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Dwaine Garden ) writes:
Bobby wrote: Hello all, I'm only 22 years old and interested in anything electronic. Computers, I'm 29 and study. I'm still wondering what the exams will look like. In Canada, there are really tough, for what people told me. Dwaine. I doubt it. It wasn't hard when I took the test back in 1972, at age 12. When the restructuring in Canada took place in 1990, the rules changed so you couldn't build and use a transmitter unless you passed the advanced test. Surely that has made the basic test simpler, since there is no expectation that someone taking that license has to ensure homemade equipment works. Aren't there sample questions around? