Online Ham Radio Technician License Class

We have officially started a great partnership with Hamradioprep.com! We partnered with them to take over the online class portion of My Off Road Radio, so now all online classes will be done through them. Don’t worry though! They do an amazing job and have some incredible software that makes learning ham radio fast and fun. And you may even see an Off Roading class or 2 up there before long as well!

We will continue our Ham Radio Programming Services, as well as MARS Mod Services here at My Off Road Radio. Click the button below to be taken over to Ham Radio Prep and be confident that you will have your license in no time! From all of us here at My Off Road Radio, stay safe on the trails and 73s!

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Amateur Radio Technician License Introduction

FCC Technician License Practice Exam

Section 1 – Rules, Regs, and Definitions
1.A – Purpose, Rules, and Etiquette
1.B – Governing Bodies
1.C – Modes and How to Calculate Bands
1.D – Callsigns
1.E – Station Control
1.F – Identifying in Strange Scenarios

Section 2 – Operating Procedures and Repeaters
2.A – Repeaters
2.B – Calling Other Hams
2.C – A Little Bit of Technical Jargon
2.D – ARES, RACES, and Emergency Communications

Section 3 – Radio Waves (Cowabunga??)
3.A – Polarization
3.B – Radio Wavelengths
3.C – VHF and UHF Distance and Propagation!

Section 7 – Transceivers and Antennae
7.A – Transceivers
7.B – Common Problems and Common Fixes
7.C – Antennae!! Where the Magic Happens!
7.D – Coax Feedline

Section 8 – Communication Modes

Section 9 – Safety Second!… or First.
9.A – Proper Grounding
9.B – Fuses
9.C – RF Radiation Limits

Section 10- The Bonus Section! What to do With Your License!
10.A – Repeaters
10.B – Satellites
10.C – Summits on the Air
10.D – APRS
10.E – Field Day
10.F – Fox Hunting

Course Content

Amateur Radio Technician License Introduction

FCC Technician License Practice Exam

Section 1 – Rules, Regs, and Definitions
1.A – Purpose, Rules, and Etiquette
1.B – Governing Bodies
1.C – Modes and How to Calculate Bands
1.D – Callsigns
1.E – Station Control
1.F – Identifying in Strange Scenarios

Section 2 – Operating Procedures and Repeaters
2.A – Repeaters
2.B – Calling Other Hams
2.C – A Little Bit of Technical Jargon
2.D – ARES, RACES, and Emergency Communications

Section 3 – Radio Waves (Cowabunga??)
3.A – Polarization
3.B – Radio Wavelengths
3.C – VHF and UHF Distance and Propagation!

Section 4 – Station Setup
4.A – Connections – Power, Ground, Antenna, Microphone

Section 5 – Electrical Math!
5.A – The Water Works!
5.B – Conversion Factors
5.C – 2 Important Formulas

Section 6 – Switches, Capacitors, Inductors, Oh My!
6.A – Electrical Components
6.B – Diagrams and Pictures

Section 7 – Transceivers and Antennae
7.A – Transceivers
7.B – Common Problems and Common Fixes
7.C – Antennae!! Where the Magic Happens!
7.D – Coax Feedline

Section 8 – Communication Modes

Section 9 – Safety Second!… or First.
9.A – Proper Grounding
9.B – Fuses
9.C – RF Radiation Limits

Section 10- The Bonus Section! What to do With Your License!
10.A – Repeaters
10.B – Satellites
10.C – Summits on the Air
10.D – APRS
10.E – Field Day
10.F – Fox Hunting

Section 11 – Overview Material to Get You Through the Test

Author: K6TLR