Advice on studying for exam

Hi everyone first time on this site, studying to get licensed, any advice

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Hello @S3REDRADIO and welcome! :wave:t3:

Alfredo WP3C

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hello @WP3C, thank you for your welcome. I would appreciate any advice to study for exam please

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Hello @S3REDRADIO

I’m completely sure that if you follow the steps of the courses, that wil be great and easy. Any doubt don’t hesitate to ask us.

Alfredo WP3C

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I am using Ham radio prep. what is your opinion?

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https://hamradioprep.com/ is AWSOME!

Follow the courses and you will have your license soon!

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thank you, wanted be sure I was using a reliable platform, no one better than a licensee to confirm. :+1: A lot of information to process, but I guess I will just have spend some time. I am a novice to all. should I take it step by step, with Technician first or should I shoot for Amateur Extra in one shot. Just not sure how involved the exam really is!

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Thanks! I’m glad youre getting into this great world of Ham Radio. You should go step by step. Focus on the Technician first, after that study for General and then Extra. I was 14 years old (1996)when I got my Technician licence. I had to battle with a language barrier since my first language is Spanish and the testings were in English. But that did not stop me from getting it. I’m sure you will have yours soon if you work for it :slight_smile:

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Good advice WP3C. Walk b4 u run. Study for tech and once u get to passing that test in the 80-85% range, your ready for Technician test. When you pass that test they should offer you to take the General right then. Try it and see how it goes. Either way, its fun.

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I’m also using Ham Radio Prep. I passed the Technician exam exam a little over a week ago. I think it is a good course.

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Gday from Singapore. Bro just do each QUIZ section 30 X each read Topic.

PUSH PUSH PUSH day & night.

Read the Qns read the correct Marked Answers.

Enjoy each Qn. Happily Apply yourself into each Qns & Ans. You Must & WILL Qualify- Aim for 100% . See you on soon!

Kevin MAGNUS
SINGAPORE 9V1KM
FCC KK7QGL

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I’m just starting to study now. My exam on 19 March. I sure hope i have enough time to study !

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I’m currently studying for my General license. I’ll be scheduling my exam for 20 Feb.

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Good luck ! I’m sure you’ll pass.

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For the Technician Exam I used Ham Radio Prep on my phone, and a study book from ARRL.

For my General Exam I used an audio study book, and the printed copy along with access to practice exams. Michael Burnette. His study system has been the best I have found. I also used his material for the Extra exam. I would recommend him, his material for whatever exam you are going to take.

Good Luck

Jack Johnson
KJ7UHG

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Ham Radio Prep is what I recommend. Ensure you’re passing 90% on average for each quiz and the practice test and you’re golden. Don’t psych yourself out, the questions in the exam are the same as the Ham Radio Prep study material so you will recognize them instantly.

Knock out a few sections a night and in a week or two you will be done. I registered for an online exam via ARRL website. $10 fee, easy breezy because the questions are again the exact same questions as in the Ham Radio Prep material.

Ham Radio Prep - $79 gets you a fast track all the way to amateur extra. They do a great job of only showing you the right/required answers and nothing else.

73,
Andrew
KO6CZD

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Passed my General Exam. Currently studying for Amateur Extra. Yikes, this is a bit more involved. :face_with_raised_eyebrow: I’m not going to make it for this months exam session. Maybe next month. :crossed_fingers:

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I’m gonna try and do general and possibly extra next weekend

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Getting your General ticket alone opens up a huge RF window. Good luck on both exams.

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Hello, Congrats on Passing the test. I’m using Ham Radio Prep as we speak, I love the content. Im also new to this site.

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