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Ham Radio Operator's Guide

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ISBN-10: 0790612380

ISBN-13: 9780790612386

Edition: 2nd 2001 (Revised)

Authors: Carl J. Bergquist

List price: $105.00
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Building on the success of Prompt?s publishing of the very first HAM Radio Guide (Hayden) in the late-1960s, Prompt brings the HAM radio user up-to-date with the 2nd edition of HAM Radio Operator?s Guide. Bergquist has updated this recent text with the latest in HAM technology, regulations, and ideas.
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Book details

List price: $105.00
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: Delmar Cengage Learning
Publication date: 5/1/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 304
Size: 6.00" wide x 8.75" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.188
Language: English

FCC Licensing Scheme
There's a New Sheriff at the FCC
Technician Class
General Class
Amateur Extra Class
The Test!!!!!
You Have Your Ticket, Now The Fun Begins!
Areas of HAM Radio
Spheres of Communication
Phone (Voice Communications)
High Frequency (HF)
Low Very High Frequency (LVHF)
Very High Frequency (VHF)
Ultrahigh Frequency (UHF)
Microwave
Very Low Frequency (VLF)
Repeaters
QRP or Weak-Signal Communications
Alternate Power Stations
Radio Teletype (RTTY)
Packet Radio
Satellite Communications
Slow-Scan Television (SSTV)
Amateur Television (ATV)
Earth-Moon-Earth (EME)
Laser Communications
Amateur Radio Equipment
Receivers
Transmitters
Transceivers
Linear Amplifiers
Antennas and Associated Friends
Towers
Duplexers and Antenna Switches
Antenna Tuners
Handy Talkie (HT)
Transverters
Meters
Power Supplies
CW Keys
Electronic Keyers
Microphones
Batteries and Chargers
Terminal Control Node (TNC)
Phone Patches
Filters
Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
Preamplifiers
Test Equipment
Repeaters
Miscellaneous
HAM Radio Activities
QSOs
DXing
Propagation
HAM Radio Clubs
HAMfests
Swap Meets
Foxhunts
Field Day
Networks
Educational Efforts
Contesting
Balloon Launches
Recruitment
HAM Traditions, Etiquette, Conventions, Safety, Do's and Don'ts, etc., etc., etc.
First Names Only
Camaraderie
General Courtesies of HAM Radio
Appropriate Language
Operating Procedures
FCC and Amateur Radio Band Plans
Safety for RF and Gneral
Antennas
Special HAM Terminology
The Q-Codes
Abbreviations
Phonetic Alphabet
Some Colorful HAM Lingo
HAM Radio Photo Gallery
On-Air Operation
Some Operating Procedures and Courtesies
Listening
Give Your Call Sign
Use the Q-Codes
Amateur Radio Jargon
Band Plans
The Phonetic Alphabet
FCC Rules and Regulations
Unauthorized Operation
HAM Radio Contacts or QSOs
Calling CQ
Answering CQ Calls
Contesting
Working Pileups
Logs, Logging, and QSL Cards
Working with the Equipment
Tuning the Radio
Tuning the Antenna
Antenna Installation Tips
Propagation
Sporadic-E
Tropospheric Ducting
Ground Wave
Auroras
Meteor Showers (Meteor Sctter)
Solar Flares
Evaluating the Data
High Frequency (HF)
VHF and UHF
What Do You Say? Let's Build Some Stuff!
Handy Dandy Field Strength Meter (FSM)
A Radio Frequency (RF) Relay
Power Distribution Center
A Simple Ground Plane Antenna
The Dipole Antenna
A Cubical Quad Beam Antenna
Simple SWR Meter for 1 to 300 megahertz
Tiny 40-Meter CW Transmitter
Source List
Internet Address Book
Acknowledgments
Glossary
Index