Although the FCC allows amateur radio operators up to 1500 watts of output power on most high frequency bands, the majority of hams usually transmit at between 50 and 100 watts of power. This is plenty of power to reach around the world. There is a secondary part to this hobby and it is called QRP(means low power). An equal amount of success can be had by using only 5 watts of power, or even less. There are special radios designed for this. My radio happens to be the KX1 byElectraft. I use this little radio designed to fit into backpacks and for use on field days when I spend the winter months in Florida. I simply clamp the antennas to my balcony railing in the condo and have fun. I contacted 30 different states, Canada, Mexico, and Cuba on only 4 watts of power. It is more challenging than the big rig, but well worth it.
The pictures are of the tiny little radio and the antenna setup.
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