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Proposed new changes to HAM licensing
"Professor Howard Hill" wrote in message hlink.net... The written test should be made much harder especially the theoretical part. What do you mean by "theoretical"? Which part of the written test is not "theoretical"? Regards Donal -- |
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Proposed new changes to HAM licensing
"Donal" wrote
"Professor Howard Hill" wrote The written test should be made much harder especially the theoretical part. What do you mean by "theoretical"? Which part of the written test is not "theoretical"? It's semantics. Most of the entry level "Tech" test here in the USA deals with definitions and priviledges such as allowed frequency bands which, being established by FCC rules, are not considered theoretical. You can view sample tests at www.qrz.com. |
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Proposed new changes to HAM licensing
I found the theory questions to be easy, and
had trouble with the band plan memorization. Band plans are much easier to remember once you start operating. And you can keep a reference diagram next to your radio. Bart "Donal" wrote "Professor Howard Hill" wrote The written test should be made much harder especially the theoretical part. What do you mean by "theoretical"? Which part of the written test is not "theoretical"? |
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