To: ransomnote
shortwave is different than ham no?
16 posted on
12/03/2020 2:55:03 PM PST by
Pollard
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To: Pollard
17 posted on
12/03/2020 2:56:55 PM PST by
ptsal
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To: Pollard
shortwave is different than ham no?
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Will wait for knowledgeable people, experts to answer your question. Here's what I searched on the web:
Frequency modulation, FM is used in many areas of amateur or ham radio, particular on the VHF and UHF bands as well as Ten Metres. Frequency modulation provides many advantages when used for amateur radio communications.
Why do they call it ham radio?
Amateur radio operators are also known as radio amateurs or hams. The term "ham" as a pejorative nickname for amateur radio operators was first heard in 1909 by operators in commercial and professional radio communities. The word was subsequently embraced by the operators, and stuck.
And this link looks good for noobs.
20 posted on
12/03/2020 3:00:08 PM PST by
ransomnote
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To: Pollard
No. Hams have short wave frequencies too.
62 posted on
12/03/2020 4:38:53 PM PST by
Texas Fossil
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To: Pollard
Well, it depends.
Hams operate on shortwave frequencies. But, many countries still operate shortwave public radio systems. There are also independent broadcasters.
Hams cannot run a “radio show” per se.
91 posted on
12/04/2020 1:56:43 PM PST by
Vermont Lt
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