers antenna calculators with diagrams and photos, Harford County amateur radio frequency chart, a scanner frequency database for NE Maryland, Harford County and weather and radar maps.

• KB5HPL

  http://www.peterandamy.org/Public/KB5HPL.html
  Peter Nystrom offers information about his station, including history and QSl details. Manvel, Texas.

• KB5WCK

  http://kb5wck.com/
  Features antenna calculations, capacitor codes, and repeater information for several states in the US. Texas.

• KB6NU

  http://www.kb6nu.com/
  Blog by Daniel M Romanchik of Michigan, with ham news and events.

• KB9TMP

  http://www.qsl.net/kb9tmp/
  William W Warren in Indiana shares his history and experiences with amateur radio, his hamshack, scanner frequencies for Orange and Lawrence counties and Christian cartoons.

• KBØASQ

  http://kb0asq.com/
  Nebraska ham Allen Harpham provides a blog on amateur radio, QSL information, and projects.

• KC1YR

  http://www.kc1yr.com/
  Sharon Gartenberg (also T99YR) of Massachusetts features photos and details about ham radio activities in Europe.

• KC2NDA

  http://www.hamradio.cc/
  Amateur radio information, circuit diagrams, antenna construction tips, repairs and links.

• KC6UUT

  http://www.qsl.net/kc6uut/
  Erik, a California amateur, presents station information, photos and links.

• KC8AMH

  http://www.remotecontrolhelicopter.com/hamradio/
  Steven Babcock of Saginaw, Michigan, includes links and information on his ham shack.

• KC8ILP

  http://kc8ilp.tripod.com/
  Bill Smead of Kettering, Ohio, provides links related to his hobbies and interests.

• KC9GEZ

  http://www.qsl.net/kc9gez/
  Richmond, Indiana amateur Todd shares station and personal information, photos, links and editorials.

• KD4SAI

  http://www.qsl.net/kd4sai/
  Roland Bousquet provides biography, mods, and an antenna building tutorial. Madison Heights, Virginia.

• KD8CDL

  http://www.kd8cdl.com/
  Mark Henry of New Jersey shares station information and links.

• KE7GGV

  http://vlyham.tripod.com/7228.html
  Gerald Gaule of Albany, Oregon presents ham shack photos and details, and a biography.

• KF4RAV

  http://www.qsl.net/kf4rav/
  Kentucky amateur Bill Yarnell presents station and regional ARES information and links.

• KF4WIE

  http://www.qsl.net/kf4wie/
  Tom McNeil of North Carolina provides scanner frequency list, history of his hobby and QSL card collection.

• KG4IGC

  http://www.freewebs.com/kg4igc/
  William Baranek from Summerville, South Carolina provides information and photographs of his ham shack, antenna farm, projects, antique radio collection and local net details.

• KG5VK

  http://www.qsl.net/kg5vk/
  Louisiana amateur radio operator Steve Smith gives information and photos of his ham shack and antenna and links.

• KI6ETL

  http://www.ki6etl.org/
  A blog by Dave Breiland features information on his experiences with radios and technology. San Jose, California.

• KK3Q

  http://www.kk3q.net/
  Floyd Larck includes information about contesting and awards. Orlando, Florida.

• KL7J

  http://www.qsl.net/kl7j/
  Les Buchholz has posted photos of his shack, with a profile and operating history, as well as QSL cards and propagation. Soldotna, Alaska.

• KM6CQ

  http://www.qsl.net/km6cq/
  Daniel Baker has posted pictures of his mobile station, a Kenworth truck, his antenna and the ham shack. Sparks, Nevada.

• KN5L

  http://www.kn5l.net/
  Austin, Texas amateur radio operator John Oppenheimer provides station information, photos and links.

• KQ6XA

  http://www.qsl.net/kq6xa/
  Bonnie Crystal offers information on expeditions, antennas and radio orienteering.

• KX2S

  http://www.qsl.net/kx2s/index.html
  Ed provides pictures of the ham shack, featuring antique amateur radio gear. New Jersey.

• N0KWA

  http://www.qsl.net/n0kwa/
  Ham radio and astronomy from James Dillon in Talisheek, Louisiana.

