Ten Metre Beacon Homepages

Links all checked 21 October 2005; latest updates 21 October 2005

• 4S7B. IARU/NCDXF beacon hosted by RSSL, the national society of Sri Lanka.
• AK2F - callsign-shares with WN2A.
• C30P. A page on the new Andorran 10m beacon.
• DF4PV. Data on his EME station is followed by brief details (and site photos) of the DF4PV/P 10m beacon.
• DA5MBB is all about the multi-mode beacon on 28.705 MHz.
• DK0TEN. Beacon information in German and English
• DL0IGI. DARC page in German.
• EI0TEN. The Irish 10m beacon site. A splendid view of the beacon site is available.
• F5TMJ - the 'first french 10m beacon' with details, picture and listener log.
• I8EMG. Beacon QRV on 9 Bands from 28 MHz and up. Details here. (Italian pages).
• IK1ZYW . Page in English and Italian describing the IK1ZYW 10m QRSS QRPP Beacon
• IK6BAK. OK, so this is a WARC band beacon not a 28MHz beacon, but it is a nice site!
• IQ1SP. Basic data (Italian) on this 3-band beacon.
• IQ8CZ - a nice page with all the needed details.
• IT9DTU beacon lists but (as of October 2005) nothing here about own 28 MHz beacon...
• IW3FZQ. Nice pictures - the first "IW" prefix beacon.
• IY4M. The 'robot' beacon in Bologna, Italy. Site has details on the beacon, how it works, and how to make a QSO with the robot.
• JR0YAN. Nice pages with photos - 25w beacon in Nagano, Japan.
• K0KP. Pictures of the equipment and information about the ten meter K0KP Beacon (six meter beacon here.)
• K4AIS. North Georgia beacon on 28270.5 KHz.
• K4JDR. A page of information on this beacon in North Carolina.
• K6LLL - main beacon details nicely laid out.
• K7FFF. All the essential beacon data plus some nice photos.
• K7NWS outputs approximately 1 watt at 28.265 MHz from the Seattle area.
• KA0PSE. Details of the beacon and a picture of the kit on this page.
• KA1EKS. Brief information (amongst other dat) on this Maine beacon.
• KC8HZM. Marten's beacon page has lots on his beacon.
• KD4MZM 'A beacon on a budget project' - the KD4MZM 10m beacon.
• KD5LWU 'Sleeping Ute Propagation Beacon' from Colorado.
• KF4MS. Another 1 watter, this time in Florida. Well laid out info. There's another page (also with photos) for this beacon.
• KG4WBH. Info on this 2 watt beacon from Georgia.
• LA4TEN. This list of beacons in Norway is all I can find on LA4TEN (and LA6TEN).
• LU4AA - Radio Club Argentino home page, but nothing here it seems on the NCDXF beacon.
• LU4XS. Information on LU4XS located on Tierra del Fuego. This page in Spanish.
• N0AR One line of beacon info.
• N1ME Pine State Amateur Radio Club site but without a mention of their beacon .... pity!
• N2UHC - beacon currently QRT.
• N2JNT. A one watt beacon from Troy, New York, and a web page with beacon photo and schematic.
• N3NIA. The Elk County (PA) Amateur Radio Association run a beacon on 28.206. Pity their website carries no details.
• N4ES - his qrz.com entry includes abit about his GPS-synchronized beacon on 28.250
• N4ESS is another synchronized beacon on 28.250 - useful info here.
• N4HLF with info (and pictures) of his 28 MHz beacon.
• N7CZ. Lots of data and pictures of N7CZ/b from Great Falls, Montana
• N7LT. N7LT runs a 5w beacon on 28.248.5 from Bozeman, Montana, and maintains this web site description of the beacon.
• N9AVY - entry with QSL info for the N9AVY beacon
• N9SSA. Info on the project to fly a 10m beacon by balloon.
• N9YDZ. Flash web site - click on 'info' for beacon data
• NS9RC. The North Shore (Illinois) Radio Club page - their beacon gets a one line mention.
• OH2B, OH5RAC, OH9TEN. List of Finnish beacons, including these 3 on 10m.
• OH5RAC large page with a lot of beacon and other data, including the 10m OH5RAC beacon.
• S55ZRS gets a mention in this page of Slovenian repeaters and beacons.
• SK0CT 10m beacon on air from February 2001. This page has details.
• SV3AQR. One line on this beacon - the 4w signal often heard strongly via single hop F2 in the UK.
• VA2MGL. Well laid out information on the VA2MGL 10 and 6m beacons and propagation. The 2 watt 10m beacon always has a good signal into the UK.
• VA3GRR. Another nice site with details of this 4 watt beacon built and operated by VA3UXB.
• VA3ODX. Ontario DX Association's propagation/meteor scatter beacon.
• VA3SBB. 5 watts from Thunder Bay, this beacon is run by VE3FAL (near bottom of page).
• VE3TEN. Ottawa Amateur Radio Club's beacon VE3TEN is located a few miles south of Ottawa and operates on 28.175 Mhz. Plenty of pictures on this web page.
• VE7MTY - personal info plus bief details of his 10m beacon.
• VE8AT. Another IARU/NCDXF beacon and usefully located (for propagation studies) at Eureka, Nunavut, in the Canadian high arctic. The Northern Alberta Radio Club runs the beacon I find no info on their web site.
• VK and ZL beacons. Lists of all VK and ZL beacons, but not up to date it seems.
• VK3RMH. Pages on the repeaters and beacons operated by the North East Radio Group in Melbourne.
• VK5WI. Brief details of this beacon on a page of VK5 beacons
• VK6RWA. Full details with pictures.
• VR2B. Single page, well laid out, for the Hong Kong NCDXF beacon. Pages in Chinese also available.
• W1NRA Details of this Alabama beacon are here. Jerry W1NRA also hosts a ten meter beacon Yahoo group.
• W3VD. This page is a Japanese vistor's description of the 50 MHz beacon - the 28 MHz beacon gets a brief mention only.
• W4TIY. The Paulding Amateur Radio Club also operates this 10 meter beacon at 28272.
• W6PC. Lot of info on the W6PC/b 10m and other frequency beacons
• W6WX. The Bay Area Communications Society (BAYCOM) is the host for the NCDXF sponsored W6WX Beacon.
• W8MI. Brief description of W8MI 28 (and 50) Mhz beacons in northern Michigan.
• WA1RAJ. Info on this 1 watt beacon from New Hampshire.
• WA7LNW. Basic information and pictures for the beacon in Utah.
• WA8YWO. Details of this 100 mW beacon.
• WB4WOR. Good page: beacon details, map, beacon history, pics, and a link to my site (what more could you ask?).
• WC9C. Current schedule is system BT at 00 and 30 min each hour, solar flux information sent 15 and 45 mins each hour. I've never heard it.
• WE4S. Pictures and beacon details: a new beacon in Georgia.
• WJ5O in Texas has this information about his beacon (with pictures).
• WN2A. Some information on this all homebrew beacon towards the bottom of the page. Also operates under the call AK2F.
• ZL3TEN photo gallery.
• ZS6DN With pictures of the NCDXF/IARU beacon location.
• ZS1J Brief descriptions of ZS1J's 10m and LF beacons.

NCDXF/IARU International Beacon Network - for full details on the superb 5-band 24-beacon network.

You can download a free Rich Text (or Acrobat pdf) version of an excellent list of beacon keepers contact information from G4TMV's HF Beacons web site. The address list is constantly undergoing revision and update. Very useful.