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Ham Radio Operators / Steel Soldiers
oifvet - Visit this link to the ARRL website. http://www.arrl.org/FandES/field/regulations/bands.html On this page you can download a PDF version of the frequency band plan chart. On this chart, it shows what frequencies each level of class (Technician, General, Extra) can operate on. As a...- ems4ty
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- Forum: Military Radios and Other Electronics
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Ham Radio Operators / Steel Soldiers
RE: Re: RE: Another ham here Another great source for Ham Radio Equipment is www.hamcity.com They are very reasonable on prices and shipping and are usually cheaper than www.hamradiooutlet.com My first rig is my mobile unit - Yaesu FT-8900 Mobile Quad Band + YSK-8900 Seperation Kit...- ems4ty
- Post #52
- Forum: Military Radios and Other Electronics
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Ham Radio Operators / Steel Soldiers
123Mack - Check out Private Jarhead here: http://www.softcom.net/users/djstutz/pvtjarheadld.html I bought a working RT-524 Rig for my M35. Works great! Just need someone else with a FM Rig that I can talk to. 6m works fine, and here in So. Cal. I can even listen to the California Highway...- ems4ty
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- Forum: Military Radios and Other Electronics
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Ham Radio Operators / Steel Soldiers
No Morse Code requirement for Technician or General Class. I hear General Class is just as easy as the Technician License. I got my Tech license back in August I think. Spend a lot of time on VHF. Our local club just had a club picnic last weekend and I used the Club Callsign on HF for the...- ems4ty
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- Forum: Military Radios and Other Electronics