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- PR
Mar 5, 2009Good idea, posting this here. The situation in Australia is a little different, some of the clubs here do "on demand" courses and exams. Typically, a Foundation course (entry level) here is run over a weekend, and at the end of the course, the exam is held, so you can literally get qualified from scratch in a weekend, then it's just a wait of a couple of weeks for all the paperwork to go through, and your licence to be issed.
For those in Australia, the first port of call is http://www.wia.org.au, to find a nearby club and more information on getting your ticket.ReactReply - MEMemberJul 7, 2009
Hi,
I am doing som self study for the ham exam here in the US. Just started studying and am learning about electronics right now. :)ReactReply - RA
raynudeOriginal PosterSep 28, 2009how are you doing with your Ham radio studies? do you have any one there to help you? do you have any questions that I can answer?
RaynudeReactReply - MEMemberJul 13, 2010
I started studying and then stopped. I was just thinking that I need to get back into it. At the moment, I am in Europe but will pick it up again when I return to the states. My husband will be studying electrical engineering soon so I am sure that I can ask him all of the questions regarding electronics! :-)
ReactReply - MEMemberJan 5, 2011
I've picked up reading about ham radio again. :-) Can't wait to get my technical license soon!
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