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harpear

any ham or amature radio people out there

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Seanie M

A "wannabe ham radio geek" here. I have always been interested in it.

Seanie.

harpear

i am in galway
are you on the cb

Greenman

harpear wrote:

any ham or amature radio people out there

Yes I'm one for my sins.

Seanie M

harpear wrote:

i am in galway
are you on the cb

I'm not - I'm a listener across the shortband spectrum though. Had a Bearcat once, but sometime in the future I'm going to set myself up with a proper CB ham radio set...

vigos

isn't ham radio different to CB? dont you need to do a test or something to have a HAM radio as whereas you dont for a CB?

monkeyfudge

vigos wrote:

isn't ham radio different to CB? dont you need to do a test or something to have a HAM radio as whereas you dont for a CB?

This is true. It's all regulated by ComReg. They call them Experimenter Licences.

Lots of info here.

There is some lovely technology available these days.

harpear

yes, getting busy on the cb again

harpear

studing for it now
any tips

icom

harpear wrote:

any ham or amature radio people out there

Yes, since 1987.
Most of my contacts are made using Morse Code.

Icom....:)

Capt'n Midnight

harpear wrote:

studing for it now
any tips

http://www.southdublinradioclub.ie
Club meetings are held every Tuesday night from 8.00 pm to 10.00 pm in the Ballyroan Community Centre, Marian Road, Rathfarnham

classes on at the moment too

http://www.9h1mrl.org/ukrae/arc_cd/full/html/c0-1-0.htm
chapters 2-12 are relevant everywhere.

http://www.9h1mrl.org/ukrae/arc_cd/full/other/qrae.exe - multiple choices application - the licensing conditions and regulations are not quite the same as here but all the technical stuff is

harpear

any cb users out there

John Luke

Try the IRTS website - it's the official Irish Ham Site

John Luke

CB might become popular again if Ireland follow the UK in opening up more free bands for CBrs to use.