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HPR4575: Making First Contact
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Making First Contact
An amateur radio contact, more commonly referred to as simply a
"contact", is an exchange of information between two amateur radio
stations. The exchange usually consists of an initial call, a
response by another amateur radio operator at an amateur radio
station, and a signal report. A contact is often referred to by
the Q code QSO. It is often limited to just a minimal exchange of
such station IDs. Stations who have made a contact are said to
have worked each other. An operator may also say that he has
worked a certain country.
QSO: (amateur_radio)
Making your first QSO
Kees's history
1990 PD1OOY VHF/UHF only, 25 Watt, only F3E. (NED, BEL, LX, DL)
1991 PE1OOY CEPT Class II
1995 G7TWO 1st British callsign CEPT Class II
1997 PE7TWO First vanity callsign CEPT Class II
2000 M5TWO CEPT Class A+B+ CW included
2000 PA7TWO CEPT Class I + CW included
2002 M5TWO CEPT Class I + CW included
Ken's history
COVID-19 lockdown in the United Kingdom
2020-08-21
Amateur Foundation Examination
2021-01-28
Amateur Intermediate Examination
2021-08-05
Amateur Full Radio Licence
Links
UK Amateur Licensing
Baofeng UV-5R Mini 5W Dual Band Radio
BangGood
Tech Minds
video "
This Baofeng UV-5R Mini Is Almost Perfect - And It's Only $25!
"
QSO: amateur_radio
QSL Card
IARU Region 1 HF band plan
QRZ.com
Club Log
Modulation Codes
,
Types of radio emissions
Provide feedback on this episode.
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Making First Contact
An amateur radio contact, more commonly referred to as simply a
"contact", is an exchange of information between two amateur radio
stations. The exchange usually consists of an initial call, a
response by another amateur radio operator at an amateur radio
station, and a signal report. A contact is often referred to by
the Q code QSO. It is often limited to just a minimal exchange of
such station IDs. Stations who have made a contact are said to
have worked each other. An operator may also say that he has
worked a certain country.
QSO: (amateur_radio)
Making your first QSO
Kees's history
1990 PD1OOY VHF/UHF only, 25 Watt, only F3E. (NED, BEL, LX, DL)
1991 PE1OOY CEPT Class II
1995 G7TWO 1st British callsign CEPT Class II
1997 PE7TWO First vanity callsign CEPT Class II
2000 M5TWO CEPT Class A+B+ CW included
2000 PA7TWO CEPT Class I + CW included
2002 M5TWO CEPT Class I + CW included
Ken's history
COVID-19 lockdown in the United Kingdom
2020-08-21
Amateur Foundation Examination
2021-01-28
Amateur Intermediate Examination
2021-08-05
Amateur Full Radio Licence
Links
UK Amateur Licensing
Baofeng UV-5R Mini 5W Dual Band Radio
BangGood
Tech Minds
video "
This Baofeng UV-5R Mini Is Almost Perfect - And It's Only $25!
"
QSO: amateur_radio
QSL Card
IARU Region 1 HF band plan
QRZ.com
Club Log
Modulation Codes
,
Types of radio emissions
Provide feedback on this episode.
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