• N0NBH

  http://www.hamqsl.com/solar.html
  Paul Herrman with information on solar propagation. Sierra Vista, Arizona.

• N2CQR

  http://www.gadgeteer.us/
  Bill Meara presents a site for electronic homebrewers. Covers a variety of topics related to amateur radio and amateur astronomy. US Diplomatic Corps.

• N2FAN

  http://n2fan.org/
  Paul Hagar has posted an AM transmit modification for the ICOM IC-745 and information on adding a Bird watt meter to a Johnson KW tuner. New York.

• N2FFL

  http://www.qsl.net/n2ffl/
  Ron provides station pictures, links, and New Jersey repeater information.

• N3UJJ

  http://n3ujj.com/
  Scott Gillis provides information about his ham shack, antenna project, digital HF, and APRS vehicle tracking. Maryland.

• N4XY

  http://www.qsl.net/n4xy/
  Ed in Georgia discusses QRP, homebrew, and boatanchors.

• N5IW

  http://www.qsl.net/n5iw/
  CW, boat anchors, resonant speakers, QRP, and pictures from David Hassell Sr. in Texas.

• N5KD

  http://www.n5kd.org/
  Peter Hicks of Dallas, Texas presents information about his shack, biography, DXCC countries needed, Q code and CW.

• N5LXI

  http://www.n5lxi.com/
  Joel Sampson of Dallas, Texas provides a Dallas/Ft. Worth frequency list and net schedule, printable QSL card dividers, HF operation guide, and biography.

• N5STH

  http://www.n5sth.com/
  Joe in Orange Grove, Texas provides his biography, awards, and links to clubs in the state.

• N5TIM

  http://www.qsl.net/n5tim/
  A collection of links and information assembled by John Galvin for the radio amateur interested in public service communications. Garland, Texas.

• N6HB

  http://www.n6hb.org/
  Robert Wilson of Orange, California gives a profile, contesting links and history and DX activities.

• N7RK

  http://n7rk.com/
  Dave includes antenna articles, photographs, want list, and links. Arizona.

• N8GND

  http://www.angelfire.com/mi4/n8gnd/
  Ken, an amateur in Michigan, shares his personal and station information, photos and links.

• N8TNT

  http://www.n8tnt.com/
  Robert in Traverse City, Michigan lists amateur radio repeater frequencies, US Navy Blue Angels frequencies, and TV and radio station links.

• NA7KR

  http://na7kr.us/
  Kevin in Independence, Oregon has views of QSL cards and membership cards for various nets, as well as a short biography.

• NE5B

  http://texashams.org/ne5b/
  Links and station information from Bob Worrell of Texas.

• Norman Hams and KB5DOH

  http://norman-amateurs.webs.com/
  KB5DOH provides an online meeting place for hams in the Norman, Oklahoma area.

• NOYII

  http://n0yii.tripod.com/
  Mike Schildt of Illinois provides his profile and photos.

• NT2A

  http://www.qsl.net/ab2ap/index.html
  Gennady Moshkov with contest awards, Russian speaking radio club, and photos. New York.

• NX9T

  http://www.qsl.net/nx9t/
  Ham radio, hobbies, family and other links from Jeff Teller of North Carolina.

• Radioing.com

  http://www.radioing.com/
  W5AM provides a biography, electrical engineering topics, detailed articles about getting started in ham radio, and a radio museum with photos and specifications for several radios. Texas.

• W0VLZ

  http://www.prismnet.com/~nielw/wa5vlz.htm
  Niel Wiegand of Rochester, Minnesota describes his ham radio interests including homebrew, vintage/tube radio and QRP.

• W0VNE

  http://www.qsl.net/aav5th/index.html
  James Craswell provides information on U.S. Army MARS including membership requirements, history and other MARS topics. Prior Lake, Minnesota.

• W1GMQ

  http://www.spaiser.net/w1gmq/
  Les in Concord, California shares his photos and QSL card.

• W1JA

  http://www.w1ja.com/
  John Pelham describes his ham radio station and past station history. Georgia.

• W1WC

  http://www.w1wc.com/
  David Bauchiero's pages with related links and content for beginners and seasoned ham operators.

