Amateur Radio is a hobby of experimentation, radio operation, electronics and ongoing learning. The amateurradiotechsupport online resource is a Knowledge Base and support resource to assist you when you need some extra help, or maybe just don’t know where to start.
The principles of this resource are:
- Review the Knowledge Base articles first
- Do your own research.
- Conduct experiments
- Keep a log or journal of your experiments
- Ask questions via our portal or email address
- Try to establish a network of fellow hams who can help you
The content of this resource is provided in good faith. The articles are targeted at newcomers to our hobby, or those who do not have a deep, long term exposure to the principles and practices associated with establishing and operating an amateur radio station. Sometimes, articles may gloss over technical detail for the purpose of brevity and practical application.
Readers are encouraged to undertake further reading, investigation, and experimentation.
Provide us with feedback. If you have questions, use the portal to raise a ticket.
If you are an experienced amateur radio enthusiast and would like to assist us with the continued development of this resource, please send us an email.
By using this resource and engaging with the amateurradiotechsupport you agree that all material and any email support is provided in good faith. You also agree to exercise due care and responsibility when using any of the information provided.
There are many variables that can affect results when constructing, installing and using radio equipment and antenna systems. amateurradiotechsupport will provide as much support as practically possible. Ultimately, you may need to make compromises and accept that your desired outcome may not be possible. Seeking support from fellow amateurs and clubs may be your next avenue for support.
When you contact us, please provide your name and callsign.
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Useful links
Start by reading this free Guide
https://vkradioamateurs.org/welcome-to-ar-guidebook-for-newcomers/
Other useful resources include:
ARRL Handbook
https://www.arrl.org/shop/ARRL-Handbook/
RSGB Radio Communications Handbook
Keep your eye on Hamfests and www.vkclassifieds.net.au. Quite often second-hand copies of these handbooks are for sale and make great value.