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Amateur radio international zone map archive#
Amateur radio international zone map license#
Amateur radio international zone map plus#

Radio amateurs are limited to a small set of frequency bands, the amateur radio bands, allocated throughout the radio spectrum, but within these bands are allowed to transmit on any frequency using a variety of voice, text, image, and data communications modes.

Amateur radio international zone map license#

Amateur operators must hold an amateur radio license which is obtained by passing a government test demonstrating adequate technical radio knowledge and legal knowledge of the host government's radio regulations. National governments regulate technical and operational characteristics of transmissions and issue individual station licenses with a unique identifying call sign, which must be used in all transmissions. The amateur radio service ( amateur service and amateur-satellite service) is established by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) through the Radio Regulations. Information about linking to this site, and a number of graphics and banners that you can use, will be found HERE.Polish ham call sign SP1OE, Vacuum tube devices, transmitter and AR-88 receiver (1950) You provide a link back to this site on the same page as the map appears.Permission will be granted providing that : You can include one or more of them on your own website, with my permission. All graphics have hidden bit-pattern watermarking, for future identification in case of fraud. Your donation is most welcome, and will go towards my site costs, and hardware/software upgrades.Īll these items are free for private use, but cannot be sold, traded, or used commercially. If you enjoy using my maps, and would like to make a donation towards this site, please click the button below. I spend a lot of time creating maps and other resources for the Ham-community, all of it unpaid. If you would like to order a similar map of a particular area for your website, or need any other graphics processing or web-design ($80/page), please contact me - details on the 'Contact' page. More maps will be added as time and resources allow. The Overlay and APRS maps have their own separate sections:

Amateur radio international zone map archive#

If you want all the Prefix Maps, save time by downloading a zipped archive here.

Amateur radio international zone map plus#

These prefix maps are extracted from the Global Overlay Mapper suite (more on that below) so if you like what you see, take a look at the Global Overlay Mapper demonstration, which includes Amateur Radio Prefixes plus much, much more. And here's the best part: They are all absolutely free!! Help yourself to which ever ones you need. If you are looking for Amateur Radio Prefix Maps, you have come to the right place! Listed below are 34 of the most comprehensive Ham Prefix Maps anywhere on the internet. Whilst surfing around on the Internet, I soon noticed a lack of maps for hams, so decided to correct this by producing a set of my own that were easy to read, big enough to be useful, quick to download, and consistent in style and format.

This page serves as an introduction to the Ham Maps section of this website.

Ham Radio maps - This page lists the ham maps, the Amateur radio CQ zone maps, the Amateur radio ITU zone maps, Grid Locator maps, ARRL RAC Section maps, Rotator maps, Overlay maps, Great Circle maps, Irish Lighthouse and Lightship maps, and Amateur Radio Callsign Prefix Maps.