This website was a community for people who enjoyed combining amateur radio with off-roading in their 4x4 vehicles. It focused on integrating ham radio into off-road adventures.
Key areas of discussion included:
The site featured forums where members could connect, share knowledge, and ask questions. It fostered a community of like-minded individuals passionate about both off-roading and amateur radio.
Important Notice: 4x4ham.com is no longer active. The club callsign (W7AZO) expired in 2019, and new user registration and posts were disabled around that time.
The website is no longer able to remain online in an archive format without upgrading past VBulletin 4.2.5 and the current hosting company is forcing PHP 8.1 or newer for security reasons.
Technical Note: vBulletin 4.2.5 (the forum software) is end of life and will not be receiving any future development. It is also not compatible with PHP 7.2.0 or higher.
While 4x4ham.com is no longer active, it serves as an example of the intersection between these two hobbies. Many off-road enthusiasts still utilize ham radio for communication and safety while exploring remote areas.
If you're interested in combining 4x4 and ham radio, you might want to explore other online communities or forums that cater to this niche, or connect with local ham radio clubs that have members with similar interests.