ARRL Technician License Manual Indexes

Table of Tables

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

Table of Figures

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

Table of Blue Boxes

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

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