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Become A Ham
I'm pleased to announce the newest addition to the MyAmateurRadio.com website and that is the "Become A Ham", the 2010-2014 United States Technician Class Amateur Radio Exam Audio Review. The "Become A Ham" 2010-2014 Technician audio program consists of 20 audio sessions covering questions from the exam question pool. This audio program is designed to supplement a students overall tools for learning including the ARRL Ham Radio License Manual, 2nd edition.
I recommend a three step process for preparing for your technician exam. Step One, read the ARRL Ham Radio License Manual, 2nd edition. The 2nd edition is valid from July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2014. Step Two, after reading the ARRL Ham Radio License Manual, I recommend using the following amateur radio exam testing site of HamTests. HamTests provides a range of resources that will help you prepare for your amateur radio exam. HamTests supports all levels with practice exams and some training lessons for the US Technician, General and Amateur Extra. Step Three, listen to the "Become A Ham" 2010-2014 Technician audio program to polish your knowledge.
The "Become A Ham", 2010 - 2014 technician audio review program is extremely portable. You can download the episodes individually or subscribe to this RSS feed which will allow you to download all the sessions either in iTunes or any other podcatcher type software. You may of course also stream the episdes directly from the site.
To access the "Become A Ham" learning section, please click on the "Become A Ham" button on the top of the page. You'll then see a "Become A Ham" menu on the left and a link to the 2010 Technician Amateur Radio audio study material.
Please note: The audio sessions are for the 2010 - 2014 question pool which is active on July 1, 2010. If you plan to test prior to July 1, 2010...the audio sessions may not align accurately with the older license manual.
Finally, should you have any questions while you continue your journey to "Become A Ham", please contact me. It is my desire to help you "Become A Ham" and enjoy the exciting and rewarding hobby of amateur radio.
Jerry G. Taylor KD0BIK |