想采访一下大家都是**因为什么了解到无线电**或者**是什么机缘让大家加入到无线电**中来呢？最近在写一个给非业余爱好者介绍业余无线电的[文章](https://blog.fz.do/2024/%e4%bb%8e%e4%b8%9a%e4%bd%99%e6%97%a0%e7%ba%bf%e7%94%b5%e5%88%b0%e6%97%a0%e9%99%90%e5%9e%ab/)，BI3XUN建议我写一点其他爱好者是如何入坑无线电的，这样可能也会吸引非业余爱好者的加入。

我先来说自己吧。小时候就对机械啦、电气这些毕竟感兴趣，当时还diy过一个小的收音机，那时就觉得这个东西好有意思，再然后接触到无线麦克风、对讲机，物理课上简单了解到无线电。但是不知道有这么一个业余无线电的群体，直到大学时无意看到up主森纳映画的视频，再次激起了我的兴趣，立马在湖南无线电协会官网报名，随后取得呼号，正式踏入“无限垫”的坑

我是现有的设备后了解到的业余无线电。。。同学比较喜欢露营，一起玩了几次之后，购买了宝锋对讲机。买完之后才了解到是需要在法律规定范围内、需要操作资格的无线电台。于是开启了无线垫之路。。。。

让我回忆一下…… 小时候接触过玩具对讲机，现在还有点印象。大概在2013年接触到真正的对讲机，那是北峰的V段手台(后来了解到不在业余频段)，是同学送给我的。拿到手以后用得不多，可能从此就埋下了无线电的种子。后来了解一下相关知识，之后不久在58同城上买了一台大金刚kg-uv45，这才是真正的第一台业余段手台，开始慢慢学习无线电知识。了解了怎么报名考试取呼号，2014年通过考试拿到了呼号，以后激情四射在直频中继上各种呼叫。那个年代还没有微信，在中继台上认识了几位聊得来的火腿就组建了一个QQ群，随后加入的火腿越来越多，那时候的中继台真的很热闹，也学到了很多知识，扩大了朋友圈，经常出去聚会架台，在家就各种买买买，自己做馈线架天线测数据……就说这么多吧。

小学时候看《电子报》上的文章，到维修店买零件焊成功FM无线话筒，于是入坑无线电。后来某次台风登陆，不少地方通讯中断，觉得自己应该要在没有现代通讯网络的情况下也能跟文明社会取得联系，就考证了。

2009年，18岁高中毕业那年，接触了动力悬挂滑翔机运动。当时三角翼上有一部建伍手台。在高空手台可以传播几百公里。就觉得这么个小机器，居然能说话那么远，而在地面也就几公里，感觉很神奇。从那个时候知道了电台设备，全世界独一无二的呼号，操作执照。所以就开始对神秘的无线电感兴趣。之后过了很多年。。。。直到去年购入了第一台短波设备，希望可以慢慢玩，玩到老。

23年8月份买了K5听机场atc，后面搜atc频率的时候看到了有业余无线电这个东西，11月就在深圳考了a，今年5月份打算考香港执照（想玩短波）

我是兴趣广泛，所以b站经常给我推荐很多视频，各种各样的，然后就刷到了EMQ的视频（）我看完之后大呼好家伙原来还有这么帅的爱好高考完后马上考试，然后就是这样力当然小时候喜欢看一部纪录片，叫《空中浩劫》~~（没错就是你们理解的那种讲空难的）~~ 我就特别喜欢看那个管制员的视角，后来川航8633那个玻璃爆裂，我也刷到了那个管制员的对话所以就慢慢开始了解了 ~~我物理特别差，最低考过6分，所以很多这些原理不是不想了解，我是根本啥都看不懂~~

被狗乔伊的视频骗进来的，就是下面这个【【不止游戏】一个视频教你取得无线电执照！-哔哩哔哩】 https://b23.tv/JFv8hFL

@"BH7GUL"#p12677 物理不好但是是B类（doge

大学时参加全国大学时电子设计竞赛，选题为信号/高频通信方向，了解了不少相关知识，自己和队友做了一整套收发机，实现了AM/FM，ASK的数模混合收发。在网上查找相关资料，特别是天线相关的时候，了解到了业余无线电HAM群体，加上自己也是电子相关专业，对这方面感兴趣，就决定好考取证书，设了台，从此入伙啦。看了看楼主的 Blog，很漂亮，一个非工科专业的伙伴这么喜欢无线电，软件技能也很不错，我也稍稍有被惊讶到，哈哈。也欢迎来我的 Blog 逛一逛，https://hui-shao.cn/，服务器为白嫖，加之一些网络原因，访问可能不是很快。

What reasons did everyone have for getting "infinite padding" stuck?

