We’ve got 5 radios you should consider for your first HF rig. If you’re feeling more adventurous, make sure to check out our “5 Awesome HF Radios the DX’ers Love!” video linked in the description! Our instructors and team of experts picked radios these with no sponsorship support.

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2023年6月5日 · Bands of UHF covers SHF (Super High Frequencies), EHF (Extremely High Frequencies) and THF (Tremendously High Frequencies) having frequency ranges 3GHz-30GHz, 30GHz-300GHz and above 300GHz respectively. All modes and licensees (except Novices) are authorized on the following bands as perFCC Rules, Part 97.301 (a).

Once you have your ham radio license, it’s decision time and one of the most difficult ones is choosing an HF radio! Do you go with a more modest priced radio to start or jump into the deep end and get one with all the bells and whistles? At Ham Radio Prep, we say, look at both!

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In this guide, the focus is on the best HF radio. In a nutshell, an HF radio is a High-Frequency radio, which ranges from 3 to 30 MHz. It is essential for communicating over vast distances. A handheld transceiver or base unit will transmit signals, which will then bounce off to another transceiver in the same band.

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HF plus 50 MHz amateur radio touchscreen transceiver. The ICOM IC-7300 features direct sampling SDR technology, a large touchscreen, real-time spectrum scope, internal antenna tuner, 100W output, SSB, CW, RTTY, AM, and FM modes, …

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Despite the wide availability of ham radios in the market, buying one for a beginner wireless communication enthusiast can be a daunting challenge. Do you go for the cheapest one? Or is the most expensive one the best value for the money? It is all in the features though.