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Your Page

Your Call Sign. Your Story. Your Place on the Web.

Every amateur radio operator has something worth sharing. Whether it’s your journey into the hobby, your favorite equipment, a repeater you maintain, or a project you’re proud of, a personal web page gives you a place to put it all together.

Uhles Communications Group can help you create and host your own amateur radio page without the hassle of building a website or managing hosting yourself.

Contact Us to Get Started

What Could Your Page Include?

Your page can be as simple or as detailed as you’d like. Here are a few ideas:

  • About you: Share your name, call sign, location, and how you got started in amateur radio.
  • Your station: Show off your radios, antennas, and station setup.
  • Your activities: Tell visitors about your interests, from HF and local repeaters to POTA, SOTA, or emergency communications.
  • Repeaters and nets: Share repeater information, coverage details, net schedules, and helpful links.
  • Projects: Document a radio build, antenna experiment, portable setup, or other project.
  • Photos and links: Add pictures and connect visitors to your QRZ page, social media, or other resources.
  • Project files: Make supporting documents and other selected files available for visitors to download.

Your page can reflect what matters to you. You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out—we can talk through your ideas together.

How Is This Different From QRZ?

QRZ is a great place to look up call signs, learn about other operators, and see their biographies and station photos. Your page on UhlesComm.com can complement your QRZ profile by giving you a dedicated space to go further into the projects and information you want to share.

For example, if you’ve built an antenna or put together a radio kit, your page can tell the story behind the project and include photos, instructions, and links to supporting files. Depending on the project and file type, we may also be able to host files for visitors to download.

Some ideas include:

  • Antenna builds: Measurements, construction notes, photos, and diagrams.
  • AREDN projects: Node setups, network information, configuration notes, and guides.
  • Radio kits and builds: Assembly tips, parts lists, wiring diagrams, and lessons learned.
  • Portable and emergency communications: Equipment lists, setup guides, and field photos.
  • Other amateur radio resources: Documents or project files you’d like to make available to fellow hams.

You can also link your QRZ profile to your page so visitors can find your projects and resources easily. If you have files you’d like to share, contact us and we can discuss what works for your page.

Take a Look at Some Examples

See how other operators are sharing their stories and radio interests:

How It Works

  1. Get in touch. Tell us a little about yourself and what you’d like your page to share.
  2. Send your content. Provide any text, photos, links, or other information you’d like included. We can help organize your ideas.
  3. Review your page. Take a look at the page and let us know if anything needs to be changed.
  4. Share it. Once your page is ready, share its link with fellow operators, friends, or anyone interested in what you do.

Ready to Create Your Page?

Whether you want a simple introduction or a place to share a project with the amateur radio community, we’d be happy to hear your ideas.

Contact Uhles Communications Group

Let us know your call sign and what you have in mind.