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Studying & Practicing for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses

Ken Foreman
Studying for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses
Studying for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses

I’m spending 2-4 hours each day reading, studying, taking the practice exams, and putting it to use with the Baofeng, Yaesu, and HackRF One.  On the practice exams from HamRadioPrep, I can consistently score between 90-100% (35 questions in 15 minutes) on the FCC Technician exam.

I’m fairly certain I can get my FCC Technician followed by General licenses within a month given study, dedication, and practice.

Studying for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses
Studying for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses
Practicing for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses
Practicing for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses
Practicing for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses
Practicing for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses
Practicing for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses
Practicing for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses
Studying for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses
Studying for my FCC Amateur Radio Technician and General Class Licenses

Since another friend asked:

The audio recording and storage on the BTech DMR-6X2 is outstanding. You can record, store, and export data and audio from the DMR-6X2 to your PC.

Before the Btech DMR-6X2, I was using my Yaesu VX-8DR with the data/audio out to the Tascam DR-40X.

Using the Tascam DR-40X with the Yaesu VX-8DR for inline audio recording
Using the Tascam DR-40X with the Yaesu VX-8DR for inline audio recording

 

 

 

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