Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society

a few points to remember

Arrive on time for the session
Bring two forms of identification, one of which is a legal photo ID
Bring the $15 required for the testing/processing fee
Bring a pen or pencil
You may bring a calculator
For upgrades: Bring the original and a copy of your current License and any CSCEs you may have

classes

The Technician Class is where most Hams begin. This class allows you to work on the VHF and UHF amateur radio frequencies. Modes include voice (FM & SSB), Morse Code, and digital modes. All that is required to attain this license is the passing of a written exam.

With the General license, you are allowed the use of all modes and bands in the amateur spectrum except for a few small band segments reserved for the last class.

The Extra class is the highest amateur radio license you can obtain. The written test is the most difficult of all the license exams. With this license, in addition to the privileges allowed by the other classes, you are allowed the use of a small segment of each of the HF bands that is set aside specifically for Extras.

If you take a class the test may be given in-class. If you are upgrading your license or have completed some part of a previous test be sure to bring copies and the originals of your current license and CSCEs.

testing

Starting April 17, 2021 monthly testing will resume at the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office at 100 Eslinger Way, Sanford, FL. Please contact Bob Cuming and register in advance.

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