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The Colorado QSO Party website provides information about the annual on-air amateur radio event in Colorado. Participants can make contacts with stations in all 64 counties of Colorado, with no pressure to achieve a specific number of contacts. The site encourages participation from POTA and SOTA operators, offering the opportunity to double-dip and earn bonus points for activating a park during the event.

f4hxn.fr is the personal website of amateur radio operator F4HXN, showcasing his projects, station setup, antennas, digital modes, WSPR experiments, ADS-B reception, and technical guides. The site shares tools, real-time data, logs, and practical resources for radio enthusiasts interested in HF, VHF, UHF, SDR, and modern ham technologies.

A Dutch website, with a translation option, about scanner radios, maritime, and aviation communication. With maps,a blog, free tools and calculators, and a large collection of Dutch frequencies.

The Young Ladies' Radio League, also known as YLRL, is an organization founded by women in 1939 with the goal of connecting and supporting female ham radio operators worldwide. From beginner classes to scholarships, YLRL offers resources and a community for women of all ages and backgrounds interested in ham radio. The website provides information on membership, upcoming events, and helpful tips for renewing licenses and getting on the air. Whether you're a seasoned ham or just starting out, YLRL is dedicated to empowering and supporting women in the world of amateur radio.

Tamiami Amateur Radio Club website provides information on club activities, membership, FCC license testing, special events, and participation in ARRL Field Day and Florida QSO Party. It also includes details on DMR technology and VE testing sessions. The club has been affiliated with ARRL since 1963 and operates a special event station at the Venice Shark's Tooth Festival annually.

official website for DLARC. operates the W3OK repeater, offers license classes and tests, a net, assistance in ARES and RACES nets and activities, and participation in ARRL activities and competitions.

The website of the Radio Museum of Thessaloniki, containing historical details of the radio history in Greece, including pictures of radio pioneers and also antique radio tuners available in Greece