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 == [[Modulation]] ==
 
+See [[Modulation]]
+
+== [[Radio_Etiquette]] ==
+
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+= Radio_Etiquette =
+
+Radio Etiquette is the standard practices and band plans used on the Ham Radio
+bands. 
+
+== Standard Modes/Terms ==
+
+* Beacons 
+  - Automated transmissions
+* Weak Signal 
+  - Includes CW, SSB, and some digital modes. All bands 50Mhz+ have weak bands
+    available. (See [[Modulation]]).
+* Satellite uplinks/downlinks 
+  - Bands for comunications with Satillites, specifically 
+    _Orbiting Satellite Carrying Amateur Radio_ (OSCAR).
+* Simplex 
+  - Tx/Rx on some frequency. For use when not wanting to use a repeater.
+* Repeater input/output 
+  - For input/output to a repeater
+* Control links 
+  - Frequencies for control operators to control repeaters, and for repeaters
+    to talk to each other.
+
+These are all based on a type of gentlemen's rules, and not set in stone or by
+law.
+
+== Repeater Etiquette ==
+
+* Make short transmissions
+* Beginning of your transmission state your callsign 
+  - EX "W1AW standing by for call"
+* If accidently interrupt someone, say "sorry, {YOUR CALLSIGN} clear"
+* Give signal reports, common terms include 
+  - Full quieting - strong signal, no noise
+  - White noise - some noise present
+  - Scratchy - weaker, noise is as strong as voice
+  - Mobile flutter/picket fencing - rapid fading
+  - Dropping out
+  - Breaking up - mostly unreadable