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The Official Ham Radio / Amateur Radio Minecraft Mod funded by the ARRL

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Radiocraft is a Minecraft mod that adds ham radio (also known as Amateur Radio) into Minecraft Java edition.

  • Adds realistic, immersive communication
  • Survival-friendly, challenging, and satisfying functionality
  • Educational and accurate (albeit simplified) representations of the real ham radio hobby!

What is Ham Radio?

Ham radio is a hobby and service that involves using the radio frequency spectrum for various purposes, such as communication, experimentation, education, and emergency assistance. Ham radio operators, also known as amateur radio operators or hams, need to obtain a license from their government to operate on certain frequency bands and follow certain rules. Ham radio allows hams to talk to other hams across the world, or even into space, using different modes of transmission, such as voice, text, image, and data. Ham radio is also a way to meet new people, learn new skills, and have fun!

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  • Set up a hangout spot
    Set up a hangout spot Coming soon! Several placed radios in a room
  • Communicate over long distances
    Communicate over long distances Coming soon - Yagi and Directional antennas
  • Rag chew with the regulars
    Rag chew with the regulars Blocks coming soon - Rag chewing is when amateur radio operators spend many hours conversing with friends over the air, potentially hundreds of miles away!
  • Use handhelds to communicate with friends nearby
    Use handhelds to communicate with friends nearby VHF Handheld (Functional now!)
  • Regulate use of callsigns and run fox-hunts for NPC stations
    Regulate use of callsigns and run fox-hunts for NPC stations Assign callsigns to your friends! Fox-hunts are when you search for a radio station with a directional antenna to locate interference or as part of a contest. Callsign permissions system also available!
  • Set up radio contests for low power or most biomes contacted
    Set up radio contests for low power or most biomes contacted QRP radio and Balun/random wire antennas coming soon!

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