Metal Sign Ham Radio Crib Notes Amateur Radio Tin Sign Bar Home Decoration New Year Sign The Best Gift for Parents, So That Children Can Gain Knowledge in Daily Life 8X12 inch

I ordered on for my self and a couple for gifts. I gave one to a long-time friend and will give another at the Christmas party. The code is the international Morse we use and the band information is current. I like the vintage look. This will be a nice addition to my ham shack.

I learned this skill a while back as one of my schools in the US Military, may come in handy one day?

One error was spotted so far. The 6 Meter band is described as 150 MHz rather than 50 MHz. The owner of the metal guide can, however, easily adhere the correct information to the metal.

It’s small and printed very well! It’s perfect for decorating a HAM shack!

Not pleased. Print is tiny, color coding faded and print text slightly blurred from constant copying from the original source. Better have good lighting and a magnifying glass to be of real use in an emergency

The image on Amazon is was sharper. The actual sign is almost un-legible. Small words are blurry and hard to read so if your trying to use this as an actual reference I’d look for another option.

This is a good little conversation starter. It's also a nice 'prop' to help explain band privileges to a new ham or someone that is interested in getting licensed.

Arrived in a padded envelope slightly bent. The print is fuzzy and low contrast. I had hoped for the added benefit of being able to make a paper copy, to use as a cheat sheet, but so much of it is very difficult to read. I think they were trying to make it look like an antique. It isn't appealing to me as decoration because of the poor print quality. For some reason both Morse code alphabets have multiple letters doubled with blanks following the doubled letters. I haven't found a historical precedent for this. Probably going to Goodwill.