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USA Amateur Radio
USA Amateur Radio
Is Amateur Radio popular in USA?
What kind of requirements do HAM radio operators need to meet in order to operate on Amateur Radio frequencies in USA?
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If you are in the USA and want to start a new hobby in the HAM radio realmn then its recommended that you first go with the Technician class amateur radio license.
Amateurs who enter the hobby as Technicians do so by passing a 35 question, multiple choice exam. The exam covers basic regulations, operation practices, and electronics theory, with a focus on VHF and UHF applications. Technician Class operators are licensed to use all amateur VHF and UHF frequencies above 50 MHz. Technicians who pass a 5 WPM Morse code exam are able to transmit limited power outputs on certain HF frequencies. "Technicians with HF" May operate on 80, 40, and 15 meter amateur bands using CW or Morse Code, and on the 10 meter band using CW, voice, and digital modes.
The book attached is a Tech class learning book that can be obtained through most Radio Shack outlets.
In the USA the most popular license for beginners is the Technician Class license, which requires only a 35 multiple-choice question written examination. The next step above that is the Technician Class license (Radio privileges above 30 megahertz (MHz). These privileges include the very popular 2-meter band. In trinidad there is one standard class to begin with and the exams come from the UK.
According to the ARRL:
QUOTE "Many Technician licensees enjoy using small (2 meter) hand-held radios to stay in touch with other hams in their area. Technicians may operate FM voice, digital packet (Computers), television, single-sideband voice and several other interesting modes. You can even make international radio contacts via satellites, using relatively simple equipment. Getting started in Amateur Radio has never been easier.
First, locate a radio club in your area. Some radio clubs offer ham radio licensing classes, or they can find a club volunteer to answer your questions. You may even be invited to attend a local radio club meeting. ARRL publishes popular ham radio license study guides to help you learn the things you'll need to pass your exam and have fun with Amateur Radio. The Amateur Radio license examinations are administered by ham radio volunteers. When you're ready to take your exam, you'll need to locate an exam session near you. "
First, locate a radio club in your area. Some radio clubs offer ham radio licensing classes, or they can find a club volunteer to answer your questions. You may even be invited to attend a local radio club meeting. ARRL publishes popular ham radio license study guides to help you learn the things you'll need to pass your exam and have fun with Amateur Radio. The Amateur Radio license examinations are administered by ham radio volunteers. When you're ready to take your exam, you'll need to locate an exam session near you. "
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