Northern California Ham Cram for the Ham Radio Technician License for Off Roaders

Our next Hamageddon Ham Cram Class is scheduled for October 7th, 9am to 6pm PST, at Elks Lodge in Reedley, CA.

Below are the details for the October 7th Ham Cram:

Where: Reedley Elk’s Lodge, 756 F St., Reedley, CA 93654
When: October 7th, 9am-6pm. FCC Exam starts at 5pm.
Included: Pizza Lunch, Soft Drinks, 1 Attempt at the FCC Exam, Online Study Materials
Optional: Alinco DJ-550T: Programmed with Central California wheeling repeaters and a MORR Radio Reference Booklet. The registration cut off date to get one of the Alinco Radios is Sept 22nd.
Also Optional: If you already have a radio and want it programmed and get a reference booklet, bring the radio and $20 with you to the class.

Our Hamageddon Ham Cram classes are designed to be a one stop shop to get your ham radio technician license. It is a long day, but we keep it fun, light hearted, and take plenty of breaks. Dinner is provided, as well as drinks, study material, and 1 attempt at the FCC exam with the exam team.

We also have an option for a group buy on handheld radios. For the October 7th ham cram class, you have the option of an Alinco DJ-500T.

In order to get the Alinco DJ-500T, your registration must be received by September 22nd.

To Register For The Ham Cram Class, Click One of The Following Links:

Ham Radio Ham Cram Technician License Class w/ Alinco DJ-500T – $195.00

Ham Radio Ham Cram Technician License Class w/ no Radio – $45.00

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