HAM Radio Start Up Guide For Beginners And Seniors

The term Ham radio is about communicating through radio frequencies to anyone that can carry over and tune in a radio. To also describe why people use ham radio, they use it to communicate with individuals in their locality and areas closer to them.

Ham radio also serves as an emergency service, most Emergency Agency or services make use of Ham radio. In the United State, all the armed forces such as police, Army, and others mostly use Ham radio for communication. With all these, it shows the usefulness of Ham radio in our present-day life, and Ham radio cannot fade although lots of other communicating devices are coming up.

In this guide, you will know how to get going with Ham radio/ Amateur radio, how to install it, the equipment needed to use it, how to connect the antenna and so much more. In fact, you will become a pro while using HAM Radio in a short period.
After reading this book to the end you will fully understand the concept of Ham radio and how it works, probably you may be convinced on getting yourself one.

Here is a snippet of what you will learn in this guide:

•Definition of HAM Radio
•How to install HAM Radio
•Equipment used for operating it
•How to connect the Antenna
•How to operate the Antenna
•About call signs
•Buyers guide on HAM Radio
•How to use a transceiver
•About logbook
•About HAM Radio power supply
•Audio
•Using QSL cards
•About Morse code
•Learning with Morse code
•How to write with Morse code
•Understanding the digital mode
•How to use the digital modes
•How to use the digital voice
•How to set up HAM Radio frequency
•Q-Codes terminologies
•How to apply analog ranger
•Understanding Radio phonetic alphabet
•How to use Radio phonetic alphabet
•Where can it be used?
•Making your first interaction with the CQ
•Instructions to follow before calling CQ
•How to obtain your license
•What is a short wave?
•Predicting a short wave propagation
•Features of the gray line operation
•How to know a functional gray line operation
•Using tropospheric scatter
•How to use tropospheric ducting effect
•Using meteor scatter
•What leads to meteoric trails?
•Reducing the tropospheric ducting effect
•Using Amplitude Modulation
•All about QPR operations
•Using continuous wave transmission
•How to use repeaters
•How to install a transceiver in a car
•How to use a slow-scan TV
•How to use satellite communication
•About grid lock operator
•How to use grid lock operator
•How to set up transceivers
•HAM Radio tips and tricks for operators
•What are DX clusters?
•How to set up SDR Transceivers
•Private activities for HAM operators
•Using satellite communications

So many other things about Ham radio will be talked about in this book, It will be Exciting learning all this for those who are planning to get a ham radio or start up a Ham radio station.