Thinking of this one as a starter and getting used to the process. Thoughts?
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Thinking of this one as a starter and getting used to the process. Thoughts?
It's absolutely fine and affordable. After I got my ticket I used it with an adapter to a trunk antenna and it worked fine. Have I moved on? Of course, but don't let someone talk you out of a doorway to something greater.Thinking of this one as a starter and getting used to the process. Thoughts?
Hell to the yeah!I just ordered the following and it will be here on Monday to get me started on the studying.
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If you have any questions hit me up over the forum and, who knows? I might have answers.I just ordered the following and it will be here on Monday to get me started on the studying.
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Well, I'm going for the Tech first then, immediately start studying for the General. At the moment, my distance desire is to probably stay in my home state of OR. Who knows what that may lead to?!
I need a local source close to me here in Corvallis to get in touch with. Any suggestions or anyone nearby willing to help a beginner?
Wow, thanks! I don't know how I didn't find the OSU club as they are right here! I did find one in Salem also so, I'll be checking them all out. Really appreciate all your help!
Didn't mean to overlook you! I was meaning close to Corvallis. But, I will definitely hit you up for questions that don't need "visible" answers.Neener-neener.
Ham Test Online is it's own manual and one that gets updated as laws governing Amateur Radio change. After you pass your test notify them and you can access all materials and use the test features for free for life. It's actually cheaper than a written manual. If you do better with written materials then by all means get a manual. Try taking their free study and test course and I think you will like you they do things.
If you live or travel close to the Portland Metro area there is a Ham Radio Outlet in Tigard: You are being redirected...
I guarantee you will find a helpful sales person or customer to show you how the radios work. Friendly folks and in my experience they won't try to push a sale. Also there are lot's of resources for used equipment because many HAMs keep trading up.
I'm thinking it might as Eugene is a little farther than I like to drive (disabled). I'm figuring to study for the next month and take the exam in Jan. hopefully. Give Christmas time to settle down and I'll be able to fund a radio setup.