Table Name |
Table Number |
Page |
Types of Personal Radio |
1.1 |
1-11 |
Amateur License Class Examinations |
1.2 |
1-14 |
Emergemcy Response Organizations |
1.3 |
1-17 |
Awards and Operating Events for Technician Licensees |
1.4 |
1-18 |
International System of Units (SI) - Metric Units |
2.1 |
2-2 |
RF Spectrum Ranges |
2.2 |
2-4 |
Common Types of Coaxial Cable |
4.1 |
4-17 |
Signal Bandwidths |
5.1 |
5-5 |
Band Selection Labels |
5.2 |
5-6 |
Battery Types and Characteristics |
5.3 |
5-18 |
2 Meter (144-148 MHz) Band Plan |
6.1 |
6-2 |
Q-Signals |
6.2 |
6-8 |
Standard Repeater Offsets by Band |
6.3 |
6-12 |
Amateur License Class Examinations |
7.1 |
7-5 |
Most Popular VHF and UHF Technician Amateur Bands |
7.2 |
7-9 |
Technician HF Privileges |
7.3 |
7-11 |
Amateur Emission Types |
7.4 |
7-12 |
US Amateur Call Signs in Districts 0-9 |
7.5 |
7-17 |
Third-Party Agreements |
8.1 |
8-8 |
Effects of Electric Current in the Human Body |
9.1 |
9-2 |
Current-Carrying Capability of Some Common Wire Sizes |
9.2 |
9-4 |
Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) Limits |
9.3 |
9-12 |
Power Thresholds for RF Exposure Evaluation |
9.4 |
9-14 |
Operating Duty Cycle of Modes Commonly Used by Amateurs |
9.5 |
9-16 |
Figure Name |
Figure Number |
Page |
Frequency of a Signal |
2.1 |
2-3 |
Phase of a Signal |
2.2 |
2-3 |
Radio Spectrum Frequencies |
2.3 |
2-4 |
Signals |
2.4 |
2-5 |
Frequency and Wavelength |
2.5 |
2-6 |
Transmit-Receive Switch |
2.6 |
2-7 |
Repeater Setup |
2.7 |
2-8 |
DC and AC |
3.1 |
3-3 |
Voltage and Current |
3.2 |
3-3 |
Series and Parallel Circuit |
3.3 |
3-4 |
Multimeter |
3.4 |
3-4 |
Ohm's Law |
3.5 |
3-5 |
Ohm's Law Use |
3.6 |
3-6 |
Resisters |
3.7 |
3-8 |
Capacitors |
3.8 |
3-8 |
Inductors |
3.9 |
3-9 |
Variable Components |
3.10 |
3-9 |
Diodes and Transistors |
3.11 |
3-11 |
Fuses and Circuit Breakers |
3.12 |
3-13 |
Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter |
3.13 |
3-13 |
Switches and Relays |
3.14 |
3-14 |
Schematic Symbols |
3.15 |
3-15 |
Schematic Diagram |
3.16 |
3-16 |
CW Transmitter |
3.17 |
3-17 |
Knife-edge Diffraction |
4.1 |
4-2 |
Ionosphere |
4.2 |
4-4 |
Ionosphere Refraction |
4.3 |
4-5 |
Antennas |
4.4 |
4-6 |
Azimuth Radiation Pattern Graph |
4.5 |
4-8 |
Elevation Radiation Pattern Graph |
4.6 |
4-8 |
Feed Lines |
4.7 |
4-10 |
Dipole Antenna |
4.8 |
4-12 |
Dipole Radiation Pattern |
4.9 |
4-13 |
Ground-Plane Antenna |
4.10 |
4-14 |
Handheld Transceiver |
4.11 |
4-15 |
Yagi Antenna |
4.12 |
4-15 |
Yagi Antenna Radiation Pattern |
4.13 |
4-16 |
Dish Antenna |
4.14 |
4-16 |
Coaxial Connectors |
4.15 |
4-18 |
SWR Meter |
4.16 |
4-19 |
Antenna Tuner |
4.17 |
4-19 |
Antenna Analyzer |
4.18 |
4-19 |
Modulation |
5.1 |
5-2 |
Carrier and Sidebands |
5.2 |
5-3 |
Single-Sideband |
5.3 |
5-3 |
Frequency Modulation |
5.4 |
5-4 |
HF Radios |
5.5 |
5-6 |
Transmitter Power Controls |
5.6 |
5-7 |
Receiver Controls |
5.7 |
5-8 |
PSK31 |
5.8 |
5-13 |
Automatic Packet Reporting System (APRS) |
5.9 |
5-14 |
Data Interfaces |
5.10 |
5-14 |
Internet Gateways |
5.11 |
5-15 |
Power Supplies |
5.12 |
5-16 |
Batteries |
5.13 |
5-18 |
Listings of Repeaters |
6.1 |
6-11 |
Internet Linked Repeaters |
6.2 |
6-14 |
Radiogram |
6.3 |
6-16 |
Satellites (OSCARs) |
6.4 |
6-22 |
FCC Amateur Radio License |
7.1 |
7-4 |
NCVEC Form 605 |
7.2 |
7-7 |
Amateur Band Allocations |
7.3 |
7-10 |
ITU Regions |
7.4 |
7-14 |
10 US Call Districts |
7.5 |
7-16 |
120V AC Power Cord |
9.1 |
9-4 |
RF Grounding Bus |
9.2 |
9-6 |
Filters for RFI |
9.3 |
9-7 |
Ferrites |
9.4 |
9-8 |
Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) |
9.5 |
9-12 |
Reducing RF Exposure |
9.6 |
9-15 |
Mode Average Power |
9.7 |
9-15 |
Antennas and Power Lines |
9.8 |
9-18 |
Tower Climber Safety Equipment |
9.9 |
9-19 |
Blue Box Title |
Page |
Choosing Your First Ham Radio |
ix |
What's an Elmer |
1-2 |
Who Made the Ham |
1-2 |
An Online Mentor |
1-3 |
That's Why It's Called Amateur Radio |
1-4 |
Handihams - No Barriers to Ham Radio |
1-6 |
Picnic, Training or Contesting? It's ARRL Field Day |
1-8 |
Hams Respond in Times of Need |
1-9 |
ARRL - The National Association for Amateur Radio |
1-12 |
Ham Shorthand |
1-15 |
Want More Information |
1-19 |
Books to Help You Learn |
1-20 |
The Upgrade Trail |
1-22 |
US Amateur Radio Bands (Chart) |
1-23 |
Metric Prefixes - the Language of Radio |
2-2 |
Electrical Pressure and Flow |
3-3 |
Economies of Scale - The Multimeter |
3-4 |
Indicator, Meter and Displays |
3-14 |
Well-Grounded Symbols |
3-15 |
Decibels - Bringing Large and Small Together |
4-8 |
How Long is That Antenna? |
4-13 |
Antennas for Handheld Radios |
4-15 |
Melting Metal - In a Good Way |
4-18 |
I/Q Modulation |
5-5 |
Watch That Band Edge! |
5-7 |
DSP and SDR - Radios Made with Software |
5-8 |
What is That Signal? |
5-11 |
Wi-Fi and Broadband Hamnet |
5-12 |
The WSJT Modes |
5-12 |
Wire Size and Power Sources |
5-17 |
Recycle Your Batteries |
5-19 |
Fun with Phonetics |
6-5 |
Location on the Grid |
6-8 |
ARRL Field Day - The Biggest Amateur Event of All! |
6-9 |
Over the River and Through the Woods |
6-10 |
Picking a Tone |
6-13 |
Working the International Space Station |
6-23 |
Obtaining Form 605 |
7-6 |
Finding Your Call Sign! |
7-8 |
Emission Type Designators |
7-11 |
International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) |
7-14 |
The Slashed Zero - 0 |
7-17 |
Licensee or Trustee? |
8-4 |
Don't Be Too Sensitive! |
8-6 |
Responding to Electrical Injury |
9-3 |
Grounding and Bonding for the Radio Amateur |
9-4 |
Ferrite - The RFI Buster |
9-8 |