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Introduction Tour

What is Amateur Radio?
Who is eligible to become a HAM?

How do I get a HAM License?

Who issues Amateur Radio License in India?

What are the Subjects of ASOC Examination?

Subjects Syllabus of ASOC Exam
Where do I  get Study Material ?

Who conducts ASOC Examinations in India?

Where are these ASOC Examinations conducted?
What is the fee  for Exam & License?

Should one buy an equipment after becoming a Ham?

Who Sells Amateur Radio Equipment?

Can I make a Transceiver of my own?
Benefits to be a Member of NIAR
Membership form of NIAR

 

Building Your Own Radio

 

Building your own radio is also an option. You can build inexpensive kits, especially for use on HF frequencies, but there are also kits available for the VHF and UHF bands. For most people, kits are a better choice than trying to "roll your own" from scratch. The nature of how electronic parts are sold makes it more cost effective to buy a pre-packaged kit containing all the parts than to try and buy all the parts you might need, individually. Kits are especially popular for "QRP" or low power radio operation. While 100 watt (or more) radios are popular for HF operation, you can have a lot of fun with a radio operating at the 1 to 10 watt level, and make contacts out to thousands of miles. Many inexpensive, low power HF radio kits are available.

 

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