BA4QFH

I am a sound engineer, and I came across amateur radio while studying the principles of wireless microphones.

BG5BQB

BA4QFH I've also started experiencing issues with RF after a long period of audio work.😥

BG5BMJ

When I first learned about using radio as a communication method during the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, it was through news reports.
One time, when I was hiking with my family and the team leader had a walkie-talkie, I was very young at the time. Seeing the team leader using the walkie-talkie made me think he looked really cool. During breaks, I would always watch him use the walkie-talkie. Later, he gave it to me directly, and when I held it, I felt both heavy and delicate. He told me that amateur radio requires a license, and if you don't have one, the police will come and take you away.😂。
Later, when I went back, although I really wanted to take the exam, but at that time I was just starting middle school and didn't know how to register. Although I found the exam questions and kept looking through them, I never managed to take the exam. My family was very interested in my return, so they bought me a BaoFeng 5R. At that time, I used this radio at home on the balcony to scan frequencies, and I started noticing people chatting on the air occasionally, but I didn't dare to transmit because I always remembered the captain saying that we would be caught.
It was last year, and as a 90s-born graduate, I started working. Strangely, I suddenly remembered things from my childhood, specifically the desire to get an amateur radio license. So, I searched online and found that it could be obtained through registration on a WeChat public account. There was even an exam scheduled for July, so I immediately signed up.
The first time I passed, and the first time I received confirmation via text message, I was especially excited. When I looked at my electronic license and saw the call sign BG5BMJ, I immediately went home to try communicating with it using my newly purchased GT12.
The first time I successfully connected, I dreamed about CQ and letter decoding methods countless times as a child. It felt like I had finally fulfilled a wish from my childhood.
After that, I continued to communicate with the local ham radio operator and became addicted to listening to shortwave broadcasts using an SDR. I heard that there would be new regulations in March, limiting shortwave radio stations to frequencies of 15 kHz or less. This was good news, as I had been operating for over six months. However, when Chinese New Year came around in February, there were no local exams organized, which caused me great concern. Later, a friend at the local ham radio club told me that exam opportunities existed in Sichuan and Heilongjiang, but they were far away, so I spent a long time considering it during the holiday period before finally deciding to buy a ticket to Chengdu.
The exam and process went smoothly, but the plane being delayed almost made me miss it, and I even got a "QSL card" by taking a photo with a friend from Chengdu.
I just received my shortwave license today, and my new shortwave radio is finally ready to use! I hope to communicate with everyone on the airwaves. DE BG5BMJ 73 88 ~

BI7AFZ

BG5BMJ Just hearing it makes me smile 😊

BG5AMH

Someone gave me a powerful Motorola radio, manufactured in Quanzhou, with a "20W" power output. Another person told me that I needed to get it certified, and then I started the certification process, and from there, I got completely involved in this whole thing.

BG6QFO

Ten years ago, I found a BaoFeng 888 on a construction site and later wanted to connect it with a crane. I bought a BaoFeng UV5R (blue) but couldn't find any frequencies for it.
I continued upgrading my equipment, purchasing a Hytera GP88S DMR radio with excellent ergonomics; after obtaining my A license, I wanted to experiment with local DMR repeaters, gradually acquiring a Tytek MD380, a Hytera PD500 and TD360, and a M3988 motorcycle-mounted unit. I also acquired a collection of used older amateur radio sets. After obtaining my B license, I also purchased a set of old ICOM radios, which had been tuned for 120 days, with a faulty amplifier; now they are used as receivers, but the installation conditions at home are not suitable, so I plan to try QRP and experiment in the outdoors. With all these activities, there is no time to go out, but fortunately, my passion remains, and perhaps FT8 will be my ultimate goal.

TEQuites

Enlightenment: I read an article about HAM radio in high school, and learned about the existence of amateur radio.
Implementation: During university, I experimented with nylon and wanted to buy a domestically produced replica of the Ironclad aircraft, but couldn't afford it. So, I researched modifying existing RC models and purchased a UV5R radio. This led me to invest in replicas, and eventually, I spent more than one on them.

FengziLeo

BG2GFC Okay, hhh

FengziLeo

daitoudage Here's what a Call of Duty player said: ( )

BH3GZU

Of course, because I am a gamer!

ARMA3 - Rainbow Six Siege
Squad Tactical Team

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