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--- getlicensed:start [2023/03/07 05:15] – wx0mik
+++ getlicensed:start [2024/10/09 04:11] (current) – [Getting Licensed] wx0mik
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 Here’s the process that worked for me:
-  - David Casler on YouTube has a playlist for the technician manual. He does the same thing for the General and Amateur Extra licenses. First, you watch his video for the chapter and he’ll clarify what may be confusing and explain some more confusing parts.
+  - David Casler on YouTube had a playlist introducing the chapter. First, you watch his video for the chapter and he’ll clarify what may be confusing and explain some more confusing parts.
   - Read the section that he just talked about in the ARRL handbook.
-  - Sometimes, that might be enough, but to really grasp and review that section, you watch the W4EEY video on the same chapter. They will cover the content a little more in-depth, show you some tips and tricks and help explain what you just read a little more.
+  - Sometimes, that might be enough, but to really grasp and review that section, you watch the W4EEY training session for the same chapter. They will cover the content a little more in-depth, show you some tips and tricks and help explain what you just read a little more.
-  - Finally, you can do a review of Ham Study and practice the test questions. Once you are proficient with the questions and are able to pass the practice tests consistently around 85% to 90% or more, you are ready to take the test.
+  - Finally, you can do a review of [[https://ham.study/|Ham Study]] and practice the test questions. Once you are proficient with the questions and are able to pass the practice tests consistently around 85% to 90% or more, you are ready to take the test.
-  - You can find in-person testing or virtual testing. I am a part of the Ham Radio Crash Course VE group and we do on-demand testing. So there are plenty of options to take the test and get your license.
+  - You can find in-person testing or [[https://hamstudy.org/sessions/online|virtual testing]]. I am a part of the [[https://hamstudy.org/sessions/hrcc|Ham Radio Crash Course VE group]] and we do on-demand testing. [[:taketest|I can also do on-demand testing]]. So there are plenty of options to take the test and get your license.
-===== That Doesn't Match My Learning Stype =====
+===== That Doesn't Match My Learning Style. Are there other ways? =====
-Here is a collection of various resources you can utilize to study for your license. Choose the one you are studying for:
+Not everyone is as detailed as I am. Here is a collection of various resources you can utilize to study for your license. Choose the license you are studying for:
+  * [[Technician]]
+  * [[General]]
+  * [[Amateur Extra]]
+===== Tips and Tricks for Passing your Test =====
+  * [[Struggling]]
+===== FCC Licensing Resources =====
-Technician License
-General License
-Amatuer Extra License
-FCC Licensing Resources
 The FCC ULS (Universal Licensing System) is well… a government system and not very user-friendly. Here are a few resources to help get you to the right place.
-License Search – This helps you search the FCC database. There are much easier places to search like on QRZ or ???
+  * [[http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/searchLicense.jsp|License Search]] – This helps you search the FCC database. There are much easier places to search like on [[https://qrz.com|QRZ]] or [[https://www.ae7q.com/|AE7Q]]
-License Manager – Here is where you can log in to edit your license details and pay your FCC license fees.
+  * [[https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsEntry/licManager/login.jsp|License Manager]] – Here is where you can log in to edit your license details and pay your FCC license fees.
-Part 97 – Amateur Radio Regulations
+  * [[https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?SID=d4b3c60d2d60000a147f885bdee88264&mc=true&node=pt47.5.97&rgn=div5|Part 97]] – Amateur Radio Regulations