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#FM EDITOR HAM HOW TO#

Frequently Asked Questions - Check this page before asking questions on the mailing list.

The Comprehensive GNU Radio Archive Network (CGRAN) - A list of 3rd party GNU Radio apps.

Tutorials - Several tutorials for varying skill levels.

Installing GNU Radio - This will explain all the steps to get a working installation of GNU Radio.

What is GNU Radio and why do I want it? - Read this if you really have no idea what this project is about.

#FM EDITOR HAM HOW TO#

If you've never touched GNU Radio before, these pages will get you started with a running installation of GNU Radio and will show you how to take your first steps with this software radio tool. A starting point may be the International Amateur Radio Union or Wikipedia Getting started They may be able to advise you if you need to complete an exam to qualify for a license or if your existing qualification, such as an electrical engineering degree, automatically qualifies you for a license. To get started, you may need to search for the organization responsible for amateur radio in your country.

The license authorizes many different transmission modes (FM voice, SSB, digital, TV) and significant power levels (over 1kW in some countries). Ham licenses typically offer access to frequencies in every significant portion of the radio spectrum, including HF bands (between 1MHz and 30MHz), VHF (144MHz - 148MHz), UHF (420MHz - 450MHz) and many microwave bands. Ham radio provides great opportunities for learning, education, disaster relief and making interesting discoveries.

Ham radio operators are given a license by their government enabling them to make radio transmissions for the purpose of scientific investigation, experimentation and non-commercial communication.

4 GNU Radio Amateur Radio monthly meeting group.