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Amateur Radio Wiki Reference
[edit]From the Pages of Wikipedia
[edit]- What is Amateur Radio
- Amateur radio
- History of amateur radio
- Heinrich Hertz
- American Radio Relay League
- Telecommunication
- Contesting
- Amateur radio emergency communications
- Amateur radio homebrew
- Packet radio
- Amateur radio international operation
- ITU prefix (amateur stations)
- The Science of Amateur Radio
- International System of Units
- Magnetic field
- Electromagnetic radiation
- Radio waves
- Speed of light
- Wavelength
- Frequency
- Hertz
- Antenna (radio)
- Electromagnetic spectrum
- Radio
- Radio frequency
- Radio spectrum
- High frequency
- Very high frequency
- Ultra high frequency
- Extremely high frequency
- Microwave
- Infrared
- Radio propagation
- Wave propagation
- Plasma (physics)
- Ionosphere
- The Regulation of Amateur Radio
- International Telecommunication Union
- Federal Communications Commission
- Transmitter
- Continuous wave
- Morse code
- Bandwidth (signal processing)
- Amateur radio frequency allocations
- Modulation
- Radar
- Television
- Shortwave radio
- DXing
- Single-sideband modulation
- Frequency modulation
- Amplitude modulation
- Vacuum tube
- Radio astronomy
- Electric current
- Electron
- Refraction
- Maxwell's equations
- Electric field
- Phase (waves)
- Sine wave
- Amplitude
- Oscillation
- Alternating current
- Polarization (waves)
- Carrier wave
- Electric charge
- Electromagnetism
- Receiver (radio)
- Electronics
- Capacitor
- Wireless telegraphy
- Voltage
- Electrical resistance and conductance
- Electromagnetic field
- Atmosphere of Earth
- Medium frequency
- Resonance
- Spark-gap transmitter
- Inductor
- Electrical conductor
- Sound
- Volt
- Energy
- Battery (electricity)
- Ampere
- Low frequency
- Communications satellite
- Radioteletype
- Amateur radio operator
- Telegraphy
- Guglielmo Marconi
- Electricity
- Direct current
- Ion
- Sun
- Watt
- RC circuit
- High-pass filter
- RLC circuit
- Band-pass filter
- Low-pass filter
- Band-stop filter
- Signal processing
- Software-defined radio
- Amplifier
- Transformer
- Magnetic flux
- Solar cycle
- Sunspot
- AMSAT
- Amateur radio satellite
- OSCAR
- World Administrative Radio Conference
- 2-meter band
- International Telecommunication Union region
- Repeater
- Yagi-Uda antenna
- Troposphere
- Tropospheric propagation
- Maidenhead Locator System
- Sporadic E propagation
- Burst transmission
- EME (communications)
- Aurora (astronomy)
- 160-meter band
- Medium wave
- 2200-meter band
- World Radiocommunication Conference
- Equivalent isotropically radiated power
- Longwave
- QRP operation
- Title 47 CFR Part 15
- 600-meter amateur radio band
- 500 kHz
- Maritime mobile amateur radio
- 80-meter band
- 60-meter band
- 40-meter band
- 20-meter band
- 15-meter band
- WARC bands
- 10-meter band
- 6-meter band
- 4-meter band
- 1.25-meter band
- 70-centimeter band
- 33-centimeter band
- 23-centimeter band
- 13-centimeter band
- Super high frequency
- 9-centimeter band
- 5 centimeter band
- 3-centimeter band
- 1.2-centimeter band
- 6-millimeter band
- 4-millimeter band
- 2.5-millimeter band
- 2-millimeter band
- 1-millimeter band
- Tremendously high frequency
- Electric power
- Electrical network
- Ohm's law
- Electronic component
- Resistor
- Very low frequency
- Audio signal
- Data signaling rate
- Radio navigation
- Time signal
- Radio clock
- Surface wave
- Radio atmospheric
- Fading
- Waveguide
- Transverse mode
- Whistler (radio)
- Radiation resistance
- Radio masts and towers
- Monopole antenna
- Umbrella antenna
- T-aerial
- Counterpoise (ground system)
- Noise figure
- Atmospheric noise
- Signal-to-noise ratio
- Emission spectrum
- Frequency-shift keying
- Sideband
- Earth–ionosphere waveguide
- Magnetic dip
- Dawn chorus (electromagnetic)
- Electromagnetic electron wave
- Hiss (electromagnetic)
- Auroral chorus
- Geomagnetic storm
- Minimum-shift keying
- ASCII
- Fast Fourier transform
- Sudden ionospheric disturbance
- Superpulse
- High-voltage cable
- AC power
- Electric energy consumption