FAQ's About Amateur Radio
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To reduce the size of each article, the FAQ information is posted in 2 parts:
Table of Contents
Part 1 - Introduction to Amateur Radio
What is Amateur Radio?
Who can become a ham?
Where can I locate information and books on Amateur Radio?
How much does it cost?
Where can I take the tests?
What are the tests like?
What can I do with a ham radio license?
What can't I do with an Amateur Radio license?
I'm interested, who will help me?
Should I build my own equipment or antenna?
Part 2 - Amateur Radio Advanced and Technical Questions
What are the different US amateur classes and what can each of them do?
What is the best way to learn Morse Code?
What is the standard for measuring Morse code speed?
What is the standard phonetic alphabet?
I'm confused. What do all those abbreviations mean???
What do all those "tones" mean?
Where can I learn more about Amateur Radio if I live outside the US?
My apartment or housing complex does not allow outdoor antennas, now what do I do?
I got TVI...HELP!!!
Did you know that you can get college credit for being a ham?
On what frequencies do JPL and GSFC retransmit the shuttle audio?
Can I take my HT on an airplane and operate it if I get the permission of the captain?
How do I modify my current Amateur license?
I'm confused about XXX, should I ask the FCC?
Is there any information on antique radios?
Where can I buy vacuum tubes?
What do I need to get started in packet radio?
What do I need to get started in satellite communications?
What is available to get started in ATV, SSTV and WEFAX?
What are these contests I sometimes hear, and how do I participate?
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