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Use the ARRL Ham Radio License Manual, 5th edition, as your textbook to help you pass the Technician Class License exam. Refer to the supplemental information below for additional references that may be helpful to you.
As you read this book, getting ready to pass your first ham radio licensing exam, you will find that there is a lot more material than just the answers to exam questions. That’s the ARRL way of going the extra mile to help you learn about Amateur Radio. “Of, By and For the Amateur” is the ARRL’s motto.
Securing your Extra Class Ham Radio License is like unlocking the ultimate level in amateur radio—but the study material can be as dense as Morse code on a busy day. This article slices through the noise, offering a handpicked selection of essential Extra Class Ham Radio License study materials.
An International Amateur Radio Permit (IARP) is a permit that allows US amateurs to operate in certain countries of the Americas. You must have a copy of FCC Public Notice DA 16-1048 in order to operate in accordance with CEPT rules in foreign countries, where permitted.
This study guide is meant to compliment the ARRL Extra Class Manual, not replace it. Chapter 2 – Operating Practices. General Operating. Extra Class HF Frequencies. Frequency Selection. DXing – 2-3.
This study guide is intended to help you prepare for the Technician Class license exam. This study guide is without detailed explanation. Your class instructors, other study guides, and on-line websites can provide explanation of and insight to the many topics presented in this study guide.
Here's a colllection of resources to help you with your instruction of Amateur Radio license exam preparation. Instructor Guide and the PowerPoint lesson modules can be found here.
