About This Free Site

Yes, this site is free. All we require in return is that you agree to include the standard attribution (“Designed by…”) at the bottom of each screen.
Why did we do this site? We were asked by a local ham radio club to do a simple site for them… for free. Wanting to “give back” to the community we did it.
The site was done in WordPress, which is by far the leading content-manager system (known as a CMS) in the world… running around 50% of all websites!
(Note: there is a non-WordPress version, done in plain HTML for more experienced webmasters. You can see it HERE.)
Important Tech Items
In order to make changes to the site you will have to have some experience in how to use the WordPress CMS. There are a million and one websites and YouTube videos on learning WordPress.
The system is documented in a file that contains all of the important points one needs to know to change a page, write a blog, and add a new page.
The site also renders quite well on most newer tablets and cell phones.
We can be of some limited assistance, but given that the site is free, you can understand why we use the word “limited.” Of course the club could hire us to install and enter content for them, but we know that most clubs don’t have a budget for that sort of service so we are not expecting anyone to ask.
Bottom line, we will install WordPress and the site on your server and set everything up ready for you to add your own content replacing our, as well as your pictures.
Note: The site is NOT in the public domain. We own the copyright. The site cannot be sold or given away or distributed without our consent.
If you wish more info you can contact me at the address on my QRZ page.
Alan N. Canton (K6AAI)
Fair Oaks, CA
Managing Partner
RadioQSL.com
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“I am often asked how radio works.
Well, you see, wire telegraphy is like a very long cat.
You yank his tail in New York and he meows in Los Angeles.
Do you understand this?
Now, radio is exactly the same, except that there is no cat.”
– Attributed to Albert Einstein