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- Pass your ham radio license with just a few hours of study using a easy and interactive course from Ham Radio Prep. If you don't pass the FCC exam on your first they will give you your money back AND pay for your exam fee.
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0:00 Why Ham Radio?
0:30 Courses Available
2:40 Technician License Course
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Hey Hayden.. I used Ham Radio Prep for both my General and Amateur Extra studies. I was very pleased and passed both exams on my first try. 5 Star from me. 😁
Thanks Tom, that's great to hear! I'm still working on my Extra - learning some new things along the way too.
It took me 6 weeks to pass all three exams, tech, gen, extra. Watch the videos and if you pass the chapter exams with an 80% +/-5%, keep going. After the final chapter, start taking the practice exams, and once you hit a plateau, go back and retake the questions missed. The practice test scores will jump 10+%. 3/3 first time pass rate. Took my general and extra exam exactly 7 days apart.
I did the level 1 + level 2 courses back to back last year, then took the Tech & General tests at the same exam session, and made General.
Awesome!
I've got the general course for a year made it mostly through the course, but then they changed the testing for it... one thing cool is that i didn't have to pay for the new course as it updated to the new version. Free so once you buy the course.. it updates for free sadly still working on it .... haven't devoted enogh time...
Yes you're correct with the change in question pools. Good luck with the study! I'm sure you'll be successful.
Just signed up for the full suite discount and after using your code with it I managed to snag all courses for about $65ish
Thanks a bunch
Awesome! Good luck on your exam! Are you studying for the Technician first?
@@HamRadioDX I'll probably study for the tech and general and try to get them at the same time.
After that I'll definitely be going after the extra as I love to tinker too much not to.
Just curious, when did you utilize my code? I just wasn't seeing it on the backend here. Good to see you got the discount though!
@@HamRadioDXI used it a few moments before I posted the original comment.
I looked at the site, was offered the full suite discount, and when checking out entered your code.
The code worked for an additional discount, will be a shame if it doesn't count as a referral for you. It should be noted that this is just a throw away Google account and not the account I used on hamprep.
@@FrozenMilkOnACloudyDayAll good! It got it, it was just delayed!
Hayden, what about courses for Australians ?
Hopefully they can develop something in the future.
@@HamRadioDX this is australia we are talking about right? Future means never! We relay on others externally to do such things these days…. Sadly. The ACMA should just follow the curriculum from the US.
RES does the best course in Australia Ron Bertrand @@HamRadioDX
@@HamRadioDX could you do this study, get the US license then transfer it over to an AUS equiv. or is it not that simple.
@@HamRadioDX I honestly think that's something for us younger hams in Australia need to put together ourselves.
I know we have the skills. We just need to put it together. Willing to contribute whatever graphics skills needed.
Hey Mate!
I’m using this course now to get my upgrade.
Take care!
THANK YOU
that leader board and prep course is a great idea. how would the prep course go for the australian exam ? as you have done both, and im looking to do my exam after the acma changeover.
A lot of the theory stuff would be correct for the Australian exam - particularly at the Technician course level. But the regulations would be different - they have different band plans, rules etc that don't apply to Australia. But I'll have to float the idea of branching out internationally for courses!
@@HamRadioDX so would you still recommend this course if you want to do the exam in Australia?
@@dgoljaThe regulations are different to the US... There are other alternatives to do an Australian course - check out Trainsafe - Fred VK3DAC holds courses regularly on Zoom. www.silvertrain.com.au/
G'day Hayden.
I'm a great follower of your channel & love your videos, I have a couple of questions if I may please.
So I take it that this video is more aimed at your U.S. viewers V's Australian viewers as apart from having a "U.S." amateur license to use when / if travelling in the U.S. I'm not quiet sure what good a U.S. licence is otherwise to someone in Australia, all be I welcome you to bring me up to speed.
Having said the above I think the idea of Ham Radio Prep is a stunning idea & I wish there was something like it in Australia because the license training in Australia is very hit & miss to say the very least.
My last question is around the U.S. Technician License V's the Australian Foundation Licence.
