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Automatically Controlled Digital Stations in Amateur Radio
The landscape of amateur radio is ever-evolving, mirroring the rapid advancements in technology that define our modern world. Among these advancements, the rise of automatically controlled digital stations represents a significant shift, offering new opportunities for...
Amateur Radio Rules: Permitted vs. Prohibited Transmissions
Amateur radio is a fascinating world that blends technical skill, community service, and global communication. It’s a hobby that encourages experimentation and learning, but it also requires operators to adhere to specific regulations set forth by the Federal...
Best Practices for VEs and Remote Operators in Amateur Radio
The amateur radio community thrives on a foundation of education, integrity, and technological advancement. Central to maintaining this foundation are the roles played by Volunteer Examiners (VEs) and the burgeoning field of remote operators. VEs ensure the continued...
Amateur Radio Licensing: The Role of VEs and VECs
The world of amateur radio is rich with tradition, innovation, and a deep sense of community. At the core of this community's continued growth and learning are the Volunteer Examiners (VEs) and Volunteer Examiner Coordinators (VECs), whose contributions ensure the...
Global Communication & FCC Oversight in Amateur Radio
In the age of instant digital communication, the enduring appeal of amateur radio might seem surprising to some. Yet, for millions around the globe, amateur radio offers a unique blend of technology, service, and international friendship, unmatched by the latest...
Repeater Regulations in Amateur Radio: Rules & Best Practices
In the intricate dance of amateur radio communication, repeaters play a pivotal role in extending the reach of radio signals, enabling hams to communicate over vast distances beyond the horizon. However, operating a repeater or using one is not as simple as flipping a...
High-Frequency Band Tips for Amateur Radio Operators
The allure of the High-Frequency (HF) bands for amateur radio enthusiasts lies in their remarkable ability to connect distant corners of the globe. These bands, ranging from 3 MHz to 30 MHz, are the playground for those seeking to explore beyond local horizons,...
General vs. Extra Class Frequency Privileges in Amateur Radio
Amateur radio is a hobby that transcends simply talking over the radio; it's a gateway to a global community of enthusiasts who share a passion for communication, technology, and experimentation. Among the ranks of amateur radio operators, various license classes...
Amateur Radio Third-Party Communication: Rules & Best Practices
In the diverse world of amateur radio, third-party communication represents a fascinating aspect that bridges distances, cultures, and even regulatory frameworks. Essentially, it allows amateur radio operators to transmit messages from a non-licensed individual (the...
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