SOTA activator, engineer, and search and rescue member. Bringing ham radio antennas and accessories to the next level. Adam – K6ARK.
A great blog with a lot of detailed information and well explained videos, on amateur radio gear. A nice blog by Charlie – ZL2CTM.
Schematics, vintage magazines, transmitters, receivers, radio projects, antennas, vacuum tubes and transistors. A nice blog in Spanish by Ruben – LU8ARM.
A beautiful blog on homebrew amateur radio projects. Well written and interesting articles from Dave – AA7EE, about the circuits he is working on.
The DXZone is the largest amateur radio related web directory. A large database with links to amateur radio related websites, news, reviews and much more at dxzone.com.
Not a website dedicated to amateur radio, but they do post quite often interesting articles on amateur radio as well. Even about my own projects. Hackaday serves up fresh hacks every day from around the Internet.
Started by Josh – KI6NAZ, Ham Radio Crash Course has evolved into a growing community of radio enthusiasts that are excited to grow.
Blog posts related to amateur radio including technical articles and videos, to educate, inspire and promote the hobby. A blog by Hayden – VK7HH.
A website dedicated entirely to amateur radio and amateur radio related topics, subjects and activities. A nice website written by JOHN – WB5BHS.
Radio craft, homebrew, QRP, SOTA, repair, repurposing and making things from what’s available in bricolage fashion. The host is Paul – VK3HN.
If you like homebrew radio gear, I doubt you haven’t heard about Peter – VK3YE. A great resource for simple circuits, interesting videos and books.
QRP radios, product announcements, reviews, news and more. Low power amateur radio fun. A nice website run by Tom – K4SWL.
An interesting forum related to radio emergency preparedness, with topics sharing useful information on amateur radio and CB by Gil – F4WBY.
A blog that covers news on amateur radio, remote ham radio, activations and promoting the amateur radio hobby. A nice blog by Raisa – R1BIG.
Ron WB5DYG has enjoyed the wonders of radio from the early beginnings in 1971 using radios filled with vacuum tubes to today’s high tech microprocessor controlled pocket sized powerhouses. Radio continues to be a never ending adventure for him.
Serving the worldwide community of radio-electronic homebrewers. Providing blog support to the SolderSmoke podcast by Bill – N2CQR and Pete N6QW.
The blogs above, are the ones I read regularly. If you are interested in discovering even more, have a look at the 80 Best Ham Radio Blogs and News Websites list created on feedspot. There are many more great blogs out there related to the hobby.
Please let me know if any of the links stopped working or the website addresses changed so I can always have up to date information on this page.
