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Ham Radio Apps For Mac
Although my work keeps me from spending a lot of time conversing with the world via ham radio (I'm KCØEZH, by the way), it's a fascinating techie hobby. Sure, you can use a wireless phone to call anyone on earth, send 'em SMS/MMS/email messages, tweet, blog, etc..., but there's something rather fun about trying to pluck a faint signal from someone on the other side of planet and coax it into recognizable speech or code.
Many hams are hard-core electronics buffs who like to 'roll their own,' so it's not surprising that a lot of ham radio operators build their own PCs from parts and run Linux or Windows. However, thanks in part to virtual machines and the general growing popularity of Macs (and iPhones) in general, there is getting to be a sizable population of Mac-driving amateur radio fans.
Many hams are hard-core electronics buffs who like to 'roll their own,' so it's not surprising that a lot of ham radio operators build their own PCs from parts and run Linux or Windows. However, thanks in part to virtual machines and the general growing popularity of Macs (and iPhones) in general, there is getting to be a sizable population of Mac-driving amateur radio fans.
For many of today’s hams there was no choice; obtaining a ham license required learning Morse code.Five words a minute was the requirement for the entry level Novice license and also for the renewable, but VHF only, Technician ticket.A General or Advanced class required 13 wpm and it was 20 wpm for an Extra.
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In 1991 the code requirement was eliminated for the Technician class, in 2000 it was reduced to 5wpm for all classes that still required code and in 2007 the code requirement was eliminated entirely.
Whatever your reason for learning Morse code now, we have some links on this page that will help you.