If only I had a 40m transceiver in the first place.

You could build the 40m transceiver as a kit, but mostly they're QRP. I don't think there is a commercially available 40m only transceiver. BTW, class B is still CW-less, you can't do morse on air using CW mode.

This post has been edited by apihblind: Oct 18 2015, 10:05 PM

I learned Morse Code few months back and surprised to see it is widely used by amateur radio operator. Thought I could use it and learn more about HAM but couldn't find relevant information for beginner.

Can someone point me directions on how to start or join to get the callsign. I know you have to sit for an exam, but what are the questions like? Is there any class I can attend?

Stumbled upon these sites, but hardly tell me where to start.

www.marts.org.my
www.mares.org.my
www.skmm.gov
radioamatur.blogspot.com

For the questions, here are a few results.
I think if you go through one of the paper, for sure can pass the test.

Also, take the opportunity to go to the SKMM seminar which they will always organize a few week before the exam. Seats are limited so when you get the email(register the exam) later just immediately register for it.
You can get loads of useful information from that seminar.

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrom...e+soalan+contoh

Thanks alot for the info!

Say, after I sit and pass RAE exam, do I entitle for the callsign? What about Class A and Class B exam?
What if I want to communicate using CW Morse, do I have to sit for a different exam?

If you passed the RAE exam, this entitle you for the Class B license. Legally, you won't be able to communicate using CW, for some reason our apparatus assignment does say so. You need to wait for a year before you can upgrade your license to Class A. And yes, you need to sit for CW test, 12WPM either using PC (exam as and when there is a demand) or manual exam (twice yearly).

9Ws cannot do A1A, but if you can legally transmitting "cw",u can do via SSB mode via Synthesizer, mimicking CW pulses.
tones (dit-da) modulated under AM/SSB will not consider as A1A

If you take a look at the AA again, it does mentioned morse code and not CW. That means you can't even do a morse code on top of SSB or FM.

Here is the latest frequencies and emissions for class B.


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But.... what about Mouth Code?

Anyone know when is the RAE??

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So i just need to pay for registeration? N wait?

What is the 'not applicable' mean?

This post has been edited by sheknow9: Oct 29 2015, 07:41 PM

Pay, and register for the exam.

Not applicable means no restriction on number of people sitting for the exam.

Like that..tq

Will register..

Yes,from the website, purchase the voucher, and after that, click on the exam application link and register, choose exam centre nearest to you.

This post has been edited by wiraone: Oct 29 2015, 08:50 PM

You already got licence?

Got my license in 2007 and upgraded in 2012.

Oic..ok..any information..i ll update here