| Link | Description |
| MARTS | The Medway Amateur Radio Transmitting Soceity, one of the oldest radio clubs in the UK. |
| STELAR | STELAR is an educational charity, its aims are: to promote an interest in the science and technology of wireless communications in young people, to encourage members of the teaching profession to use amateur radio in school to further their teaching of science and technology, and to provide education and training for educators in the science and technology of wireless communications. |
| Flying Pig QRP Club | The Flying Pig QRP Club. The ideal Amateur Radio Club: No Dues, No Rules, Just Fun - and if we don't like it we fix it! |
| Artifex Lodge Home Page | My Masonic Lodge |
| Project Soar | Project SOAR (Space Observations with Amateur Radio) is still in it's infancy, and there is lots of work to do but it is hoped, that Project SOAR will be the first in the UK to use high altitude meteorological balloons to loft Amateur Radio payloads to altitudes in excess of 75,000 feet. |
| W5WWW | A BIG Texas Ham Radio site- it isn't just the Steaks that are big in Texas. |
| Radio Hams on the Web | A new site in land of the leek and male voice choirs- looks promising. |
| G8EXT | Dave Howard's site with info for beginners and links to PMR446 info. |
| G3KZB | Murray Ward's site, with RAE revision questions. |
| The Odles | A family with 75% radio hams. |
| Basingstoke ARC | Several articles on DF / Fox Hunting. |
| G6LVB | Howard is probably the UK's Amateur Satellite Guru. |
| G3PHO | Peter is probably the UK's Amateur Microwave Guru. |
| Space Guard UK | The Space Guard Centre watchs for meteors that may collide with the Earth. If you are ever near Knighton (on the England/Wales boarder), it is well worth a visit. The Director, Jay Tate, gives an excellent talk during the tour. |
| Mad Dog Computers | A local company that offers a tailored personal service for your PC. |
| RadioDXer Forum | A new, and hopefully idiot free, forum for amateurs. Run by M0EUK in darkest Newcastle! |