Ham Radio: How To Set Up A Ham Radio

Have you just passed that important technician exam or you are planning to get your first radio license and you don’t even have a clue on how to get your first ham radio station? This book provide you the vital and most important information that will guide you through, ahead of time. In order to get your ham radio operational on air, you need to keep in mind that there is a learning curve, it is not a plug and play thing, and your learn something new on daily basis.

You don’t have to be an expert technician to operate a Ham radio, though, being a certified technician will help you get started, operate, maintain and troubleshoot some problems. It’s a good idea to invest in a short-term technician certificate before you set off. Even if you have little or no training, and background in Ham radio, This book has simplified everything for you to get started.

This book is expected to get you started on your ham radio, and some of the topics covered here include;

Ham radio equipment you need,

The most appropriate ham radio type you can get,

The type of radio bands you can operate on, and the most popular ham bands for different technician class operator

The types of connectors, coax, lightning protection and power source you must choose to start and sustain your Ham radio

The question of whether to operate a mobile-based , or base station, or both

Types of tools you need to operate , maintain and conduct repairs on your Ham radio