Passed Tech exam!
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Congratulations! I hope to get mine in the next few months.
Have a good one.
Have a good one.
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Great job on getting your ticket. Before you know it you'll want to upgrade to a general class!
You didn't list your Call so people can't go look you up!
Congrats on your Tech ticket Go check out echolink for a taste of what HF is like. You can use it right from your computer and you can even work cross band to a 10 meter repeater or if another op has his HF rig hooked up to it you can work the HF band legally. Your TXing on the computer or on 2 or 70cm.
Don't forget you have privileges on 10 meters too!
See you on the bands.
Congrats on your Tech ticket Go check out echolink for a taste of what HF is like. You can use it right from your computer and you can even work cross band to a 10 meter repeater or if another op has his HF rig hooked up to it you can work the HF band legally. Your TXing on the computer or on 2 or 70cm.
Don't forget you have privileges on 10 meters too!
See you on the bands.
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alrighty then. another official bucketmouth on the 10 meter. congrats coming your way from the paw of my right arm.
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SEPTEMBER 11, 2001.......Our Loss Will Not Be FORGOTTEN
Veteran: Field Artillery. M40, 155 MM self-propelled howitzer. Bamberg, West Germany, 1975 - 1977.....HOOAH!!
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Hi Bobcb,
Congratulations,
You are right; it isn't just about CB. It all about two way radios and the men that made it what it is today. That is why I enjoy this forum. There are plenty of knowledgeable operators here that can answer most questions about any radio.
Respectfully,
Congratulations,
You are right; it isn't just about CB. It all about two way radios and the men that made it what it is today. That is why I enjoy this forum. There are plenty of knowledgeable operators here that can answer most questions about any radio.
Respectfully,
Respectfully as always,
Rick
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- Night Crawler
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There is also an app for the iPhone I have it installed in mine and can work echolink wherever wifi is availiable.KG4KGW wrote: Go check out echolink for a taste of what HF is like. You can use it right from your computer and you can even work cross band to a 10 meter repeater or if another op has his HF rig hooked up to it you can work the HF band legally.
Night Crawler wrote:There is also an app for the iPhone I have it installed in mine and can work echolink wherever wifi is availiable.KG4KGW wrote: Go check out echolink for a taste of what HF is like. You can use it right from your computer and you can even work cross band to a 10 meter repeater or if another op has his HF rig hooked up to it you can work the HF band legally.
I've got the android app as well and it works flawlessly. They have some good programmers out there coding this stuff these days.
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What are your local repeaters down there in florida that have echolink that you use I'll give a listen for you?
The one up here I use is W2NJR it has tri-state coverage from NYC to Philadelphia there always somebody on if you want to make a contact.
The one up here I use is W2NJR it has tri-state coverage from NYC to Philadelphia there always somebody on if you want to make a contact.
I have Echolink on my android phone. I have only used it a time or 2 to talk to my cousin in GA on his local repeater.
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I just took the Technician Class test on eHamdotnet and got 22 out of 35 questions right, a score of 62.9%, and a 74% is needed to pass. I reviewed the test and found the questions I got wrong were simply questions I had no idea about, questions that with a little studying I would have breezed right by. I'm going to hit the online study material and retake this thing myself. I'd like to have the license.
Do it! And while you're at it, study that general material, you won't regret that at all.
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I agree with Doc. Take them both. Just a little more studying and you have access to all the HF bands as well. There's just areas toward the bottom of the bands reserved for extras. Go for it.'Doc wrote:Do it! And while you're at it, study that general material, you won't regret that at all.
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yep, keep at it and taking the practice tests, you can walk in and for 1 fee walk out an extra
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Thumbs up Bob...congratsBobCB wrote:Well, now it really is official. My license showed up on the ULS database today!
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When you say "take them both," do you mean take the Technician and then the General test?Slyguy wrote:I agree with Doc. Take them both. Just a little more studying and you have access to all the HF bands as well. There's just areas toward the bottom of the bands reserved for extras. Go for it.'Doc wrote:Do it! And while you're at it, study that general material, you won't regret that at all.
- 'Doc
Am I right that you have to have your Tech before you can have your General, and have your General before you can get your Extra?
Can you take the test online and pay the fee for the license and have it sent to you?
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Hey..Chief_River wrote:When you say "take them both," do you mean take the Technician and then the General test?Slyguy wrote:I agree with Doc. Take them both. Just a little more studying and you have access to all the HF bands as well. There's just areas toward the bottom of the bands reserved for extras. Go for it.'Doc wrote:Do it! And while you're at it, study that general material, you won't regret that at all.
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Am I right that you have to have your Tech before you can have your General, and have your General before you can get your Extra?
Can you take the test online and pay the fee for the license and have it sent to you?
You can take all the practice tests online that you care to, but you have to go to a testing site to actually take the test. Check your local Amateur Radio Club or http://www.arrl.org/find-an-a ... am-session
Study for all of them if you want, if you pass the Tech..you will be allowed to take the General if you want...if you pass the General...you can take the Extra...all for one price.
If you fail any test, that's it...you're done for the day unless you want to pay again for a retest.
Good luck on whatever you decide.
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Thanks pard.Bombero wrote:Hey..Chief_River wrote:When you say "take them both," do you mean take the Technician and then the General test?Slyguy wrote:I agree with Doc. Take them both. Just a little more studying and you have access to all the HF bands as well. There's just areas toward the bottom of the bands reserved for extras. Go for it.'Doc wrote:Do it! And while you're at it, study that general material, you won't regret that at all.
- 'Doc
Am I right that you have to have your Tech before you can have your General, and have your General before you can get your Extra?
Can you take the test online and pay the fee for the license and have it sent to you?
You can take all the practice tests online that you care to, but you have to go to a testing site to actually take the test. Check your local Amateur Radio Club or http://www.arrl.org/find-an-a ... am-session
Study for all of them if you want, if you pass the Tech..you will be allowed to take the General if you want...if you pass the General...you can take the Extra...all for one price.
If you fail any test, that's it...you're done for the day unless you want to pay again for a retest.
Good luck on whatever you decide.
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When you took the test if hoo passed the tech you could ask for the gen then, if you passed it then you could take extra, knock all three out in one day.
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I am another noobie. Passed tech Dec. 16 2012. I had a NOVICE ticket in 1960 and had to drop out. Now that I have more time (retired), I plan to go further with ham. I miss being able to build my own equipment and will most likely start back. I would much rather to build than buy , when you buy, you miss the thrill of hearing someone answer the call that you made on a homebrew transmitter. It is easy to buy (if you have the money) but more rewarding when you build your own. 73's and hope to talk to you on ham.