Ham Radio Call Signs
Ham Radio Call Signs
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Ham radio set?
I've been told that if I get a ham radio I can transmit 400 watts. on am and ssb as well as ssb on several bands. Is this true, and what is a call sign? Is it like a handle on CB and how do I choose one?
You did not mention what country you are in so it will be a little hard steering you in the right direction. Here in the U.S. we have 3 liscense classes. You must study to pass any of the 3. The first entry level liscense class is the Technician. It grants you operation on frequencies at 50Mhz and above with input power limited at 1500 watts. The next step up is the General Class which grants you operation on the HF bands which are frequencies at 1.8 Mhz and up. You have the same power restrictions and limited bandwidth within these frequencies. The last class is the Extra Classs which grants you use of all frequencies allocated in the U.S. Like the previous answer, I'd suggest you find a local radio club or Ham operator and make your intentions known. I'll list some sites of intrest below for you.
Good luck entering the Ham Radio Hobby,
73, de Mike