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So my answer is, use a search engine like Google...properly used, it is the best instruction tool available. 73 I am not EE trained and the ARRL Extra license manual worked very well for me. A google search may work but, typically, you can get far afield from what you want or need to pass the actual test. My recommendation is to use ARRL material: it reviews the pertinent material to allow you to pass the test AND it teaches you the theory behind the questions. Not a deep treatise, mind you, but a good general understanding. My two cents. John AB8O |
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