Amateur Radio Classes
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http://wb7tjd.org/classes/
- For License Exam information, please visit the East Mesa VE Team page.
- After you pass your test, check here on how to quickly find your new ticket!
- A new feature as of 2010 is the Progressive Ham Test which allows you to test yourself on Technician and General Class questions.
- ARRL's New to Ham Radio page
Check here for the latest amateur radio classes.
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ARRL Link for Classes
Visit ARRLWeb: Find an Amateur Radio Class in Your Area 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
New General Class July 23, 2011 uses updated questions
The next General license class will start July 23rd at the AZ Science Center. Classes are every Saturday 10:00-1:00. Note that the General question pool changed as of July 1st 2011 so there are LOTS of new questions on the test! You can still do the practice exams at
http://www.qrz.com/p/testing.pl
Attached is a copy of the General License class flyer.
Please confirm if you will be signing up for the class. Let me know if you will need a manual. They will be available at the first class for $25.
Thanks,
--73 Bob Burleson KG7QJ
- 480-961-1109 kg7qj@cox.net
-- From KG7QJ
Send me class information
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