The Amateur Radio Club of India (ARCI) is a non-profit organization of amateur radio enthusiasts in India. It was founded in 1949 and is registered with the government of India as a society. The ARCI's mission is to promote and advance the use of amateur radio as a means of technical education, self-training, and intercommunication between people of different cultures and languages.

The ARCI provides a forum for amateur radio operators in India to share information, experiences, and ideas related to their hobby. It also conducts workshops, training sessions, and exams to help individuals obtain their amateur radio licenses. Additionally, the ARCI promotes international goodwill and understanding by participating in international amateur radio contests and events.

The ARCI is affiliated with the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) and works closely with other amateur radio organizations in India and around the world to promote the amateur radio hobby and advocate for the rights of amateur radio operators.

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While working on an update to my RF Cafe Espresso Engineering Workbook project to add a couple calculators about FM sidebands (available soon). The good news is that AI provided excellent VBA code to generate a set of Bessel function plots. The bad news is when I asked for a table showing at which modulation indices sidebands 0 (carrier) through 5 vanish, none of the agents got it right. Some were really bad. The AI agents typically explain their reason and method correctly, then go on to produces bad results. Even after pointing out errors, subsequent results are still wrong. I do a lot of AI work and see this often, even with subscribing to professional versions. I ultimately generated the table myself. There is going to be a lot of inaccurate information out there based on unverified AI queries, so beware.

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