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Radio Communications
Basic Course 1
Course Objectives
• Radio Theory
• Terrain Effects
• Antenna Design
• Narrowband
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Course Objectives
• Infrastructure
• Common Phrases
• Procedures for Repair
• Emergencies
• Familiarization
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BE SAFE!
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Prepare For Your Trip
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Know Your Options
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Radio Theory
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Radio and Light Waves
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Similar Properties
• Reflected
• Absorbed
• Diffracted
• Dispersed
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Handhelds and Mobiles Perform
Differently
• Handhelds Transmit with less power
utilizing a small battery source.
• Mobiles utilize a gain antenna which
effectively doubles the transmit power and
receive sensitivity.
• Handheld antennas tend to be more
obstructed.
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Batteries are Critical
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Antenna Comparison
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Things to Remember
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Height Matters
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How Far Can You Communicate
• Typically BLM handhelds can
communicate within a few miles of each
other.
• Typically a BLM vehicle radio to a BLM
mountaintop radio can communicate about
40 miles apart.
• Typically BLM mountaintop radios can
communicate about 100 miles apart.
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Narrowband
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Base Station
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Base Station
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Base Station
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Repeater
• They extend the coverage area.
• Received signals are repeated.
• Radio is installed for optimum
performance.
• Users hear both sides of conversation.
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Repeater
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Repeater
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Repair
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User Responsibility
• Never change your antenna
• Insure you have an antenna
• Battery
• Keeping radio clean
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Is Anyone Out There
• I-nitiate Contact
• O-ver
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Proper Use
• Affirmative
• Negative
• Disregard
• Clear or Out
• Standby
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Emergency
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Banks, Zones, Channels
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We will now go over the
radios by specific
manufacturer for the
types your group is using
(BK, EF Johnson,
Thales, etc).
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This concludes the Radio Communications
Basic Course
Spring 2008
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