Ham Radio Live Takes a look At one of the most rewarding parts of ham radio… Winning awards for working special locations in the world.
This show will go into a brief explanation of the “Worked All States,” “Worked All Continents” and “DXCC” awards!
It’s important to note that you can win awards for these and other categories for each frequency band and mode of operation.
For example, you could win a Worked All States award for the 20m band using Morse Code (CW), Voice, (microphone) and digital modes. These awards are available for the 160m, 80/75m, 40m, 15m, and 10m bands.
There Are a few Ham Licensees Who have concord all five bands for voice and CW. Those are “the best of the best.” They are rare, but you could do this too… All you need is a ham radio license to get started and start making contact with these locations. Your count will slowly build And before you know it, you will start earning some very special awards.
Lastly, don’t get hung up in thinking you need to have a tower and special antenna to accomplish these awards. Many have done it using simply a wire Antenna.
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The other “Old Old Timers Club” link can be found here:
Good luck! And GOOD DX!!!
 The Ham Radio Live team Sincerely hope you enjoy this show
Gunter, DK5ONV
Tom, AE1TP/A92GW
Rod, K7LAP
Larry K7HN
I welcome your questions as well as your comments about the show. It isn’t for everyone. I realize that.
The main audience is for people who aren’t in amateur radio and inspire them to get their ham radio license. Please reach me at the shows email address which is: [email protected]
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You can study for ANY of the UK Ham Radio License Exams at this link. But STUDY With a ham club or online company that specializes in helping UK amateurs pass their exams. I’m not a substitute for study! I do try to put things in layman‘s terms so you can understand them better to help pass your test.
Big thanks to Paul Herrman, N0NBH, for his great propagation webpage showing an incredible amount of information about the sun and how it effects ham radio. I get some of my information from his webpage. You can find it here:
US Ham Radio Test help can be found at this link:
The goal of this channel is to help people get on the air! If you’d like to know more about ham radio or find out where your nearest Radio club is to help get you on the air, contact the American Radio Relay League at www.ARRL.org.
UK viewers, if you’d like to get into amateur radio and receive your license, contact the Radio Society of Great Britain. You can find them at www.rsgb.org.
Canadian viewers, find the Radio Amateurs of Canada at www.RAC.ca
Australian viewers: if you’d like to know how to get your license Contact www.wia.org
MFJ has many accessories that can help make sure ham shack much more effective! From antenna analyzers to amplifiers and antennas to noise canceling devices MFJ has you covered from A to Z! Find them at www.MFJenterprises.com
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