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If you are indeed upgrading, rather than getting your first ticket, then it may be that the resource you used to get licensed in the first place is still the right place to go. But here are a few good resources to check out anyway: | If you are indeed upgrading, rather than getting your first ticket, then it may be that the resource you used to get licensed in the first place is still the right place to go. But here are a few good resources to check out anyway: | ||
* [http://www.nc4fb.org/wordpress/ | * [http://www.arrl.org/shop/Licensing-Education-and-Training/ ARRL License Manuals] | ||
* [https://hamstudy.org/ | * [http://www.nc4fb.org/wordpress/ Free Amateur Radio License Self-Study Programs at NC4FB.com] | ||
* [https://hamstudy.org/ Ham Study] | |||
** Free Practice Tests and Flash Cards | |||
** Log in and it can track your progress across devices. Works great from mobile devices, too. | |||
* [http://www.kb6nu.com/study-guides/ No-Nonsense Study Guides by KB6NU Dan Romanchik] | |||
* Slides for [https://www.qrz.com/db/kl7wm KL7WM] Daniel's classes are available at [http://www.tukwilaradioclub.org/ Tukwila Radio Club] in the Training Roadmap section. | |||
== Ready to upgrade? == | |||
When you are ready to attempt the exam, you will need to find a group of [[New_Ham_Operator_FAQ_and_Terminology#VE |VEs]] to administer your upgrade test. The [[Mike and Key Amateur Radio Club]] website maintains a list of VE sessions in the area. Remember that when you pass you can use your new privileges immediately! | |||
Latest revision as of 10:11, 22 May 2017
If you are indeed upgrading, rather than getting your first ticket, then it may be that the resource you used to get licensed in the first place is still the right place to go. But here are a few good resources to check out anyway:
- ARRL License Manuals
- Free Amateur Radio License Self-Study Programs at NC4FB.com
- Ham Study
- Free Practice Tests and Flash Cards
- Log in and it can track your progress across devices. Works great from mobile devices, too.
- No-Nonsense Study Guides by KB6NU Dan Romanchik
- Slides for KL7WM Daniel's classes are available at Tukwila Radio Club in the Training Roadmap section.
Ready to upgrade?
When you are ready to attempt the exam, you will need to find a group of VEs to administer your upgrade test. The Mike and Key Amateur Radio Club website maintains a list of VE sessions in the area. Remember that when you pass you can use your new privileges immediately!