TX power output, ERP, modulation type, etc). The "administering" that the FCC performs includes dictating what frequency bands are to be used for what purposes, and also specifying operational requirements for those bands (e.g. In the USA, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is responsible for administering the spectrum for US users however, the FCC works closely on this with international bodies, for reasons which will soon become clear. (Aside, only a portion of that is usable by inexpensive equipment). The usable-for-communications electromagnetic spectrum spans a frequency range from about 100KHz to 100GHz. I'll take a shot at this, and provide some links as well since my fingers would fall off before I could type everything you might want to know. Here is a start at a soup to nuts ham primer. Drop me an IM and I will correct the oversight immediately. I have attempted as best as i could to preserve the original attributions, but if I missed some authors I assure you it was not intentional. Please note that this thread is for the most part a compendium of my prior ham-related posts AND informational posts from a number of fellow ARFCOM SF members.
Originally buried on page 4 of this thread, here it is in it's entirety + more info for new folks to read through.
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