Meeting People & General Radio Links

This link was provided to me by a 7th Grade Student in the U.S.  It covers a variety of areas and is quite informative if you are new to the hobby of Amateur Radio.  Special Thanks to Eva Velo for feedback.

S-Meter

Check your signal and listen to others on remote receivers. Read thousands of pages of ham radio information. Download virus-free radio-related design programs. There is no charge for receiver usage.

Ham Radio Online

This is an ever expanding list.  All the links are put on by interested groups or individuals.  Includes some great information from all over the world.

DX ZONE - Amateur Radio Resource

Ham Radio Resource Guide thousands of radio related resources to make sure you will find what you need for your DX

eHAM.net - Amateur Radio on the Net

A perfect site for catching up on the latest news, product reviews and classified adds.  The list is endless.

Prime Time Shortwave

Prime Time Shortwave is a listing of English shortwave broadcast. You will also find links to some of the best radio related websites and to the international broadcasters and time conversion charts.

DXing.info

the reliable information source for radio hobbyists! This site is primarily about DXing for DXers, but if you're into broadcasting, shortwave or radio propagation, you will find interesting information. Check out comments from other users.

British DX Club

The BDXC specialises in coverage of all aspects of broadcast DXing - from searching out distant or difficult-to-hear radio stations to listening to the major international broadcasters.

I T U Zones & Regions

Self explanatory, click on the link for an exploded view.

HAM MAPS

Self explanatory, This page will display ITU Zones, Grid Squares, Beam Maps and also includes Japan districts.

QTH - Grid Square Locator

Probably one of the most easiest Grid Location maps ever.  Simply zoom in on the map and click where your QTH is and bingo - Your locator, LONG & LAT is displayed for you.

Located on the Dudley / Wolverhampton Border, this is very much a lively and active club. With a growing membership base and a caring committee, this club is certainley alive with radio topics as well as a social calendar.

The Radio Society of Great Britain. Here you will find various information from how to obtain a license to the full band plans of operating within the United Kingdom.

The Wythall Radio Club is one of the most active clubs in the Midlands. Meeting every Tuesday evening from 8pm onwards at the Wythall Community Association, Wythall Park, Silver Street, Wythall. A very active contest club which can be found by clicking on the adjacent link.

If your looking to become a Radio Amateur, then this is the starting point for you. This web site is a must for anyone studying for the Foundations, Intermediate or Advanced Radio License. This is one web site I personally recommend.

700 Amateur Radio Topics, 6000 Links over 132 pages makes a visit to this website a must.  With links to software downloads and reference guides, you should find what your looking for at this location.

A great site for Antenna design with the appropriate download too.

Well worth taking a look.

A quick reference to times in various parts of the world with an instant link to the weather conditions in that particular part of the world.

International Amateur Radio Union, the global federation of national amateur radio societies.

A website dedictaed to low power transmission.  Based in the UK, this is a most informative website.

The SKCC is the fastest growing group of straight key, morse code operators in the world. The membership has rapidly grown to include thousands of members from all corners of the globe

A great site to locate and track satellites as well as the ISS and Space Shuttle Missions.

G3USF's Worldwide List of HF Beacons

A comprehensive listing of the HF Beacons 

located around the world.

This site holds web pages related to almost entirely to Amateur Radio, Ham Radio which has been created to complement existing related web sites on the internet.

Here's a sample of the terabytes of information now available to radio lovers across the planet.

A fascinating site with a great gallery for vintage and antique radio equipment.

The purpose of this section is to provide collectors with a complete source of links to other Antique Radio Web sites.

A site dedicated to Yaesu operators.

A great resource.

The manuals in this archive are available to all who enjoy working on and restoring old tube type amateur radio equipment and short wave receivers.   This is a totally free cooperative service to the BoatAnchor community. 

A massive list of sites and associated links for both Ham operator and equipment supply websites

This is a personal website devoted to Mikes various interests which include pussycats, radio and broadcasting, music and vinyl records, computers, a bit of photography, and some other favourite things. This is a must visit site as there are loads of radio related information.

I have got just got to put these pair of nutters on my links page. Based in the West Midlands, these guys do anything to make sure you have a great party or event. If you need a DJ or Disco, check these out before you book anyone else.