Ham Radio: The Ultimate Beginners Guide The Quickest and Easiest Way to Learn How to Become a Ham Radio Expert (Survival, Communication, Self Reliance, Ham Radio, Guidebook) by David Harris
Author:David Harris [Harris, David]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, mobi, epub, pdf
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2016-07-30T16:00:00+00:00
Chapter 4: Buying the Right Equipment
Now that you know about amateur radio, itâs time to talk about equipment. Often, you can go to a ham radio store, and they will get you what you want. However, this chapter is going to break it down for you, tell you what you essentially need so that youâre not spending a ton of money on this.
Now, with the equipment for this, there is no magic âham radio kitâ like you believe. There isnât one machine that will allow you to do everything, like you might assume. You might know about what you need equipment-wise from some of the material that you studied, but you might end up buying it all. However, there are a few items that you need no matter what, and this is what you want to get. You shouldnât buy too many things initially, because often, when youâre making your QSO, you will end up overspending, and sometimes you might get unnecessary items. There are a couple that are cheap, and you can definitely get these fro not to bad price. In essence, avoid stores like RadioShack, because they have a tendency to overprice even the cheapest of items and they are typically not as good. Go to an official store, and you will be able to get it there.
Transceiver
A transceiver is a receiver and a transmitter combined. You might think that getting the separate items might be best, but often, it costs so much more, and if youâre not experienced in this, it can be hard to delineate this. Typically, these transceivers can go for as little as 100 dollars to as much as almost 10 grand. Obviously, you wonât need that expensive one unless youâre really trying to get up there. You can usually buy a great one quality-wise for about 200-600 dollars, but you can go a little bit less if youâre trying to save a bit of money. The good thing about this item is that itâs probably the most expensive item that you will buy.
Most of the items that you will get after this will be way less than that, so it might be in your best interest to splurge. Ideally, go for the Icom, Kenwood, or the Yaesu brands if youâre looking for a good one. However, there are many other ones as well.
In many cases, you might end up buying this stuff online, and if that I the case, you can get this from the official Ham Radio outlet in order to get it all together. This can combine the shipping, and sometimes you can get everything for a much cheaper price. Itâs something to look into if youâre not a fan of the pricing on these.
However, you can get a kit and build it. These are a bit harder especially if youâre not technologically and building savvy, and they only give out less than five watts, but they are a good starter. However, if you are using a very high frequency, you might need to get a transceiver that has all of the components that are listed above.
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