Ham Radio Operators

[BDann]

I would like to get licensed pretty quick. Is there any particular study material that you guys recommend?

[Chew]

I would like to get licensed pretty quick. Is there any particular study material that you guys recommend?

I see you're in Kingwood. I took a class at the Lutheran Church on WLH Pkwy and then took the test. Might see if the local club is holding any classes. I'll try to find the link.


Here ya go. Email the jrreasner guy. He's the one that helped me get licensed.

https://www.teac.net/license-classes--exams.html

Register here for practice exams. https://www.qrz.com/ht/www.qrz.com/exams


Lots of apps and free online material to study.

[RascalArms]

My wife’s grandparents were big time Ham radio operators with some majorly trendy, high dollar equipment...even back in the day (late 80s and 90s). They had both home based and mobile applications that were equally as impressive. I used to spend hours watching and listening to them communicate with people all over the world. The radio antenna they had behind their house was guy wired down into deep concrete footings. If I had to guess I’d say it was at least 70’ tall.

I still remember their call signs.
K5BNH
K5BNI

[BDann]

I see you're in Kingwood. I took a class at the Lutheran Church on WLH Pkwy and then took the test. Might see if the local club is holding any classes. I'll try to find the link.


Here ya go. Email the jrreasner guy. He's the one that helped me get licensed.

https://www.teac.net/license-classes--exams.html

Register here for practice exams. https://www.qrz.com/ht/www.qrz.com/exams


Lots of apps and free online material to study.

Thanks Chew!