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Wire your own helmet into your radio with this diagram:

For most radios

For Yaesu radios

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Modify your radio to operate on USHGA bands (151.625 MHz, 151.955 MHz or 151.925 MHz.)

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The CHGA Amateur Radio List

Connecticut hang gliding pilots were some of the first in the nation to realize the value of amateur radio in cross country hang gliding. See the article in the June 1992 issue of QST magazine. Soon after the advent of the codeless license nearly 100% of the active pilots in the CHGA obtained their licenses! Following is a list of pilots, support persons and their call letters:

Charlie Chandler - N1PCM	Mike Onorato - KB1LEV
Sean Clancy - N1TMB	Steve Peterson - N1OVD
Tom Condren - N1JPH	Pete Pfeiffer - N1LDE
George Cooper - N1OQE	Glen Pugh - N1QHE
Andrew Fiertek - N1YLO	Wayne Ripley - N1OTV
Larry Graves - N1KJA	Sharon Roys - KB1ADW
Kevin Gurskis - N1JPH	Bob Sagherian - N1JPG
John Hamelin - KA1QEF	Todd Smith - N1QYC
Mo Hamelin - KB1DAR	Bruce Stobbe - KB1LHT
Mark Hermann - N1SBJ	Debbie Stobbe - KB1LHU
Dan Jester - KB1ADE	Mike Sylvia - N1TBV
Mila Jungmann - N1YMU	Bridget Clancy-Tenan - N1TMC
Tim Locke - N1RXO	Rick Tenan - N1TMA
Will MacFarland - N1QCE	Deane Williams - N1CEM
Bill Moore - N1PYW	John Wilson - KC1P
Tom Nejame - N1RXP

Want to get an Amateur Radio license?
It's pretty easy to do. Just study the questions from a book and take the test. Or you could study from an online source like this one. (Click on the logo.)