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84 reviewsWelcome to the Wonderful World of Amateur Radio!
Do you?
enjoy the thought of communicating with people around the world without the use of phones or the Internet?
like experimenting with electronics?
like interfacing radio transmitters with your computer?
want to serve your community at social events or during serious emergency situations?
want to talk to astronauts in the International Space Station?
look forward to developing new relationships and learning what is going on around world through the airwaves?
If you answered maybe or yes to any one or a few of these questions, then Amateur Radio may be for you and we are here to help you get started!
The Hamstudy Basic 2021/2022 is the fourth edition of the Hamstudy Study Guide published by Radio Amateurs of Canada. This manual is based on self-study courses which have been offered at www.hamstudy.com for more than 20 years.
This Study Guide has been designed to get you started in Amateur Radio with 20 to 35 hours of study. You will need to become familiar with 100 topics on which the examination is based. Your multiple choice examination will consist of one question from each of the 100 topics. The complete December 2020 Question Bank is included in this edition.
The focus of this Study Guide is on the topics that are addressed in the examination. There is much more that one could and should learn about the hobby, but that can start after you write and pass the exam to obtain your own call sign. The pass mark is 70% but you should aim for a mark of 80% or higher because that will give you access to all of the Amateur Radio bands.
About the Publisher:
Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC) is the national association for Amateur Radio in Canada. It is a not-for-profit membership association with its headquarters in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, representing the interests of Amateur Radio across Canada.
Radio Amateurs of Canada represents all Canadian Amateurs at all levels of government. Speaking on behalf of Canadian Radio Amateurs, RAC provides liaison with government agencies and carries the Amateur voice about regulatory and spectrum issues to the discussion table with government and industry leaders, nationally and internationally.
RAC is also the Canadian voting member society of the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU).
The Radio Amateurs of Canada website (www.rac.ca) is the best source for information about Amateur Radio on the Web. This is also where you can be directed to a list of Accredited Examiners for your area.
The Canadian Amateur (TCA) magazine, Canada’s premiere national magazine devoted to Amateur Radio, is published six times per year and is available in both print and digital (eTCA) formats as a benefit to RAC members.
RAC: We are All About Amateur Radio - www.rac.ca
