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Sharing information via electro magnetic fields is a highly protected form of communication. A small Number of frequencies can be received for several applications in everyday life e.g Radio(UHF), TV(UHF/Satellite), Internet 2.4 Ghz. surveillance cameras 2.4 Ghz, GPS,... Its allowed to send in some of those frequencies, like in the 2.4 Ghz frequency used for WiFi internet and other civil transmission.. Most other Frequencies are forbidden for public use. Radio Amateurs or Ham Radio Amateurs have the right to use some after passing a quite complex test on technology and laws of radio communication. Unlike the untested public radio user Ham Radio Amateurs are allowed to send on the frequencies they are receiving. The Ham Radio community is a world wide network based on privat equipment reaching from very low level to highly advanced technology. Most of the Radio Amateurs search for signals comig from a far out place. The aim of transmission is as well to reach a far away receiver. If another amateur is found both exchange their radio amateur name via voice, talk a bit and log the contact. Most of Ham Radio Amateurs send postcards after a contact. Those postcards are in a special For special events Radio Amateurs search in cars wih mobile systems for hidden transmitters. The Ham Radio communication structure is supported by several states in form of special activities e.g. satellite launches cause Radio Amateurs could act as  a back up communication network in case of emergency or war. EXAMPLE???  
Sharing information via electro magnetic fields is a highly protected form of communication. A small Number of frequencies can be received for several applications in everyday life e.g Radio(UHF), TV(UHF/Satellite), Internet 2.4 Ghz. surveillance cameras 2.4 Ghz, GPS,... Its allowed to send in some of those frequencies, like in the 2.4 Ghz frequency used for WiFi internet and other civil transmission.. Most other Frequencies are forbidden for public use. Radio Amateurs or Ham Radio Amateurs have the right to use some after passing a quite complex test on technology and laws of radio communication. Unlike the untested public radio user Ham Radio Amateurs are allowed to send on the frequencies they are receiving. The Ham Radio community is a world wide network based on privat equipment reaching from very low level to highly advanced technology. Most of the Radio Amateurs search for signals comig from a far out place. The aim of transmission is as well to reach a far away receiver. If another amateur is found both exchange their radio amateur name via voice, talk a bit and log the contact. After a contact, most of Ham Radio Amateurs send each other postcards. Nowadays the internet is integrated in the  For special events Radio Amateurs search in cars wih mobile systems for hidden transmitters. The Ham Radio communication structure is supported by several states in form of special activities e.g. satellite launches cause Radio Amateurs could act as  a back up communication network in case of emergency or war. EXAMPLE???  
The launched Satellits are builded by private initiatives. Thehistory of home made Satellite goes back to 1960 when a team of 6 Radio Amateurs builded a fully functional Satellite named OSCAR 1 [ http://projectoscar.wordpress.com/project-oscar-history/ ]. The Satellite was launched in Space from WHERE??? and WHO LAUNCHED IT??? It was sending a coded hi from outer space to other Ham Radio Enthusiast [ http://projectoscar.wordpress.com/project-oscar-history/oscar-i-newspaper-article/ ]. Nowadays the small group developed into the international AMSAT community for amateur satellites. A Description of the .... amateur satellites and there frequencies as well as an explanation of the transmission process and the equipment is displayed online by the AMSAT organisation [ http://www.amsat.org/amsat/intro/sats_faq.html#RTFToC19 ].
The launched Satellits are builded by private initiatives. Thehistory of home made Satellite goes back to 1960 when a team of 6 Radio Amateurs builded a fully functional Satellite named OSCAR 1 [ http://projectoscar.wordpress.com/project-oscar-history/ ]. The Satellite was launched in Space from WHERE??? and WHO LAUNCHED IT??? It was sending a coded hi from outer space to other Ham Radio Enthusiast [ http://projectoscar.wordpress.com/project-oscar-history/oscar-i-newspaper-article/ ]. Nowadays the small group developed into the international AMSAT community for amateur satellites. A Description of the .... amateur satellites and there frequencies as well as an explanation of the transmission process and the equipment is displayed online by the AMSAT organisation [ http://www.amsat.org/amsat/intro/sats_faq.html#RTFToC19 ].