Got your Technician Class ham license? Want to upgrade to General? Here’s your chance! I’ve had excellent feedback regarding my series of video introductions for the Technician Class License, and several have asked when the General Class series is coming. The answer: Now! But I’m not going to try it all by myself. Lew French, KCØUER, has signed on to help make videos, and we’re soliciting other volunteers too. Watch this short video (less than four minutes) to meet both Lew and me.
We will follow the same format as before. The text is the ARRL General Class License Manual. For details, you can click here and refer your friends to ke0og.net/general for details and the lesson list.
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