• W2DTC

  http://www.w2dtc.com/
  Includes photo layouts of an HF homebrew amplifier project, and photo coverage of hamfests. Middletown, New Jersey.

• W2WDX

  http://www.qsl.net/w2wdx/
  John Levasseur of New York provides station photos and QSL information.

• W4CGP

  http://www.atlserver.net/
  Jonathan Cullifer gives callsign history, satellite guide, and photo gallery. Tennessee.

• W4SNP

  http://w4snp.rflab.net/
  Wes Soper provides a biography and details about the ham shack. Virginia.

• W5OMR

  http://www.qsl.net/w5omr/
  Tells about his history in amateur radio, provides photos and links. Texas.

• W5WWW

  http://www.qsl.net/w5www/
  Ronald Fields in Katy, Texas with amateur radio information, law enforcement information, police scanner feed links and requirements for Texas State Troopers.

• W6BXQ

  http://www.w6bxq.net/
  John Sanders presents his biography, station information, monitor frequencies, photos and links. Dania Beach, Florida.

• W8DRO

  http://www.qsl.net/w8dro/
  John Harmon in Charleston, West Virginia lists satellite and MIR information.

• W8RID

  http://www.qsl.net/w8rid/
  Bob in Twinsburg, Ohio offers details about the ham shack, short profile and manuals for antennas, amplifiers, and radios. Includes videos on installing PL-259.

• W8VBV

  http://www.qsl.net/w8vbv/
  Michigan ham Dale Pausinga presents links to regional clubs.

• W9SRK

  http://www.myhamshack.com/W9SRK/
  Brian Sokol of Illinois describes his ham shack and offers comments about getting back into ham radio after more than twenty years.

• WA0SXV

  http://www.wa0sxv.us/
  Technical information about equipment, software, projects, and antennas by Michael Mellinger in New Mexico.

• WA4AW

  http://www.freewebs.com/wa4aw
  Jeff Beals presents his biography and photographs of ARRL activities. Florida.

• WA5ZNU

  http://wa5znu.org/
  Leigh in Palo Alto, California shares ham shack photos and description, PSK31 presentation and card program in PostScript for QSL cards.

• WB5GMK

  http://webpages.charter.net/wb5gmk/default.html
  Personal and station information, plus DX tips from Mike Wiley of Oklahoma.

• WB8NUT

  http://www.wb8nut.com/
  James, who is based in Cincinnati, Ohio, provides his background in radio, a blog, a greater Cincinnati area repeater directory and articles on SDR, digital, APRS, QRP and D-Star.

• WC8J

  http://www.wc8j.net/
  Rich Burgan discusses solar power, weather and satellite technologies. Hilliard, Ohio.

• WD8DAS

  http://www.qsl.net/wd8das/
  Steve has included a photo tour of the Heathkit factory; photos, a manual and tech notes on converting a Gates BC-1T transmitter to ham bands; and an article about the Spitfire receiver, and his telegraph key collection. Madison, Wisconsin.

• WD9EWK/VA7EWK

  http://www.qsl.net/wd9ewk/
  Patrick Stoddard discusses his radio history and provides information and photos of his license plate collection, and certificates and awards. Phoenix, Arizona.

• WG3E

  http://www.allenhuber.com/
  Lancaster, Pennsylvania ham provides details about his interests and activities, and offers Section Finder, a software program.

• Willy Dog 5

  http://www.willydog5.com/
  WD5DZG offers articles on antennas, restoration and homebrew as well as a biography. Tennessee.

• WJ5MH/AJ8MH

  http://webpages.charter.net/aj8mh-radio/
  Joseph Hutchens of Michigan with projects, photos of the ham shack and the cabin.

• WJ5O

  http://www.qsl.net/wj5o/
  William lists propagation beacons, and offers 10-meter information for beginners. Alabama.

• WM8C

  http://www.qsl.net/wm8c/
  Todd in Michigan shares his hobbies and interests and links.

• WO9LF

  http://briano.com/
  Brian Opalka of Illinois provides radio interests, photos and a personal profile.

• WX3ROB

  http://ka3rfh.net/
  Robert Hill of Pennsylvania, with information on ham activities, sports car racing, swing music and friends lost in 9/11.

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