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Trinidad & Tobago Amateur Radio
Trinidad & Tobago Amateur Radio
Is Amateur Radio popular in Trinidad & Tobago?
What kind of requirements do HAM radio operators need to meet in order to operate on Amateur Radio frequencies in Trinidad & Tobago?
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I used to have a site built based on having been so kindly treated by many a HAM Radio User both in Trinidad and more especially in Maryland with my friend, N3VEJ and the club known as the Baltimore Amateur Radio Club W3FT.
QUOTE There is a lot of help available whether it be from web sites, local clubs or HAM Radio operators that you have met or will meet in the future.
Trinidad Radio"The first amateur radio contact from Trinidad and Tobago was made in 1929 by an airline co-pilot by the name of Colin Fraser with another radio operator, S. R. Connelly, W3BCR from Pennsylvania, USA. Colin later adopted the callsign VP4CF. This contact was made using morse code on the 40 meter amateur band. A few other operators soon joined him, building radios from plans and kits. Since amateur radio in Trinidad was not regulated or licensed, most amateurs used arbitrary callsigns. - Wikipedia
Trinidad Radio"The first amateur radio contact from Trinidad and Tobago was made in 1929 by an airline co-pilot by the name of Colin Fraser with another radio operator, S. R. Connelly, W3BCR from Pennsylvania, USA. Colin later adopted the callsign VP4CF. This contact was made using morse code on the 40 meter amateur band. A few other operators soon joined him, building radios from plans and kits. Since amateur radio in Trinidad was not regulated or licensed, most amateurs used arbitrary callsigns. - Wikipedia
In order to be licesed to operate a HAM Radio in Trinidad & Tobago you must have sat the A level technican equivalent exam.
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