RESOURCES
Welcome to our Ham Radio Resources page — a curated collection of tools and links that every amateur operator should know. Whether you’re logging contacts, tracking APRS activity, or monitoring real-time propagation, these resources help you stay connected and informed across every band.
Each link below leads to a trusted site used daily by operators worldwide. Explore them to enhance your operating experience, plan your next activation, and make the most of your time on the air.
Lookup callsigns, manage your logbook, explore DX opportunities, and connect with hams worldwide.
Organize, log, and manage amateur radio nets efficiently with this powerful online tool.
Parks On The Air - Join activations, log contacts, and explore parks while promoting portable ham radio.
ARRL’s mission is to promote and protect the art, science, and enjoyment of amateur radio, and to develop the next generation of radio amateurs.
Track live ham stations, weather, messages, and APRS activity worldwide through real-time interactive maps.
A free, web-based, real-time satellite tracking service that provides live visualizations of over 30,000 satellites, debris, and rocket bodies using Google Maps.
A cloud-based platform for amateur radio operators that acts as an all-in-one hub for logging, live contest scoring, & mapping.
A free website and mobile app designed to help users study for and pass US Amateur Radio license exams.
A free, web-based tool designed to help individuals study for Amateur Radio licenses.
Free Training from ARCNEM, The Amateur Radio Club of the National Electronics Museum.
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WØTE AFFILIATES
The Kansas City Northland Amateur Radio Emergency Service is a volunteer agency consisting of trained storm spotters and communicators.
The Liberty Emergency Radio Club was formed as a public service for the Clay County area.
PROPOGATION MAPPING
Monitor HF and 6-meter band propagation in real time with live solar, ionospheric, and DX tracking data.
View real-time VHF propagation conditions, paths, and activity using dynamic worldwide mapping tools.
See live DX activity across HF, VHF, and UHF bands with propagation and QSO data updated in real time.
The RBN is a network of stations listening to the bands and reporting what beacon stations they hear, when, and how well.
Check your propagated signal from a distance or tune a remote station using these online SDR's from around the world.
WØTE CLUB OFFICERS
The leaders of the Clay County Missouri Amateur Radio Club play a vital role in fostering communication and camaraderie among members. Their dedication and expertise guide the club's activities, ensuring supportive environment for amateur radio enthusiasts. Together, they work to promote education, outreach, and the enjoyment of radio communication within the community. Their leadership helps to inspire both new and seasoned members alike.
