News & Blog
https://indianahamradio.com/feed.xml
Short news items about Indiana amateur radio as they happen, plus the site's longer blog posts.
Changes when: a news item or blog post is added.
Also on the site:News
Open Data (RSS)
The site publishes its news, events and Silent Keys as RSS feeds, and its net schedules as calendars you can subscribe to. Put a feed's address into any feed reader, or a calendar's address into your calendar app, and new items come to you without checking back here. No key and no sign-up; they are static files.
RSS feeds
Events
https://indianahamradio.com/events.xml
Upcoming Indiana amateur radio events: hamfests with a confirmed date, and the yearly operating calendar such as Winter Field Day, the Indiana QSO Party, Field Day and JOTA. Past events drop out.
Changes when: an event is added, changed or passes.
Also on the site:Events & Calendar
Silent Keys
https://indianahamradio.com/silent-keys.xml
Indiana amateur radio operators who have died, one item each, dated by the date of passing and linked to their entry and its source.
Changes when: a Silent Key is added or corrected.
Also on the site:Silent Keys
Net calendars (iCal)
Statewide nets
https://indianahamradio.com/calendars/indiana.ics
Every recurring statewide net — the traffic nets, the section CW and ARES nets and the statewide digital nets — as repeating calendar events.
One county's nets
https://indianahamradio.com/calendars/{county}.ics
The same for a single county, carrying that county's local nets alongside the statewide ones. The county part is the county page's name: delaware.ics, marion.ics, stjoseph.ics and so on. The Nets page explains how the schedule is kept.
How to subscribe
A feed: copy its address above and add it to your feed reader (most readers have an “add feed” or “subscribe by URL” button). Many browsers and readers will also find the feeds on their own from this site's pages.
A calendar: in Google Calendar choose “From URL” under “Other calendars”; in Apple Calendar choose File → New Calendar Subscription; in Outlook choose “Subscribe from web”. Paste the address. Your app checks it for changes on its own schedule.
Want the data itself?
Everything behind these feeds — clubs, repeaters, nets, hamfests, license statistics and more — is published as JSON on the Open Data (JSON) page.