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HF Radio Ham licensing with Ham Cram sessions

jfoster

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You can spend a couple of hours one day soon to get your Ham license ( no morse code needed any more) from a Ham Cram session. Contact Dave Gomberg for details. Two Ham Cram sessions were enough for me to renew a Ham ticket I had let lapse some 50 years ago...(grin)...so you can sure do it. Here is a copy of an email announcement from Dave Gomberg, the organizer of this session:


EARN YOUR RADIO LICENSE IN ONE DAY!
Sunday, March 29, 2009
8:45AM SHARP! - 3:00PM

San Francisco County Fair Building Hall of Flowers – Rec Room
9th Avenue and Lincoln Way
There will be a General cram for Techs same place & time.

Ample free parking. Great lunch restaurants nearby.

Bring 2 IDs (one with picture), a couple of pens and
$20 cash for Technician study materials, tips, and test OR
$40 cash for General study materials, lecture, and test OR
$14 cash for testing only (Extra, Morse code tests available too)

8:45AM Check-in for study. Don’t be early or late. Dropins OK.
If you want test only (no preparation onsite) come at 2PM.
8:50 Beginners’ tips, donuts 9:00 Self-study starts, coffee
1:30 Exams begin
No advance preparation needed for beginners, we do it all in 6 hours. General exam class begins 9:05AM (if you are already licensed or have already mastered the Technician exam material).
Questions? hamcrams.com Next test date: June 13, 2009

Passing this test will get you a ham radio license from the FCC good for 10 years. You will be able to use:
O local repeaters for Bay Area communication
O Echolink for Internet-based radio
O satellite and moon-bounce
O international shortwave frequencies for global communication!​
 
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