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Discover All You Can Do with Amateur Radio

New Ham Resources | On the Air Magazine | Read Previous Issues

Wondering what to do with your new Amateur Radio license? Here are resources for new hams!   This email provides you with articles and advice from experienced hams to help you get active and on the air.

Check In to Nets

In the ham radio universe, a net (a shortened form of the word “network”) is an on-the-air gathering that convenes on a specific frequency at a specific date and time. Nets can take place on any frequency band, and can use any mode of communication. This article presents some background on nets —particularly the types you’ll encounter in the world of Amateur Radio public service. READ THE ON THE AIR ARTICLE The Great Radio Prism in the Sky The ionosphere makes long-distance radio communication possible. Thanks to the ever-changing ionosphere, hams can communicate around the world with just a wire antenna in a tree. Learn more in the article The Ionosphere: The Great Radio Prism in the Sky. READ THE ON THE AIR ARTICLE The Big Picture: The Ionosphere This part of the Earth’s atmosphere is made of layers. This graphic shows what determines whether radio signals pass through the ionosphere, are absorbed, or bounce back to Earth. READ THE ON THE AIR ARTICLE Collegiate Amateur Radio Initiative If you’re in a collegiate amateur radio club, or are wondering what it takes to start one, the College Amateur Radio Initiative (CARI) offers resources to help college hams start, manage, and promote clubs and activities. READ THE ON THE AIR ARTICLE My First Mobile Installation The first major task for new ham Lisa Roberts, AL6Y, was the installation of a working ham radio setup in her vehicle. Lisa shares her experience and the assistance she received from her mentor and friends. READ THE BLOG A Reference for All Hams Whether you’re new to the hobby or a more experienced ham, you’ll find information you can use to advance your knowledge and skills in The ARRL Handbook! To order your copy, visit arrl.org/shop and then let some of ham radio’s most popular YouTubers carry you through select content in this video series. WATCH THE VIDEO SERIES Hamspeak Hamfest — An organized gathering of amateur radio operators, often sponsored by a radio club or other ham organization. A hamfest often features symposia, volunteer examiner-led license examinations, displays by dealers and manufacturers, and a radio flea market of used equipment and radio parts. You can search for hamfests in your area at arrl.org/hamfests-and-conventions-calendar.     On-Air Events & Conventions International DX – Phone | March 5-6, 2022   QSO Today Virtual Ham Expo | March 12 – 13, 2022   Rookie Roundup SSB | April 10, 2022   Raleigh Hamfest hosting the ARRL Roanoke Division Convention | April 16, 2022   Dayton Hamvention® | May 20-22, 2022   Subscribe to our On the Air podcast | Join ARRL Follow us on social media   If you still have questions after viewing the On the Air resources, please email us at members@arrl.org.   This monthly email was developed to help new hams get on the air and involved with the hobby. Featuring content from On the Air magazine, along with newly produced articles and videos.

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