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want to get my license
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Go to ham test on line and take the tests, if you score 90 or above your ready, if not glance at the book again. License manual w5yi I think has them on the internet.
It takes about a week to two weeks to know the EASY material.
A couple of friends<cb> guys took a week, just had to memorize the frequencies if I remember right.
DOCTOR/795
Go to ham test on line and take the tests, if you score 90 or above your ready, if not glance at the book again. License manual w5yi I think has them on the internet.
It takes about a week to two weeks to know the EASY material.
A couple of friends<cb> guys took a week, just had to memorize the frequencies if I remember right.
DOCTOR/795
I'm in agreement with the previous answers. It really is not difficult at all. I need a classroom environment to "make" me learn and retain the material. You may find studying on your own works for you. Definitely test online, and as suggested, once you get to a point where you pass every time, you are ready for the real deal. A couple of weeks studying for Tech did it for me, and about a month of studying for General. I can say that it's been great since I passed... lots of cool people on the air to talk to, and there is always a band that has conditions to play on. Do it! You won't regret it. 
73,
Brett
73,
Brett
This guy make's it real easy,at least for me to comprehend.
Lesson 1: Amateur Radio Technician Class License Prep T1A - YouTube
Lesson 1: Amateur Radio Technician Class License Prep T1A - YouTube
The above test is outdated as of July 1, 2014.
It's very easy. Most you may know by just being on the CB.
Here's a few that are are current. And good luck.
https://hamstudy.org/
AA9PW FCC Exam Practice » Amateur Radio Exam Practice
No-Nonsense Study Guides - KB6NU's Ham Radio Blog
