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There are three levels of examinations in Canada, the Basic, Advanced, and the Morse Code Qualification. The Basic and Advanced examinations are multiple choice tests with a 70% pass/fail criteria. Additionally, an 80% on the Basic test gives the candidate privileges of Basic Qualification with honours.

A fee of $60 is required for the issuance of an Amateur Radio Operator Certificate in ance with the following: to change an existing call sign (including changing to a two letter call sign);

In the USA there is no longer any legal requirement to keep a log. Many HAMs log HF contacts often for use in contests or applying for various awards. There are a few contests and awards for VHF / UHF so some HAMs will keep a log for these types of contacts, but most don't.

The only way to get your Canadian Amateur Radio Operator Certificate is to successfully complete the Canadian basic amateur qualification examination with a mark of 70% or greater.

Canada and the United States have a Reciprocal Operating Agreement, a treaty in effect since 1952. Under this treaty, visiting Amateurs may operate in the host country in ance with their rules and regulations.

It isn't illegal to buy amateur radio equipment without a license in Canada but most dealers will ask for your call sign at purchase. It IS illegal to operate an amateur radio in the amateur bands without a proper license.

The radio log must contain a summary of communications relating to distress, urgency and safety messages. The summary must include dates and times in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), details of the vessels involved and their positions.

The Federal Radio Communications Act requires all VHF and UHF radios to be approved and duly licenced unless specifically exempt (such as CB and GMRS radios). If you have a VHF or UHF two-way radio, each frequency installed in the radio must be authorized by ISED (Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada).

From within Logbook, this is done by using the Ctrl button and either left-click or shift-click to select records. Then click the LOTW Upload button, or access the download function through the Ham Radio Deluxe Logbook menu by selecting Logbook > File > LOTW > Upload.

In radio transmission, electromagnetic power from a radio transmitter is coupled by the transmitter antenna into air or free space. In radio reception, electromagnetic radio waves are intercepted by a receiving antenna and coupled into a receiver for detection.