OH! YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT THIS! YOU DID IT! YOU CLICKED HERE TO GET STARTED! THAT WAS THE FIRST STEP. SO THAT WASN'T SO BAD WAS IT?
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OH! YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT THIS! YOU DID IT! YOU CLICKED HERE TO GET STARTED!
THAT WAS THE FIRST STEP. SO THAT WASN'T SO BAD WAS IT?
Here are some other links that may be helpful in studying for your test.
Step 3.
Yes, you now can get your Ticket without learning the code, but if you plan
on progressing beyond the Technician stage. Here is a page to help you with
your learning of the International Morse Code. ARRL
WEB LEARN MORSE CODE
Step 4.
If you are having problems with any part of the study materials, e-mail 
and
we can assign an 'Elmer' to you to help you with questions about getting your
Amateur License. You can also join the club e-mail list and ask questions on
the club's e-mail reflector. E-mail
and ask to join the l
e-mail list. Then
once you are a member of the list simply post your questions there and you should
get your questions answered there.
Step 5.
Once you feel comfortable with taking the sample tests and you have had all
of your questions concerning the test materials answered, go take the test.
Here is a list of local test sessions and even classes if one is being offered
in the Lynchburg area. Amateur
Radio Tests and Classes
