Below you will find links to a number of other beacon related web sites, plus some general radio related websites which are well worth visiting. If yours isn't included here, or if you know of any others that you think should be added to the list I'd be very pleased to receive the details from you. I will endeavour to keep these links as up to date as possible, but if you do find any that have changed, or gone out of date I'd be pleased to hear about it. Please note that links to manufacturers of Receiving equipment and Antennas for Beacon enthusiasts can be found in the Beaconworld Datafile Section, and links to sites covering Beacon photographs are on the Beacon Images page.

The "RNA-REU-RWW" Online Database is a unique project run by Canadian Dxer Martin Francis and his team, and shows which NDBs are currently active, and when and where they were last heard. The "RNA" stands for "Received in North America", and list NDBs, HF Beacons, Navtex Stations and DGPS Beacons from that area, that have been received by listeners, and similarly, the "REU" (Received in Europe), and "RWW" (Received World-Wide", also cover the other parts of the world. If you would like to make use of the Database, or even add your own logs to it, you can find out more about it, and also Martin's "NDB Weblog" program by clicking on the button below:

In this section you will find links to a number of websites relating to Amateur Propagation Beacons, and also to websites of a number of the Beacon Operators. I know that many other hams are greatly interested in this subject and if you have some type of beacon related software or frequency list, and you would like a link to your site included here please do feel free to contact me with details at the address given at the top of the page:

Lots of interesting stuff here for radio enthusiasts and SWLs!: