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Yes, I guess one can take both tests the same day. LEVEL 2: General Class License (upgrade from Technician) EXAM REQUIREMENTS: 35-question General Written Exam (Element 3); No Morse Code Exam PRIVILEGES: All VHF/UHF amateur bands and most HF privileges (10 through 160 meters). LICENSE STUDY...

I thought it was possible to skip over the Tech. and take the General.

Funny stuff. :pop: You shoul've told them you were the general manager and ordered them to markdown something your wife needed to pick up.:whistle:

Not sure what the problem is, but I'll be getting my General Class License shortly and I'm in the market for HF equipment, so this makes shopping easier.:thumbup1:

Currently using the General Class Handbook to study for the test. Also using www.hamtestonline.com. Between the two, I'm learning a great deal.

Cool!:thumbup1:

Hey, a fellow Cobra man!

On and off since 1963. Never had a license of my own.

My laptop has a camera built-in. Not sure how it compares to an external one, but I have considered getting one for the desktop.

Gooofbaaaalls!

Thanks.... I really enjoyed perusing through the pages of the past, it brought back memories of "the day".:thumbup1:

Welcome aboard!:thumbup1:

AM-6,but scan up and down, LSB-38 & 33 Freeband-27.625, 27.555

Listen for me..... Break, break, this is 7732 in the Granite State, up here in the Northeast Corner, on the Seacoast of New Hampshire standing by. BTW, I'm sure it's a typo but, theres an "s" at the end of Massachusetts.:thumbup1:

:bdh::bored::sleep:

I already spend too much time on Facebook, I don't even want to get started on Twitter.:blink:

Oh, I didn't realize that. Well, no sense in paying for another subscription.

Sure does make the learning easier. I study the ARRL Manual on my breaks at work, then use the hamtestonline program at night. I'm already at 25% for the General Class Exam.:thumbup1:

Hamtest online is great!

Thanks Rob. Look out logarithms here I come!:wink: