![]() ![]() ![]() This first part introduces the HF bands and explains how they work and what you can expect to hear at a given time. Introduction to HF – Part 2 covers radios and include a few suggestions for both new and second-hand transceivers – Some of the more advanced/useful features will also be covered such as IF-Shift, VFO-Split and DSP Filtering. Your antenna system is the most important aspect of your station and we’ll explain how to make it as efficient as possible. ![]() In Part 3 we will cover aerials – Especially those that can work in a small (<50ft) garden or perhaps where stealth operation is your primary concern. Whether you’ve just got your licence and want to get onto HF quickly, or have been active on 2m for a while and want to “take the plunge” into HF, then this article should help you get to know what to expect from the bands and how to get the most out of your station. This article is split into 3 parts:” The HF Bands“, “ Choosing a Radio“, and “ Aerials.” The content here is primarily aimed at the Foundation/Intermediate licence-holder, therefore a number of topics (especially those surrounding propagation) have been kept “simple” on purpose. The following is the first part of a three-part guide to help get started with HF, written by Charlie Davy – M0PZT
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