Many electronic websites mentioned the ham. Seeing that they always call some of the people hanging on the cars, they are called ham. They don't also wear a camouflage suit with a camouflage suit. So what exactly does ham mean?
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Hello, this friend, I am glad to answer it for you!
amateur radio enthusiasts in amateur radio are also called ham are also called HAM.
Why do radio enthusiasts call radio enthusiasts "ham"? According to the May of 1991, a Japanese CQ Magazine, in an article written by JR8EZM Takagawa, mentioned a story of an early amateur radio station: in 1908 at the beginning of the invention of amateur radio, Harvard University in the United States had a one The members of the amateur radio community are Elbert.s.Hyman, Bob Almay and Paggy Murray. At the beginning, they used the surname of three people as the call sign of the radio, that is, Hyman Almay Murry; later I felt that the name was too long, and the call sign was shot out. Two letters and become Hyalmu. At the beginning of 1909, the call sign used by this amateur radio station and a Mexican ship named "Myalmo" were confused during communication, so I had to change the first letter of the surname as the desk, so it was called "HAM "". At the beginning of the radio bud at the time, there was no plan for radio frequency. The amateur family could also use the frequency at will and decided to call the number by themselves. Even the signal and receiving of some amateur radio stations is better than professional radio in performance. This phenomenon attracted the attention of the Washington Parliament and began to plan strict regulations to suppress the amateur radio station. One of the members of the "HAM" amateur radio station was used as the theme of graduation thesis in 1911 with a draft of the draft radio regulations at the time. Hyman's instructions happened to be one of the members of the review bill, and he sent the copy of this paper to a member of David I. Walsh and lobbying. With an attitude of attaching great importance to the attitude of great importance, Haiman invited Heiman to speak on the committee. Heman explained the operating status of the amateur radio station in the meeting in detail, and excitedly stated that strict regulations would lead to this prevailing activity. ; Coupled with various regulations, many amateur radio stations with excellent capabilities will be closed due to economic factors, and have to stop research on radio, indirectly hinder the development of radio technology. Heman's statement has paid attention to this bill. Soon, the bill was sent to Congress, and the small amateur radio station of Hamman's "HAM" became the focus. Since then, "HAM" has become an era of American Amateur Radio in the era of unknown body, and in the era of controversy, the threat of those large -scale professional or commercial radio stations that try to erase the amateur family into a symbol of help. So Americans have equated "HAM" and amateur radio, from that year, and even later, in the radio industry, "HAM" will be called "HAM" to call amateur radio staff. This history is still retained in the archives of the US Congress. The results are difficult to obey how the allusions of the HAM "HAM" Radio of Harvard's "HAM" radio regards the contributions to the development and planning of the "HAM" Radio of the Harvard University "HAM" radio. It is worthy of recognition.