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> Unfortunately you have to have a license to use Ham Radio. Fortunately, amateur licenses are easy to get and you can do most of what you would be able to do
by nmrm2 11y ago
> Unfortunately you have to have a license to use Ham Radio.
Fortunately, amateur licenses are easy to get and you can do most of what you would be able to do on a modest budget with an amatuer license (with some exceptions) :-)
- njloof 11y agoNo Morse code required since the 2000s.
- w8rbt 11y agoAlthough many new hams still learn and use International Morse Code as it is very efficient and gets through a lot of noise. Also, individuals can build and actually understand simple CW transceivers. It's a very basic technology that works across nationalities and languages once you learn the q codes, abbreviations and prosigns. No computers or networks required, just a bit of knowledge and practice.