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I recommend getting all 3 ham radio licenses: technician, General, and extra class. In the process you’ll learn all kinds of things and have a lot of the conce
by unoti 6y ago
I recommend getting all 3 ham radio licenses: technician, General, and extra class. In the process you’ll learn all kinds of things and have a lot of the concepts down. You’ll learn about many different aspects of electronics, antenna design, RF propagation, and fun ways to use radios along the way. And you’ll be ready to put it to use right away with your first license.
So if you research learning materials for those licenses you’ll be off to an awesome start. There’s excellent free and paid books available.
- mmaunder 6y agoI have all three (WT1J) and I found them to be thin on digital signaling, SDRs, and understanding real world signals. I’d suggest getting a cheap SDR and starting here: https://greatscottgadgets.com/sdr/ https://greatscottgadgets.com/sdr/ You’ll learn how to build a basic fm radio using gnuradio along with other cool stuff, like a simple explanation of decibels among other things.