The ARRL Operating Manual for Radio Amateurs; Volume 1 and 2

by American Radio Relay League

The Kindle edition of The ARRL Operating Manual for Radio Amateurs is divided into two sections (Volume 1-2 and Volume 3-4). This Kindle purchase is for Volume 1-2. Volume 3-4 is available separately.Volume 1-2 Basic Station and Operating TechniquesRadio Clubs and Public ServiceEverything for the Active Ham Radio Operator!Talking to friends. Serving your community. Chasing DX. Adding a new band. Trying a new mode. Working a contest. Taking your radio on the road or out in the field. These are just a few of the exciting and fun on-air operating activities to try once you have earned your license and mastered the basics.The ARRL Operating Manual for Radio Amateurs is as a comprehensive guide to Amateur Radio operating — things you can do on the air with your gear. In some cases, you may need to pick up new software or another radio, antenna, or accessory, but in many cases you already have the tools you need to get started. Featuring new material on FT8 and other WSJT-X digital modes, this 12th edition has been revised and updated by experienced hams who are active on the air. They are happy to share what they have learned so that you can get involved and on the air too.Basic Station and Operating TechniquesAssembling a StationBasic Operating ProceduresHF Digital CommunicationsVHF/UHF FM, Repeaters, Digital Voice and DataVHF/UHF Beyond FM and RepeatersAmateur SatellitesImage CommunicationsPortable and Mobile OperationRadio Clubs and Public ServiceGroup Activities for the Radio AmateurPreparing the Next GenerationARRL Field DayPublic Service OperatingAlso 3: On-Air Activities and Radiosport and Volume 4: Resources for the Active Ham

450 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 22, 2020

Reviews

[Patricia]

Comprehensive and helpful

Whether a new Ham or experienced , this is a well organi
zed and appropriately in depth coverage of all facts of operating a Ham radio. Parts of UT are good for future reference.