HAM Radio - Maryland

There is a lot of help available whether it be from web sites, local clubs or HAM Radio operators that you have met or will meet in the future. Here are some links that will help you:

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If you are in the USA and want to start a new hobby in the HAM radio realmn then its recommended that you first go with the Technician class amateur radio license. Amateurs who enter the hobby as Technicians do so by passing a 35 question, multiple choice exam. The exam covers basic regulations, operation practices, and electronics theory, with a focus on VHF and UHF applications. Technician Class operators are licensed to use all amateur VHF and UHF frequencies above 50 MHz. Technicians who pass a 5 WPM Morse code exam are able to transmit limited power outputs on certain HF frequencies. "Technicians with HF" may operate on 80, 40, and 15 meter amateur bands using CW or Morse Code, and on the 10 meter band using CW, voice, and digital modes. The book to the right is a Tech class learning book that can be obtained through most Radio Shack outlets.
I want information about the tests, how to's, etc.	http://www.arrl.org
I want an online web site and contact info for a club in Baltimore, Maryland.	http://www.baltrac.com Call: 410-HAM-TALK Baltimore Amateur Radio Club P.O.Box 120, Reisterstown, MD U.S.A. 21136