Congrats to Briggie

[solarman216]

Very well done Pete, as for those that question the need for licencing on this issue, just look at the number of wireless things we have today, Door bells, intruder alarms, central heating systems, CB, etc, if there was no control, at the end of the day none of these things would work reliably as there would be massive interference from uncontrolled transmitters, I E Joe bloggs driving past your house with a radio chatting to his mate turns your CH on at 2 am Rick

 

[edgerton19]

Well done Briggie,

Soon you may well have a go at the full licence and then having got the ticket for the full 400W discover the joys of QRP and try to work the world all over again with a couple of watts.

73 hope to hear you on the air
M0EBR

 

[extreme-4x4]

Very well done Pete, as for those that question the need for licencing on this issue, just look at the number of wireless things we have today, Door bells, intruder alarms, central heating systems, CB, etc, if there was no control, at the end of the day none of these things would work reliably as there would be massive interference from uncontrolled transmitters, I E Joe bloggs driving past your house with a radio chatting to his mate turns your CH on at 2 am Rick

so is it the same radio signals then rick . im actually looking for local info in it all now, now ive moved into a valley of a mountain

 

[briggie]

there are many questions being asked here , perhaps the best advice i can give is to visit the rsgb ( radio society of great britain ) website , as it covers most topics and will point you in the right direction :thumb2

http://www.rsgb.org/