Amateur radio foundation

The HAM Tests website provides an excellent way of testing your knowledge and understanding as you progress through the courses. Answer D Ofcom immediately on moving. Please select the correct language below. Flashcards FlashCards Essays. You have created 2 folders.

Our courses are open to anybody who wants to undertake them, you do not have to be a member of the Southport and District amateur radio club. It also contains a wealth of information all radio amateurs need, like understanding Band Plans, electrical safety, operating procedures, how to contact a local radio club, the WIA and much more. Its well written, easy to understand and covers the subject matter at just the right depth. At the end of the test we will inspect your test paper and provide you with the mark we think you will be awarded. I'm pleased to announce that image based quetsions are now fixed.

Barry Stephen mellor 16 September Reply. St Peter and St Paul Church. Norman 19 October Reply. Reading from the Foundation book 2. Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1. So who should take the Foundation Course? The team from the BBC Essex Radio Car collected their clue using amateur radio, which was solved by the local radio listeners.

There is nothing stopping you from listening around the amateur bands on which you are not allowed to transmit. C Use UHF for greatest range. Examples, use an antenna tuner or correct an antenna fault or adjust the antenna. R- Measurement of SWR. The Foundation exam is very straightforward and consists of 26 multiple choice questions which you have 55 minutes to answer. Answer C if they are also amateurs. The Amateur Radio Foundation Licence gives everyone the opportunity to gain an understanding of the basic technology and operation of Amateur radios.