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So Many Frequencies, So Little Time!
Amateur Radio frequencies range from just above the AM broadcast band all the way to microwave! That's a lot of territory to explore.
New Hams
Give us a call at 1-800-32-NEWHAM or complete an online form for an Amateur Radio prospect package.
Learn More about Ham Radio
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Operating Ethics
Make sure you get started right! Review this universal, international guide to operating ethics. Learn More
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Safety
Understand the importance of safety when operating a radio. Learn More
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Buying Your First Radio
Read this before you open your wallet. Learn More
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Your First Station
Valuable advice about setting up your first station. Learn More
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Build a Simple Antenna
Antenna ideas that will get you on the air fast. Learn More
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Your First Contact
Making your first contact doesn't have to be difficult. Learn More
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Keep a Log
A station log is a useful tool. It allows you to keep track of who you've contacted. Learn More
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Contesting
On-the-air contesting is one of the hottest activities in Amateur Radio. Learn More
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Morse Code
Hams are no longer required to pass Morse code tests, but it is still one of the most popular ways to communicate. Learn More
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Digital Modes
Besides Morse code, there are other very popular, easy to use digital modes available. Learn More
Aids and References
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Band Charts to Download and Print
Download and print these operating aids to keep handy at your station.
- Band chart of US Amateur Radio Technician Privileges
- Download this printer ready chart including commonly used Q signals and the ITU phonetic alphabet to accompany your Technician Band Chart.
For a printable band chart of all US Amateur Radio privileges, click "Go Now."
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Procedures, Phonetic Alphabet, RST System & UTC Time Conversion
Click on the link below for more operating information on Communication Procedures, ITU Phonetic Alphabet, RST System, UTC Time Conversion.
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Practical Radio Application Guide
Jeremy Briggs K4OCD has prepared a Practical Application Radio Guide for new Technicians that covers everything from buying your first radio, choosing feedline, operating ethics to understanding batteries, connectors, etc...
