Thanks for the head's up. I'm sharing with my ARES members.
John
KF5ZMD
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- Fri Jan 11, 2019 9:33 am
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- Thu Apr 19, 2018 8:12 am
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- Thu Dec 21, 2017 7:03 pm
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Re: Where to begin with a HAM radio?
I've really enjoyed meeting with the Volunteer Examiners and testing here:
http://austinhams.org/hamtests
ARRL/AARC Session - 1st or 2nd Saturday at Bethany United Methodist Church
Regularly scheduled amateur radio exam sessions at Bethany United Methodist Church, Disciple Bldg, Rm 203/204. 10010 Anderson Mill Rd, Austin TX 78750
$15 fee. Exams are held monthly, usually on the 1st Saturday of the month at 2:00pm. However, please visit the ARRL link above to verify exam date/time as the day may change due to holidays. You can also download the latest AARCover newsletter and check the last page for the next couple of exam sessions.
For more information, contact: Joe Makeever (W5HS) 512-345-0800 / Email: W5HS ((at)) arrl.net
http://austinhams.org/hamtests
ARRL/AARC Session - 1st or 2nd Saturday at Bethany United Methodist Church
Regularly scheduled amateur radio exam sessions at Bethany United Methodist Church, Disciple Bldg, Rm 203/204. 10010 Anderson Mill Rd, Austin TX 78750
$15 fee. Exams are held monthly, usually on the 1st Saturday of the month at 2:00pm. However, please visit the ARRL link above to verify exam date/time as the day may change due to holidays. You can also download the latest AARCover newsletter and check the last page for the next couple of exam sessions.
For more information, contact: Joe Makeever (W5HS) 512-345-0800 / Email: W5HS ((at)) arrl.net
- Thu Dec 21, 2017 6:01 pm
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Re: Where to begin with a HAM radio?
73's, John here. KF5ZMD
My successful methods to passing each test was to take the practice tests at http://aa9pw.com/radio/ until I felt confident I could pass in a classroom setting. It was several months. I believe highland lakes ARC hosts test sometimes? I'm on Lake Travis, looking forward to hearing you on the air.
My successful methods to passing each test was to take the practice tests at http://aa9pw.com/radio/ until I felt confident I could pass in a classroom setting. It was several months. I believe highland lakes ARC hosts test sometimes? I'm on Lake Travis, looking forward to hearing you on the air.
- Sat Sep 16, 2017 7:17 am
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Re: Where to begin with a HAM radio?
2farnorth wrote:Congrats. Will be looking for you on the airwaves. Now that I have an old partially operational HF rig I'm finding 40 meters has become my favorite band.
Dave
N5PNZ
Thanks!
I'll probably get a HF rig at the Belton Hamfest in a few weeks.
73,
John
KF5ZMD
- Thu Sep 14, 2017 8:40 am
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Re: Where to begin with a HAM radio?
Just upgraded to General License ...yay me!
John
KF5ZMD
John
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- Fri Jun 02, 2017 8:45 am
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