So as a U.S. Technician licensed amateur you have way more privileges than an Australian Foundation Licence including bit not limited to
The privileges of a Technician Class operator license include operating an amateur station that may transmit on channels in any of 17 frequency bands above 50 MHz with up to 1,500 watts of power.
& so technically speaking what stops an Australian amateur getting a U.S. Technician License & using it in Australia as such, yes I know not technically right & maybe even morally wrong but Foundation licensed amateurs in Australia are so held back its just ridiculous.
Keep up the great content & I very much welcome your feedback.
73's
Wayne VK3ECS
Hi Wayne. To answer your questions:
Yes. Over 50% of my viewership is from the US. A US license could also be used to get a reciprocal license arrangement in Australia - but the changes with the ACMA might make this cost prohibitive to just sitting the Australian exam.
A US technician license does allow you to operate as specified, but is limited on HF (just the top end of the 10m band). Nothing is stopping anyone from getting a US technician license and using it in Australia however there are two problems with that. They'd be limited in time of it's use (I think it's 90 days) and they'd be subject to our regulations and band conditions/power - same as any other visitor from the US.
I did forget to mention that to get an Australian license they'd need to pass the regulations.
Thanks for the reply@@HamRadioDX ( Hayden ) much appreciative of tje detailed reply I just think 10 watts & no 6m's etc is a bit rough for foundation ( considering even " unlicensed " 11m (27Mhz) CBers ) can use 12 watts on ssb, now could a foundation license holder use ( get away with ) "12 Watts undetected" most likley yes but its still illegal under the terms of the license.
Personally I think the & as someone who has a lot to do with tje ACMA through my job I sort of already know the answer to this but all the same there is more that the ACMA could do to "encourage" more people to sit their license, pass & join the ranks.
Aa a licensed amateur myself I absolutely love the hobby & im a proud licensed amateur operator but it really annoys me that there are so any things that people could do to improve the over all experience & enjoyment of amateur radio in Australia & it starts with just training to get a license & goes right up to a club level.
Keep up the great work.
Wayne VK3ECS
So 30 year back had an interest in getting license but finding out you had to learn morse code killed that idea for me.
Now in the future my interest has sparked up again and no morse code :)
So as far as i figure, you have to do the writen course but also a pratical visual assesment of you ability to use the radio? is this true and who would do this (Perth WA)
Reading some comments, is Prep relavent to the Australain rules? or should we be looking to another link (not provided)?
Hey mate,
Yes you do a theory and regulations assessment, and a practical - i.e. how to use the radio as you say.
Prep is currently USA only. For Australia I recommend you look at the WIA Foundation Manual, www.wia.org.au/licenses/foundation/foundationmanual/
Also contact Fred Swainston VK3DAC - he runs regular courses over Zoom. www.silvertrain.com.au/
Is there any web page like this for VK's?
Not yet. Hopefully something can be developed soon.
Other comments asking for a VK equivalent- Do you think this would help study for the VK courses too? Id assume similar content overall for the most part.
Most of it is relevant yes - but it's regulations especially are US oriented. The theory part of Technician is similar to what you'd require for Foundation
@HamRadioDX thanks Hayden, trying to upgrade from Standard. Have the book and RES course but will take a look at this too
So 3 months later from my first post.
Ok you talk about ham prep 0:31
I bought this and i find it is American based, ive gotten an email from the people behind this and say with us Australians it covers most stuff but not all for the Australian rules.
Quote "Our course is targeted for the United States license course format, so it's focused towards the steps needed to get that license. The fundamentals are the same; antenna theory, radio information, etc. But the Australian course deviates off of the US curriculum. I'd reckon you'll be happy with what you learn in our course, but you'd have to study a bit more to get the Australian specific license questions."
So i dont understand why you promote this when people have to delve deeper for the Australian/NZ rules..
Some what misleading for Australian viewers..
Keep ya money in Australia i say...
Getting a Refund and will look into WIA sight.
I promote this from my US viewers (which account for over 50% of the viewership on here).
I’ve done a video recently on resources if you live in Australia. Can’t please everyone all the time it seems