问一下大佬们怎么入门? 据我目前了解先读一下业余无线电通信这本书? 考一个业余无线电操作证

先把证考出来，书里面都是死的，用起来才是活的。

边刷题，不懂的概念上网查查，慢慢也能学到不少东西

先考证，然后买个机器实际操作，看到不明白的东西，看说明书，去网上查资料至于看书……我家那本《业余无线电通信》就放在桌上，上面已经攒了一层土

可以看下《业余无线电通信》第五版。先搞懂业余无线电是干啥的，都有哪些玩法。当然也可以看电子版的，自己网上能找得到

先刷题考证，然后多逛逛论坛什么的，实操比理论更重要。《业余无线电通信》的内容作为“入门”级的知识积累是可以的（我的那本只在我拿到A证前看过），但是作为应试考证和解决实操问题还是不太合适的。既然打算入门那么首先应该刷点题把A证考下来，然后再考虑是直接备考B上短波还是开始打卫星了（我是在本地中继水了半年直接上B了，现在天天挂着FT8）。等开始上手设备之后遇到的问题基本就靠着各种论坛了

下个智谱App,看本地啥时候有考试，报个A类考试，刷题库，参加考试，A类操作证到手，买台子到工信厅网站上办理执照申请，执照到手后Uv段就开心玩起来了。要玩短波，设台半年后接着考B。

玩无限垫我觉首先你要懂法熟悉业余无线电相关法律

先找好兴趣方向吧不然一味的考证买设备都不知道玩什么岂不是白费力气还有一点最重要的就是先听后发小心说的不对闹笑话

非常同意上面的说法。无线电跟开车很像，考了驾照不代表你会开车，但不考驾照你连上路的资格都没有。拿到执照后，多混圈，多守听，多喊，慢慢就入门了。跟开车一样，要敬畏无线电法规，要遵守通联礼仪。但是手咪在手的时候，脸皮要厚，别怕出错。老Ham又不能顺着电波来打你，怕什么（滑稽时间是业余无线电的朋友。相信时间。另外业余无线电没有一定的玩法，怎么玩都可以。（业余无线电九宫格.jpg）

Ham 又不能顺着电波来打你

Newbie looking for guidance on getting started with amateur radio.

ioooi

I'd like to ask the experts how to get started.
Based on my current understanding, should I first read the book "Amateur Radio Communication"?
Taking an amateur radio operator's license exam.

BG5BLI

First, obtain the certification. The knowledge in the book is just theoretical; it's only when you actually use it that it becomes useful.

BG5VLI

While practicing, I would look up concepts online when I didn't understand them, and gradually learned a lot.

BG4IJK

First, obtain certification, then purchase a machine and practice using it. If you encounter anything unclear, refer to the manual or search for information online.

As for reading… my copy of "Amateur Radio Communication" is sitting on the desk, and there's already a layer of dust on it.

BG8KUQ

You can check out "Amateur Radio Communication" Fifth Edition. First, understand what amateur radio is and what its various applications are. Of course, you can also read the electronic version, which you can find online.

BG2FGG

First, practice and take exams to obtain certification. Then, browse forums and other resources extensively. Practical experience is more important than theory. The content of "Amateur Radio Communication" can be used as a basic level of knowledge acquisition (I only read my copy before obtaining my A license), but it is not very suitable for exam preparation and solving practical problems.
Since I'm planning to get started, the first thing I should do is study and pass the A license exam. Then, I can decide whether to directly prepare for the B license (shortwave) or start using satellite communication (I got my B license directly after using local repeaters for six months, and now I'm constantly using FT8). Once I have a basic understanding of the equipment, I can mostly rely on online forums to solve any problems that arise.

BG0EFD

For the next ZhiPu app, I want to see when there are local exams and register for a Class A exam. Then, I'll use the question bank to practice and take the exam. Once I pass the Class A exam, I'll go to the工信厅 (Gongxin Ting - China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology) website to apply for a license. After receiving the license, I'll start using it happily. If I want to use shortwave radio, I will set up my equipment for six months before taking the Class B exam.

BI4IVE

When using an unlimited pad, I believe you should first understand and familiarize yourself with the relevant laws related to amateur radio.

YofoaStudio

First, identify your areas of interest.
Otherwise, constantly verifying and buying equipment without knowing what to do with it would be a waste of effort.
Another very important point is to listen first and then speak.
Be careful about saying things that might be wrong or make people laugh.

BD4SUR

I completely agree with what was said above.
Just like with radio communication, having a license doesn't mean you know how to drive; however, without a license, you don't even have the qualifications to get on the road.
After obtaining the license, I actively networked, listened attentively, and spoke confidently, which gradually helped me gain entry.

Just like driving, you must respect and comply with radio regulations and etiquette.
However, when you're holding the phone, you need to be careful and avoid making mistakes.
Old Ham can't just use radio waves to attack you, so what are you afraid of? (Humorous)

Time is a friend to amateur radio enthusiasts. Trust Time.

Additionally, amateur radio has no fixed rules or methods of operation; you can use it in any way you choose. (Amateur Radio Grid.jpg)

Hangying

Ham also can't just attack you by following the radio waves.

BG4IJK

However, if your actions are too abstract and you don't follow the rules, they might still find a way to penalize you.

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