A couple of years ago I wrote down some guidelines for one of my grandsons who had just gotten his Technician license, and was possibly looking at a mobile installation for use while commuting to college classes.
Recently I heard from another new ham who was looking for some guidelines, so I printed it out for her.
I thought it might be useful for others who get their ticket and don't understand the basics of operation on 2 Meter FM, and repeaters.
So I have posted it here for your use.
73, W3DL
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We are happy to announce our partnership with Ham Radio Prep (http://hamradioprep.com) enter the code LVSRA for 20% coupon on any license or bundle. This is good for the license preps and “like our logbook and league at www.WorldRadioLeague.com.”
While we love giving you a break on prices, this will also help our organization by giving us a little (20%) every time the code is used. So You, we, and Ham Radio Prep all benefit from your patronage.
As we find more ways to provide benefits to our members, we’ll be sure to let you know what we find.
Operating guide for new Technician operators
Operating guide for new Technician operators
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