Amateur Radio

A volunteer examiner must be at least 18 years of age.

Part 97.509 section b states the following:

(b) Each administering VE must:

(1) Be accredited by the coordinating VEC;

(2) Be at least 18 years of age;

(3) Be a person who holds an amateur operator license of the class specified below:

(i) Amateur Extra, Advanced, or General Class in order to administer a Technician Class operator license examination;

(ii) Amateur Extra or Advanced Class in order to administer a General Class operator license examination.

(iii) Amateur Extra Class in order to administer an Amateur Extra Class operator license examination.

(4) Not be a person whose grant of an amateur station license or amateur operator license has ever been revoked or suspended.

Yes you can but if you want any faster you need to upgrade the esc.

In the front close to the battery

No not really a host is for any event and a radio broadcaster is just for radios

There are two kinds of telemetry--one-way, where the remote device sends instrumentation signals to the receiving station; and two-way, where the receiving station can send control signals back to the remote device. The range is literally unlimited--deep-space probes have two-way telemetry gear on them, and it can take months or even years to transmit a message from the vehicle to the earth.

There are no amateur radio shops in St Helens, OR. Closest would be Ham Radio Outlet just south of Portland.

A Frequency of 50 Hertz has a Wavelength of 5.9958e+8 Centimeters 1.9671e+7 Feet 5.9958e+6 Meters

Full duplex is when two frequencies are used for stations to transmit to and receive transmissions from each other. A station will transmit on one frequency, while receiving on a different frequency. This is often accomplished through the use of repeater towers. Radiotelephones, cellular telephones, and some two way systems used in businesses, state provided services, and amateur radio are examples of this.

Using HF (high frequency 3-30mHz) to talk to area hams in a converstional format

Using HF to communicate with hams in other parts of the US and around the world

Contesting . . . see how many other hams you can contact in the contest period.

Message handling for military person . . . MARS (Military Affiliate Radio Service)

Emergency message handling . . . ARES

Providing backup battery-powered communications on the ground for police, fire, and other responders during emergencies that take down their regular radio service.

Search and Rescue . . . providing communications in remote areas.

Amateur Radio operators have for many years been involved in the American Radio Relay Leagues ENCOURAGEMENT OF Amateur Radio operators founding and sponsoring OF Amateur Radio message and communication Networks in the assigned Amateur spectrum: Hundreds of HAM-RADIO networks meet on assigned radio frequencies in the F.C.C. assigned range of frequencies: The thrust of the agendas of many of these NETWORKS is to conduct radiogram or message handling for private, unlicensed individuals as well as city, state and Federal AS WELL AS charitable agencies charged with health, welfare and safety of citizens:

THE ACCURACY, AUTHENTICITY, RELIABILITY, TIMELINESS OF THESE MESSAGES ARE OF VITAL NATURE: THE MANUAL OR AUDIO TAPE PRODUCED BY THE AUTHOR, F.M. FABER ADDRESSES THE BASIC TENETS OF COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS IN ALL LOCALES FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IN THE AGENDA OF MESSAGE HANDLING: THE guidelines and operating suggestions in this audio tape or manual provide the amateur radio operator with 'down-to-earth, proven and time tested techniques, skills and know-how to enhance speedy, accurate communications in the thrust of the agendas and formats noted in the aforementioned paragraph: TESTIMONIAL AND EXPERIENCE OF LICENSED AMATEUR RADIO OPERATOR, WB8AXI/7

RENO, NEVADA ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELATIVE TO THIS SUBJECT AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST: e-mAIL; <fmrebaf@sbcglobal.net>

Somewhat oddly, and this also applies to another federally-monitored (Hobby) prospecting, there are no statutory age requirements. there have been ( most exceptionally) some adult-coached Hams as young as 8 in the fifties. There are different categories of exams for different classes of operators ( within the Ham envelope- this does not include C.B. ) some require code proficiency, some do not.

These are mainly used for setting up TV's, you can typically pick them up from some Electronics Stores, the type that sell electronic components and test gear, not just consumer electronics.

Miss leela banera is the most striking,chivalrous and ammusing lady in Vijaya Tendulkar's play,silence!The court is in session!since she has been assigned the accused role in the mock-trial and a prisoner has no privilege to give suggestion,own opinion in the court,her character has got little revelation.But act-1,where she is comefree not yet accused has seen her young.Chivalrous and progressive attitude,full of fun and pratical wisdom.Towards the end of the play,the audience once more witnesses her vivacious wit,strong emotional urges,lawyer-like argument and straight forwardness in declaring the compulsion under which she accented unmarried maternity.............................

Certainly- there is an acronym called RACES- Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services. of course there is much related activity with REACT ( Regional Emergency action team- mainly CB, also. one speaks of a React switchboard- As I understand it, REACT used mainly mobile operators in cars and was pre-occupied with highway accidents and related emergencies.-and still is.

You can relax.

First of all, it's never illegal to own radio equipment, provided you operate it only

in legal ways.

The Motorola MH230R is a handy 2-way device built to operate in the FRS/GMRS

frequency band ... a license-free service. So take it and go, use it in good health,

anyplace you want to use it, in full view of police or anybody, have fun, be careful,

and stay safe.

It's a general call that an operator would make on a frequency to invite listeners to respond to.

the various controls and keys used on a UHF radio esp Squelch scans quiet duplex are simplex and simplistic.

In a volunteer exam session, EACH of the three VEs that sign the form are required to check the grades of the exam. You cannot simply have one examiner grade it and the others take his word for it. Otherwise, you essentially have one VE checking the paper.

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The full phonetic alphabet is...

Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Fox-trot, Golf, Hotel, India, Juliet, Kilo, Lima, Mike

November, Oscar, Papa, Quebec, Romeo, Sierra, Tango, Uniform, Victor, Whisky, X-ray, Yankee, Zulu.

It wws not invented, it was evolved, Technical magazine maven - also science fiction writer and editor Hugo Gernsback must be credited with legally getting involved with the whole amateur scene, circa l9l4 when the Federal government first began to regulate radio, largely through the maritime laws- as ships had wireless. based on reprinted articles in various Gernsback publication the argument seemed to be that Mr. Gernsback was if not the father of amateur radio, at least a very important fostering relative! - the Roberts Bill which codified the different (bands) in use at the time , passed around l9l3-l4 and Mr. Gernsback was much in favor, He controlled the EICO (Electro equipment company) which made much Ham equipment. kits, components and so on. any how Gernsback Broadcasted (not maybe the right word as it was almost entirely all C.W.-code in his day) his role as a Ham pioneer, so to speak. The Hugo awards in Science Fiction are named in his honor!

No. The day before the first artificial satellite was launched in 1957, there were about

400,000 'ham' radio operators worldwide, licensed and actively enjoying the hobby.

Along with a number of other states in the northwest, Oregon is part of the

amateur '7' call sign area. It doesn't define anything else about the content,

length, or format of the call sign, only that each amateur license granted for

a station address in Oregon will have a numeral '7' in it.

use a stronger wire for longer antennas...the gauge may not be as important as the strength if you string it outside.