Explorer I
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- First Name
- Gary
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- Lochow
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25205
Ham radio test
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Enthusiast III
I successfully used an app called Ham Study. It's free and I had all the answers going into the test ingrained in my head. I took my time and spent 2 weeks reviewing a little each day. Also, I took a local HamCram review class on the same day I took my test and passed it easily. Good luck on yours.
Explorer I
- 1,898
- First Name
- Gary
- Last Name
- Lochow
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25205
Influencer III
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- First Name
- Rex
- Last Name
- Drake
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19540
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KI5GH
- Service Branch
- Air Force
I’ve played with many of the online practice tests over the years helping people study. They’re all good, and function similarly. Having a set question pool helps that!
Member III
I used the study guides from KB6NU for my Tech and General. https://www.kb6nu.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/2018-no-nonsense-tech-study-guide-v1-1.pdf though the General is no longer free.
I used Hamstudy.org to get my Extra.
I used Hamstudy.org to get my Extra.
Enthusiast I
Explorer I
Went to HamStudy.org. Also was good location to find and set a online test for license.
Explorer I
Also forgot to mention that it tracks your progress. I definitely feel better going into my upcoming test.
Influencer I
I used and recommend Roy Watson's "HamRadioExam - Technician" (and General and Extra) app for the iPhone. It will help you:
- Study the complete question pool and the correct answers
- Take practice quizzes for each section
- Take practice tests
- Track your results so you know what you still need to study
Explorer I
Definitely be looking for a book to expand my knowledge. Will look into the Gordon West books. Are they available online?
Influencer I
I picked mine up on Amazon, but I see he's added a software thing to the book now. If you don't want the software (I don't know anything about it) you might also take a look at ARRL's or Craig Buck's or Stu Turner's books. Search for "Amateur Radio Technician Class" - that should bring up the usual suspects.
Member III
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- Rolando
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- Nispiros
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17011
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- KN6JJS
I used this online Kindle compatible book to help me study for and pass my Tech exam
Explorer I
Not so worried about studying for the test as much as knowledge about the hobby
Influencer III
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- First Name
- Rex
- Last Name
- Drake
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19540
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KI5GH
- Service Branch
- Air Force
That will all come as you get into it, and the directions of interest you have.
Explorer I
Well as I sit here in heat and humid of Texas the direction I would like to go is north and west. Not really ham related answer but dang is hot and humid here.
