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Spring 2010 Tecnician Class at MCC has been updated. See below for the updated flyer. MCC has raised its price and changed the course number.
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ARRL Link for Classes
Visit ARRLWeb: Licensing Class Search for class information posted on the national website of the ARRL to search for upcoming classes in your area.
In addition to that resource, I appreciate you sending me local Phoenix-area, and especially Mesa, AZ area class information so that I may keep this page up-to-date.
Two Mesa-area class providers' Contact info
* Lawrence M. Randall, KA7UIH
480-655-9473
ka7uih@excite.com
* Bob Burleson, KG7QJ
480-961-1109
kg7qj@cox.net
If you don't see it here, and you don't see it on the ARRL site, feel free to drop an email to request further plans for classes.
Class Announcements
Technician Class February 20, 2010
Mesa Community College will play host to a Technician Class between February 20 and April 10, on Saturdays between 10 AM and 1 PM, on the Dobson - Southern campus. The following is copied right off of the flyer: (Items in bold font have been updated and a new flyer is available below.)
Starting Saturday, February 20th, 10:00AM to 1:00PM at Mesa Community
College (Southern & Dobson in Mesa), room (TBD)
Based on the Technician License question pool as of July 1st , 2006
Instructor: Bob Burleson, KG7QJ
Saturdays Feb. 20th – Apr. 10th 10:00am to 1:00pm
Six 3-hour sessions MCC Fee Now $31**
Amateur License test at MCC Hamfest December 5th 2009
To register call MCC Community Education at
480-461- 7493 -- Class Number has changed to Class #61164
More Information:
Download the Updated Spring 2010 Technician Class flyer, a PDF document.
Contact:
Bob Burleson, KG7QJ
480-961-1109
kg7qj@cox.net
-- From KG7QJ
Send me class information
If you have a class you would like to have included here, please email the Webmaster using the Contact link button at the top of this page. Please attach the flyer to your email. If need be, I can create the PDF flyer from a Microsoft Word document or OpenOffice.org document.
Our contact page has two ways for you to reach me. You can click an email link to start a new message pre-addressed to me, or you can use the Feedback form to write a plain-text message (no attachments) to me.
I have resisted the urge to place an email link here on the pages of the site, for sure as I do, someone somewhere will encounter an outdated address on some page that I have not reviewed recently. Therefore, I refer everyone to the one and only Contact Us link at the top of every page.
Submitting flyers
Submitting flyers for publication on the site
I can receive flyers in Portable Document Format (.pdf), Microsoft Word (.doc), and Corel WordPerfect (.wpd); Microsoft PowerPoint (.ppt) and PowerPoint Slide Show (.pps); also Microsoft Excel (.xls) along with the native file formats for OpenOffice, and then export as PDF using OpenOffice in Ubuntu Linux or in Windows so I .
I may also be able to import a Microsoft Works file, but have not yet found one on the Internet to try my luck with. However, with Windows freeware out there that will let you create and read MS Word documents, Works is all but dead, and very unlikely I will ever encounter Works.
OpenOffice for Windows is fully compatible with my OpenOffice in Linux.
