Handheld Radio Field Guide: Front Panel Programming (FPP) Instructions for Handheld Ham Radios (HTs)

Cornwall, Andrew

ISBN 10: 0999660918 / ISBN 13: 9780999660911

Published by Listening Bird Press, 2020

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Handheld Radio Field Guide: Front Panel Programming (FPP) Instructions for Handheld Ham Radios (HTs)
• Publisher: Listening Bird Press
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0999660918
• ISBN 13: 9780999660911
• Binding: paperback
• Edition: 2nd Edition
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

New expanded edition!

It’s happened to everyone who’s been in ham radio for a while: you’re at an event, class or exercise and a handheld radio’s not programmed right.

Maybe you’re having trouble with your HT, or more likely a new ham has come up to you and said, “I can’t figure out what’s wrong.” This guide’s plain language and clear pictures show you how to set up a radio using the radio keypad alone—without programming cables or additional software.

For over 85 radios (30% more than the first edition), you’ll get instructions to:

• Set frequency
• Set repeater offset and direction
• Set squelch tones
• Set power levels
• Write to a memory
• Select a memory
• Lock and unlock the radio
• Adjust volume and squelch
• Reset the radio to defaults
• Resolve common problems

If you deal with different kinds of handheld ham radios, you need this book!

About the Author

Andrew Cornwall, KF7CCC, VE1CCC, is active in the emergency communications community in Arizona. He has managed and taken part in large scale communications exercises and public service events. He is an ARES Emergency Coordinator, a net manager for the Arizona Emergency Net - Maricopa, and an Incident Communication Center Manager (INCM) and Auxiliary Communications (AUXCOMM) resource. He is a trainer and volunteer examiner.