Ham Radio South Africa
Ham Radio South Africa
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Kaito Electronics Inc. KA1102BLK Digital AM/FM/SW World Receiver with SSB $61.50 The Kaito KA1102 is a dual conversion portable radio covering AM/FM and Short Wave. The special designed PLL circuit has a very high sensitivity and low noise levels. Thanks to the dual conversion technology, the KA1102 has a super sensitive radio bands. AM coverage is from 522 - 1710 kHz. The AM reception is impressive. It is able to pick up weak signals very well. The FM band covers 70.0 - 108 M... |
What are some HAM radio frequencies in South Africa?
a friend of mine is from South Africa, and just got a HAM radio, does anyone know frequencies from South America? We have already found some Australian frequencies.
HAM radio (AKA mateur radio) is organized by band groups internationally agreed to by the ITU. By certain convention, each band is divided into sub-bands based on mode. Often there is reserved casual and emergency calling frequencies. You would call a party on a calling frequency, and agree to use another frequency.
The world is divided into regions, and they bands may slightly vary depending on ITU region. You should have learned about that when you studied for your license, or can get an old timer to help you out.