Emcomminfo

emcomminfo.com logo

Cant find it Search Here

Preppers "Go-Kit"

Preppers "Go-Kit"

Amateur Radio

General Class Licensee

Program

General Class License (Level 3)

Exam Requirement

35-question

General written exam

License Privileges

All VHF/UHF Amateur bands

Most HF Bands

10 - 160 Meters

 

You’re options?

Whatever you can imagine and your desire to grow in your Ham Radio Hobby takes you!

Hurricane
Ham Radio License Manual

Pre-Class Requirements:

  • Purchase your ARRL General Class License Study Manual
  • Read through the Manual including the Q & A’s and take online practice exams and supplement your training Class with interactive sample testing before your 1st class and LIVE review session
  • Register for your General Class License Ham Radio Classes

The General Class license

Is the second of three US Amateur Radio licenses. To upgrade to General Class License, you must already hold a Technician Class license (or have recently passed the Technician license exam).

Upgrading to a General Class license–which conveys extensive HF privileges—only requires passing a written examination. Once you do, the entire range of operating modes and the majority of the amateur spectrum below 30 MHz become available to you. The FCC grants exam Element 3 credit to individuals that previously held certain older types of licenses. Find valid forms of Examination Element Credit.

All You Need To Pass your General Class Exam is your ARRL General Class License Manual and:

  • Pass the 35-question General Class test.
  • All the Exam Questions with Answer Key
  • NEW! Use with ARRL’s online Exam Review for Ham Radio.
  • Detailed explanations for all questions, including FCC rules.

Order your ARRL General Class License Manual TODAY!

CERT Skywarn ARES

Being a Ham radio Operator can be more than just communicating with friends.  You can make a difference by joining you’re local Emergency Services in your community, City, County, State or Nation!

These are 3 of the many Emergency Services you can choose from

  • Skywarn: Become on the Hams trained by the National Weather Service as one of your communities local Storm Spotters
  • ARES/RACES: Emergency service is one of the basics form of the Amateur Radio Service helping your community
  • CERT: a volunteer program that educates people about disaster preparedness

For information or Registration Questions Regarding  your Ham Radio Program

Contact one of your Instructors / VE's: KB4ICU or W4LST

Register TODAY!