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Re: HAM Radio exam
It is the mode of choice for QRP and sometimes the only way to communicate in this low sunspot cycle that seems to be lagging forever. Certainly not as much as when you could only use CW as a novice or tech.
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Re: HAM Radio exam
One of the cool events you can hold is a "Ham Cram" session. This is where they go over the basics of the test in the morning and then give the test in the afternoon. The Trenton Computer Fest did that for years. They had a good graduation success rate. While "teaching to the test" may get the ire up from others, it is a good way to get new Hams on the air.
Good luck and 73's from K3FXS. |
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