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Technician Class is the FCC license preparation manual you need to earn your entry-level amateur
radio license. It provides you with everything you need to know to become a licensed ham the quick and
easy way – without knowing Morse code! This is the study guide for the Element 2 Technician Class
written examination that leads to your first ham radio license. The book includes all possible Element 2
questions and multiple-choice answers exactly as they will appear on your 35-question exam, along with
author Gordon West’s educational explanations of the correct answers that will help you learn the
material to pass your written exam. Includes frequency charts and explanation of frequency privileges, a
list of examiners, and more. Revised and updated for the new FCC exam effective July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2010.
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General Class is the FCC license preparation manual you need to upgrade to the high-frequency
General Class amateur radio license from your Novice, Technician No-code, or Technician-Plus
license. The book includes all possible Element 3 questions and multiple-choice answers exactly as they will
appear on your 35-question exam, along with author Gordon West’s educational explanations of the
correct answers that will help you learn the material to pass your written exam.
The FCC has eliminated the requirement to pass a Morse code test for any class of FCC license, so you can get on the world-wide HF bands by simply passing your General Class written exam.General Class includes frequency charts and explanations of frequency
privileges, a list of VEC examiners, and more. Revised and updated for the new FCC exam effective July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2011. |
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Extra Class is the FCC license preparation manual you need to study for the top amateur radio license– the Amateur Extra Class. Like the other books in the Gordon West series, Extra Class contains the exact Element 4 question pool along with author Gordon West’s educational explanations of the correct answers that will help you learn the material to pass your written exam. 50 questions will be on your Element 4 written exam. And good news – no further Morse code is required to upgrade to the top license! The book includes frequency charts and explanations of frequency privileges, a list of examiners, and more. Revised and updated for the new FCC exam effective July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2008 |
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GROL-Plus is the text that includes the FCC question pools for Elements 1, 3, and 8 - the material you will need to know to obtain your Marine Radio Operator Permit (MROP), or your General Radiotelephone Operator License (GROL), along with the material you need to know to pass the Element 8 examination for a radar endorsement on a GROL, GMDSS/M, T-1 or RT-2 Radiotelegraph Operator's Certificate. GROL-Plus spells out when you do or do not need a commercial radio license, which permit, certificate, license or endorsement is required, and the examination(s) that must be passed to gain a particular license. It includes excerpts from current FCC rules regarding all of these licenses, a list of examiners, and a brief history of commercial radio license regulations. |
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