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Marine Amateur Radio The United States Power Squadrons

Marine Amateur Radio By The United States Power Squadrons

Marine Amateur Radio by The United States Power Squadrons


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Explains how ham radio gives the advantages of a single-sideband system at a fraction of the cost. This book helps readers learn how to use radio for voice or Morse code communications, check and send e-mail, link up with on-shore signal repeaters to extend their range, and make personal phone calls using ham radio.

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Marine Amateur Radio by The United States Power Squadrons

This book helps readers to enjoy fast, clear, affordable communications - ship-to-ship or ship-to-shore. When you're miles offshore and the nearest vessel is somewhere over the horizon, you need a fast, reliable, easy-to-operate communication system. Marine Amateur Radio provides all the information you need to select, install, and operate an inexpensive and completely dependable ham radio system on any boat, power or sail.This well-illustrated guide succinctly explains how ham radio gives you the advantages of a single-sideband system at a fraction of the cost. You'll learn how to use your radio for voice or Morse code communications, check and send e-mail, link up with on-shore signal repeaters to extend your range, and even make personal phone calls using your ham radio. Designed to lie flat for easy use onboard, this compact manual shows you how to: obtain a Technician Class or General Class operator's license; use ham radio for coastal, high-seas, or worldwide communications; and, tune the optimal frequency band for the time of day and range of transmission.

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments1.Amateur Radio and Recreational BoatsAdvantages of Amateur Radio2.The Amateur Radio ServiceThe History of Amateur RadioThe Amateur Radio LicenseObjectives of Amateur RadioHam's Varied Interest3.How to Get an Amateur Radio LicenseThe Volunteer Examiner Coordinator ProgramThe ExamsVanity Call SignsLicenses for Recreational Boaters4.Amateur Radio ActivitiesAwardsContestsNetsEmergency CommunicationsMilitary Affiliate Radio ServiceSatellite OperationsDigital CommunicationsOther Activities5.The Amateur Radio StationSelecting EquipmentThe Mobile and Portable Amateur Stations6. Making ContactOperating a Ham RadioOperating Procedures7.The Electromagnetic Frequency Spectrum and Propagation ConditionsRadio Frequency ManagementAmateur Radio FrequenciesHam Band Propagation Conditions8.Amateur Radio and the Cruising YachtsmanCoastal CruisingUsing Ham Nets While CruisingAccessing E-Mail Using Ham RadioWeather Information, Amateur Radio, and the Cruising YachtsmanAppendixesA.Publications on Amateur RadioB.International Morse CodeC.Phonetic AlphabetD.R-S-T Reporting SystemE.Q SignalsF.Operating in Other CountriesG.International Third-Party TrafficH.Volunteer Examiner CoordinatorsI.Maritime Mobile NetsJ.Partial List of Coastal 2-Meter Repeaters K.Partial List of Participating Mail Box Offices (PMBOs)L.Authorized SCS PACTOR Modem DealersM.Partial List of Equipment and Parts SuppliersGlossaryIndex

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CIN0071456295G
9780071456296
0071456295
Marine Amateur Radio by The United States Power Squadrons
Used - Good
Hardback
International Marine Publishing Co
20050716
144
N/A
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