An educational site with accessible articles covering the basics of amateur radio.
Antenna theory (kept beginner-friendly) and simple antenna projects that new operators can build themselves.
Magazine-style resources blend theory with practical tips in an easy-to-read format for newcomers.
Free online video course (6-part series) taught by RF engineer Karen Rucker, tailored for beginners.
Provides a comprehensive overview of antennas, from design, to measurement and theory, deliberately avoiding unnecessary complex math.
A free online course from India's NPTEL program (IIT Bombay) covering fundamental antenna concepts.
An MIT OCW course that delves into RF signal detection and antenna fundamentals.
An online encyclopedia for RF/microwave engineering with detailed explanations of transmission lines, cables, and connectors.
A classic ham radio DIY resource hub, hosting numerous how-to articles submitted by enthusiasts.
Amateur radio operator Peter Parker (VK3YE) shares a treasure trove of homebrew antenna projects on his website and YouTube channel.
"Connectors for (Almost) All Occasions" (Parts 1 & 2) cover common ham station connectors (PL-259/UHF, N-type, BNC, DIN, etc.) and how to install them.
Free tutorials on antennas and RF equipment. Learn how to use antenna analyzers, measure coax loss, and tune antennas.
An active subreddit where amateur radio enthusiasts worldwide discuss the hobby, ask questions, and share projects.
A question-and-answer forum for ham radio operators that has matured into a reputable knowledge base.
A long-running amateur radio community site featuring forums, product reviews, and an extensive collection of user-contributed articles.
Hosted by the QRZ callsign database site, these forums are populated by a large audience of hams.