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Get your HAM Radio Technician’s License FIRST!

Do a GOOGLE, (http://google.com) search for your local HAM Radio Club and get with them to either take classes that you can do in either one day, (Cram Course) of over a period of up to several weeks / two classes a week then take your test.

Your test. Is NOT difficult if you take the time to study.

Now, I took both the classes, (3 weeks) at (2) classes per week, but I fell behind because of personal issues, but the day before my test I went online at THIS site

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcjkF...eature=related and took ALL of Andy’s (35) tests. Then I checked my answers at the end of each test here; http://www.hamwhisperer.com/p/tech-exam.html

I began at 4pm the night before the big test and took (15) of these lessons on this site, then went to sleep, got up early on test day and took the following (20) lessons and the tests at the end of each lesson. With two hours to go to the BIG TEST, I took a shower, drove 15 miles and aced the 35 question test at 100%

…and you don’t even need to have a radio or ANY equipment to do this. It cost me $25 for the study manual from the local Radio Club, then $15 for the BIG TEST, then I ended up joining the local HAM Radio Club for $12.00 a year.

GET YOUR LICENSE! After you get involved in HAM Radio you will quickly understand the importance of all of this! It’s EASY (Looking back!) Didn’t hurt a bit!

Semper Fidelis,
Gregory Romeu – OathKeeper #000533

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I wish I had the dough to get a good radio... I will keep an eye on this thread for the day when I can afford one..