Radio Wave Propagation - 007
Radio Wave Propagation
The Radio Wave Propagation module is essential for understanding how radio signals travel through different environments, whether they’re bouncing off the ionosphere or traveling directly over short distances. Designed as part of the Basic Qualification curriculum, this course dives deep into the science behind radio waves, covering topics like line-of-sight communication, ionospheric layers, solar activity, and propagation phenomena like Sporadic-E and ducting.
Through the QSL (Question Specific Learning) methodology, learners engage with practical examples tied to exam-style questions, ensuring the material is both easy to understand and directly applicable. This course equips amateur radio operators with the knowledge needed to optimize signal propagation across HF, VHF, and UHF bands.