`73s` getting into amature radio

[CubMG]

Just to keep me occupied in lockdown -- Mike 7 mike tango november
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[CubMG]

Ok 50 views but no radio amatures , if any one is interested the foundation exam is now on line due to social distancing and also training courses with Essex Ham.
sign up for an online course - and spend a few weeks taking it.

https://www.essexham.co.uk/train/foundation-online/

apply to do the online RSGB exam - - it will require you to pay £27 to RSGB

The exam is 19/26 multiple choice question. It's a doddle.

You can even test yourself today - with NO knowledge.. you'll be surprised, at Foundation level, its a lot of common sense

https://radiotutor.uk/l/F/exam

Doing the mock tests, repeatedly is a very good way of getting knowledge onboard quickly .

M7MTN 73`s

[talkingcars]

50 views in 24 hours is good going, and so is over 140 in 10 days.

Personally the nearest I have ever got to being a radio ham is CB radio in the early '80s when I ran both AM and FM units next to each other in my car.

James

[CubMG]

Wit 5000 plus members on here I thought there may be one or two amatures ,I have a Cb in the shed not used for a long time ,I also have ships radio licence not a yachty one . Did you try the test James ? if you had a cb you will know some of the stuff already.

Michael M7MTN

[Rob Bell]

Not something I've been into (other than when watching the Dukes of Hazard and warnings of Boss Hog...) - although I do have a couple of handset walkie-talkies when going on green lane trips in the rescued Freelander!

[talkingcars]

....Did you try the test James ? if you had a cb you will know some of the stuff already.

Michael M7MTN

Um, 3/10.

[CubMG]

....Did you try the test James ? if you had a cb you will know some of the stuff already.

Michael M7MTN

Um, 3/10.

The on line course is free