AREDN - Overview for the Modern, Digital HAM Radio Operator
www.AREDN.ca - AREDN
Bodacious Radio Frequency Spectrum Operator, Ontario, Canada (Amateur | HAM) Operator
Amateur Radio Operator w/Government Canada MTO website Vehicle License Plate Online
Currently not available Online - OCTOBER 02 2022 — Province of Ontario
I would like to order my AMATEUR RADIO OPERATOR “CALL SIGN” car plate — VE3WZW — With the government from MTO website online.
see Government website.
VE3WZW - ANDRE VANIER
https://apc-cap.ic.gc.ca/pls/apc_anon/query_amat_cs$callsign.QueryViewByKey?P_CALLSIGN=VE3WZW&Z_CHK=63703
investigate and make this available ONLINE.
THANKS.
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An introduction to Amateur Radio and the many possibilities it offers for learning, safety and security, and helping others throughout our world. Join us for this journey that takes us through a brief history of communications technology and then into the many exciting opportunities that the world of ham radio has to offer today.
How do I get an amateur radio license?
How To Get Your Canadian Ham License
Short Link here : bit.ly/hamstart
Yaesu DR-2 Repeater. HRI200 next or Allstarlink
communicating C4FM and loving it.
www.C4FM.CA
AREDN - Amateur Radio Emergency Data Network Amateur Radio Emergency Data Network Alerts
A mesh network (or simply meshnet) is a local network topology in which the infrastructure nodes
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This chart is based on the 2018 Canadian Table of Frequency Allocations, which was developed from decisions of World Radiocommunication Conferences, including WRC-15. The chart provides a graphic representation of Canadian electromagnetic spectrum allocations.
For further information on spectrum utilization or radio systems policy matters, contact the Engineering, Planning and Standards Branch, Innovation, Science and Economic development Canada, Ottawa (e-mail: ic.spectrumengineering-genieduspectre@canada.ca) or one of its offices listed in Radiocom Information Circular RIC-66.
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