I took my remote exam from a lovely place called GLAARG (Greater Los Angeles Amateur Radio Group) Additionally, I am accredited through them and as such, I am allowed to volunteer my time to help new hams get their licenses and existing hams progress through the license classes. (VE#3754G)
I am now licensed under the [ T] Technician and [ G] General amateur radio licenses.
Additionally, I am licensed under the UK Foundation class!
I also am licensed for GMRS operation in the US, but that's not as cool.
I am also part of — or take part in;
YARC (Young Amateurs Radio Club)
N1ARA (Nara Amateur Radio Club (formerly Neos Amateur Radio Club)
GLAARG (Greater Los Angeles Amateur Radio Group) (as a VE)
Want to reach me via email? Send to ke8yxn [AT] furry [DOT] radio (TNX to WA6CR for the service.)
HamStudy is entirely free and has been one of the most useful study resources I have found. They have ample information for any US amateur radio exam.
Some useful acronyms used in ham radio can be found here.
FCC Resources: ARS (Amateur Radio Services) | ULS (Universal Licensing System)
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