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Canadian Amateur Radio Licencing

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Created by Daniel Puratich, last modified on 2023-12-13

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Introduction

This license is useful to us because it gives us access to more of the RF spectrum and power privledge for our aircraft communications to ground. This page links to the required resources to get this license.

Resources

Studying
Laws & Conventions
- ARRL Q-Codes & Phonetic Alphabet
Licensing
- Contact Amateur Radio Service Center
- Amateur Radio Operator Certificates Services
  - Frequently Asked Questions
- Unused Available Call Sign Search
- RIC & RBR
  - RBR-4: Standards for the operation of radio stations in the Amateur Radio Service
  - RIC-3: Information on the Amateur Radio Service
    - “Non-qualified persons may use an amateur radio station, provided a qualified operator is present to perform the control functions.”
  - RIC-9: Call sign policy and special event prefixes
Local Clubs
- UWaterloo ARC
- London ARC

Exam

These are things you must bring to your exam!

Photo ID
Non-Programmable Calculator
Three Unused Call Signs

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