Technician License Course Chapter 4 Communicating with other hams Special Modes and Techniques.

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Technician License Course Chapter 4 Communicating with other hams Special Modes and Techniques

Awards DXCC –Contacting 100 different countries and/or entities. WAS –Contacting 50 states. VUCC –Contacting 100 grid squares on VHF/UHF.

Special Events Special Event stations are set up to commemorate some significant local event. Usually stations are demonstration stations set up for public display. Commemorative certificates are awarded for contacting the stations.

Contests Field Day Sweep Stakes QSO Parties CQ DX Contest Contest Corral

Amateur Satellites OSCAR –Orbiting Satellites Carrying Amateur Radio. Modes –FM –Analog (SSB and CW) –Digital International Space Station.

What satellite contacts sound like (left-click to hear the satellites) FM contact SSB contact ISS contact

Digital Techniques Radio Teletype (RTTY). –Single letters sent as they are typed. AMTOR and PACTOR. –Small grouping of letters sent with error correction. Packet and Packet Networks. –Groups (packets) of collected data sent with error correction and automatic forwarding. PSK31. –Different modulation technique.

What Digital sounds like (left-click to hear the modes) RTTY AMTOR PACTOR PACKET PSK31

Digital Mode Modulation Techniques Digital means two states: ON and OFF. –Digital code is a sequence of ON and OFF states or 1’s and 0’s. –The letter “A” is (65 decimal). When two audio tones are used to represent the ON and OFF states it is called Frequency Shift Keying (FSK). When changing phase states are used to represent ON and OFF states it is calls Phase Shift Keying (PSK).

APRS Automatic Position Reporting System (APRS). Packet based Global Positioning System (GPS) position reporting. –Uses a packet-like digipeater system to create an APRS network (also Internet connected).

Other Special Modes (left-click to hear SSTV) Video –Slow Scan TV (SSTV). Sending snap-shot pictures. –Amateur TV (ATV). Similar to commercial TV imagery. What SSTV sounds like:

Other Special Modes Meteor Scatter. –Reflecting radio signals off of the ionized trail left by meteors. Moonbounce. –Reflecting radio signals off the surface of the moon.

Other Special Modes Radio Control (RC). –Telecommand. –50 MHz band.