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Homebrewing traps for the W3DZZ wire dipole Antennas. Article in Dutch with some interesting pictures

PA1G loop antenna for 80 meters band, in dutch

Dutch society of collectors of old ex-military radio equipment and other nostalgic receivers and transmitters

Dutch Antenna and Tower Manufacturers from Slimline Square Triangular Round Towers. Antennas production include Yagi Monoband/Dipole/HF Quad /50MHz and 70MHz Yagi-Quad, VHF-UHF yagi-Quad and Comby antennas VHF/UHF/SHF

Dutch scanner web contains information about dtmf pagers gsm tetra umts scanners decoders.

Big DUtch blog post about yaesu VX-8R include pictures and link to VX-8R manual

Welcome to Mike's radio collection, I collect and restore radio sets from the 1930's to the 1960's. I have built up quite a Collection of radios over the years, including Some rare Dutch and German sets.

An home made QRM Eliminator project based on the WA1ION original design, used to remove QRN generated locally by an halogen lamp in Dutch

Dutch web site dedicated to freebanding on 27 mhz.

DIY a Wi-FI Helical Antenna for better performances, a project by PA0HOO i Dutch end English

Homemade hamstuf, mostly homebrew antennas in Dutch

Dutch amateur radio dealer, based in Utigeest the Netherland

A shortened multiband dipole antenna by PA0FRI in Dutch

A 1:4 current balun made with 2 4C65 cores by PA1G in Dutch

The Nederlandse Vereniging voor Radio Amateurs (NVRA) operates from Haarlem, Netherlands, under the club callsign PI4HLM and maintains an ATV repeater, PI6HLM. The organization's website provides updates on internal governance, such as the postponement of a General Members Meeting due to necessary amendments to its 1986 statutes. These amendments are required to comply with the Wet Bestuur en Toezicht Rechtspersonen (WBTR) — Dutch legislation concerning the governance and supervision of legal entities. The NVRA's operational focus includes local amateur radio activities, indicated by its Haarlem location and the presence of a **PI6HLM** ATV repeater. The club's adherence to national legal frameworks for non-profit organizations, specifically the **WBTR**, demonstrates its structured approach to club management and long-term viability within the Dutch amateur radio community.

Home for dutch speaking radioamateurs, wordwide. We also provide information about our hobby in english and other languages. Hamradio guide for visitor to Holland

Repeater, an independent Dutch ATV magazine

Ardf holland, information about ardf activities in the netherlands, in english and dutch

More than 400 Dutch Hamradio links

Dutch Packet Radio link site..

Current program schedules, RealAudio feeds, and listening tips from Belgian Public Radio which broadcasts worldwide in Dutch, German, French and English.

A nice review of the Acom 1000 HF and 6 meter RFpower amplifier by Acom in Dutch and with online google translation available. Includes pictures and notes of the popular amplifier by Acom.

Broadcasting week-end from 09:00 utc - 16:00 UTC in English - Trucker Radio , Transport Radio each week day day 08:00 - 10:00 UTC in Dutch

website of the Balloon Fox Hunting on 80 and 2 meters. Before well known as the Dutch Balloon Fox Hunting or the Hobbyscoop-hunt

Ham radio blog in English and Dutch. The radio adventures of PE4BAS.

Dutch Amateur Radio DX & Contest Group

Personal homepage in dutch language

Dutch Young Ladies Club is part of the VERON and was founded in 1981. The ladies formed a contestgroup, starting in 2012, their slogan is -Proud 2B PI4YLC-

This page provides a detailed guide on the Guanella Current Balun for ham radio operators. The author shares very nice schematics, photos, and explanations on the construction and use of this type of balun. The content explains when a balun is needed and how it can help with common-mode currents in antenna systems. It also discusses the construction process, including winding the balun around a ferrite core. This resource is useful for hams looking to improve their antenna systems and reduce common-mode currents for better performance. This article is in Dutch.

A Dutch website dedicated to weather satellite reception with many documents related to antennas, software and techniques on receiving signals from weather satellites.

A home made RDF 3 elements Yagi that can be used for fox hunting. The particularity of this antenna is that it can be folded, in order to save space while travelling. In Dutch.

Homepage of the Dutch amateurradiostation PE4BAS.

HyEnd is a dutch amateur radio antenna manufacturer. Makers of the popular HyEndFeed Antennas, produce Baluns, bandpass filters and selle Line isolators, coax cables and connectors.

Personal page of the Dutch Amateur Radio Station PA1CW

Special callsign PA6FR during Dutch PACC contest

The Hamradio website of the VRZA Dutch

Prepare for the exams with Radio examens in Nederland.

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.

TX5EU 2026 DXpedition to Raivavae Island, **OC-114**, within the Austral Islands, providing a detailed account of the German/Dutch team's operations. The resource outlines the participation of operators such as DL2AWG Guenter, PA2KW Evert, and DK2AMM Ernoe, who engaged in CW, SSB, RTTY, and various digital modes. It documents the real-world challenges encountered, including significant equipment failures and antenna damage to 80/60m, 30m, and 10m verticals due to adverse storm conditions. The page offers timely news updates on the expedition's progress, noting repairs to a power amplifier's 10/12m bandpass filter, which enabled three stations to utilize amplification. Earlier reports highlighted power failures and the loss of multiple power amplifiers, necessitating one station to operate barefoot FT-8 with 100W. The team's persistent efforts to repair antennas as weather permits are also detailed, reflecting the dynamic nature of remote island operations.

The Alfa Alfa (AA) DX Group, established on March 1, 1974, in the Netherlands, is presented as the pioneering Dutch 27mc DX group. It details the group's historical significance, particularly its revolutionary use of the '000' club callsign (19AA000) which influenced international 11-meter group callsign structures. The resource outlines the group's re-establishment in 2024, inviting new active CB operators and _Short Wave Listeners_ (SWL) to join its ranks, emphasizing a free worldwide membership model. Membership requirements are specified, focusing on active participation with an assigned AA callsign. The group provides QSL card management services, with options for direct QSL requests requiring **3 USD** and a Self-Addressed Envelope, or **4 USD** via PayPal for expenses. It also mentions upcoming initiatives like an _AA DX Contest_ and an award program, with sections for certificates and plaques currently under construction. The site also lists useful CB resources, including an 11M DX Cluster and an 11M Callsign Database, and provides contact information for the founder, 19AA001 Mr. Theo, and the Worldwide QSL Manager, 178AA001 Mr. Emil, based in Bulgaria.