While some Sites fit into multiple categories, all sites are listed only once under the category that is most applicable to their product(s)/organization.
We have verified all links on this page as working and that the business or organization appears to be open/active as of January 26, 2022. If you find a link that we missed or has since become “broken,” please report it to admin@wilsonarc.org.
Amateur Radio Associations & Organizations
- American Radio Relay League (ARRL)
- Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation (AMSAT)
- Courage Kenny Handiham Program
- International Amateur Radio Union
- National Conference of Volunteer Examiner Coordinators (NCVEC)
- Southeastern Repeater Association
- W5YI Group
Amateur Radio Equipment & Accessories
Amateur Radio Gear Sales and Service
- Burghardt Amateur Radio Repair
- Gigaparts
- Ham Radio Outlet
- Ham World, Inc.
- Chatt Radio
- R & L Electronics
- Ten-Tec
- Texas Towers
- Universal Radio
Amateur Radio Information
- AC5V’s Amateur Radio & DX Reference Guide
- ARTSCI Repeater Database
- Contesting Online – Ham Radio Contesting on the Net
- The DX Zone
- eHam.net – Ham Radio on the Net (Classifieds, Product Reviews, Articles, etc.)
- QRZ.com Callsign Database
- QTH.com (classifieds, webhost)
- How-to-solder-metal This link was provided by a young man named Ethan who came across our page while researching his Radio Merit Badge for Boy Scouts. He found our links helpful and wanted to provide one of his own…and he picked a great one! Lots of good stuff. Thanks Ethan!!
Antenna Systems & Accessories
Coax, Electronics, Parts, etc.
- Allied Electronics
- Cable X-perts
- Davis RF
- Debco Electronics
- Digi-key
- DXEngineering
- Kits and Parts dot Com
- Far Circuits
- Mouser
- Powerwerx
- The RF Connection
- RF Parts
- West Mountain Radio
Government Agencies and Non-Governmental Organizations
- Federal Communications Commission
- FEMA Emergency Management Institute
- SATERN – Strategic Auxiliary Team Emergency Readiness Net
- SouthBEARS – Southern Baptist Emergency Amateur Radios Service
- U.S. Air Force Military Auxiliary Radio System (AFMARS)
- U.S. Army Military Auxiliary Radio System (AMARS)
Local and Regional Clubs
- Cookeville Repeater Assoc.
- Maury County ARC
- Mt. Juliet Simplex Society
- Nashville Amateur Radio Club
- Nashville VE Team
- Short Mountain Repeater Club
- Southeastern VHF Society
- Stones River Amateur Radio Club
- Tennessee Contest Group
National &International Clubs
- Ten Ten International
- Adventure Radio Society
- First Class Operators CW Club
- The International Morse Preservation Society (FISTS)
- The Flying Pigs QRP Club
- North American QRP CW Club
- QRP-ARCI
- Six Meter Internation Radio Klub (SMIRK)
Novelty Items
Propagation and Space Weather
- NCDXF/IARU International Beacon Project
- SunspotWatch.com – Radio Propagation : Space Weather : Sunspot Cycle Information
- DX Info Centre – Tropospheric Dusting Forecast
- Gray-Line Earth View
- SpaceWeather.com
- Space Weather Now
- Aurora Sentry
- NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
- Kiruna Magnetogram Real-time geomagnetic development
Publications
QRP Kits
QSL Card Printing & Electronic QSLing
Software
- CW Trainer (g4fon)
- DX4Win
- Logger32 by K4CY
- LOGic
- N1MM Contest Logger
- N3FJP Contest Loggers
- WinLog32
- Writelog
Other interesting and useful links
Work NA1SS the International Space Station on 2M. You too can QSO with the International Space Station using almost any 2M FM radio. Some have done it with an HT. The guys on the ISS listen at 144.490 MHz and transmit at 145.800 MHz (both FM). It’s an odd split, but most modern FM radios can handle it. The trick is knowing when the station is overhead. Check out these two websites for help with that: ISS Fan Club and Spot the Station. Good luck!
Weekly Fox Hunts (20M in summer, 40 & 80M in winter). There are pelts with your call sign on them waiting to be bagged. It’s the best 90 minutes of Amateur Radio fun all week. For details visit: http://www.qrpfoxhunt.org.
Earth and Moon Viewer. See what the Earth would look like from the Sun, Moon and man-made satellites, and much more. www.fourmilab.to/earthview/vplanet.html.
Online Calculators. Forgot that formula? This web page has a free on-line calculator for almost any application. https://www.rfcafe.com/references/calculators.htm.
