On The Air with eHamRadio
eHamRadio is a feature of "RADIOING"
eHamRadio is now included as a feature of Radioing (Radioing.com), a web site of the traditional amateur radio spirit and values.
"RADIOING" entered cyberspace in 1997 with Ham Radio USA (HamRadioUSA.com) and has maintained its core dedication to the 3R's of Ham Radio:
Radio, Radios, Radioing. There is a special emphasis on the appreciation, restoration, and operation of vacuum tube radios, which are
part of ham radio's heritage. Many of these radios offer ways of getting back to the virtues of amateur radio. They are the AM and CW radios that provide a "warm glow" from the
vacuum tubes while stirring up some traditional ham radio fellowship.
eHamRadio originated online about the time that ham radio was first entering the realms of cyberspace. After a brief period of being off the air,
this 100% home-brewed site continues to bring Ham Radio resources into cyberspace and complement Radioing.com with its objectives. These include exam study material, virtual morse code oscillator, operating aids, photos, links, and ham radio for all interests.
The intent is to encourage a technical interest in ham radio and electronic communications, while promoting the hobby via the internet. Try home-brewing a ham radio web site and help to advance the enjoyment of amateur radio via cyberspace (eHamRadio).
Ham Radio as a Hobby
Become a ham...it could change your life!
Ham Radio combines the electronics, theory and other technical aspects of
Radio with the opportunity for "hands-on" operation and management of an Amateur Radio Station
(consisting of Radios, antennas, accessories). This forms the basis for Hams to enjoy the hobby by Radioing with others world wide. The formula may be expressed as: Radio + Radios + Hams = RADIOING.
The various methods of radioing include voice, morse code, data via computers, etc. The propagation of radio signals may involve the use of
mother nature's ionosphere or man-made methods such as satellite communications and transponders. Explore the amateur radio license and exam resources on this site and I'll be seeing you on the ham bands soon!
Bottom line: "Ham Radio is the greatest hobby ever to harness power from the electron"
-- Charlie Bautsch, W5AM
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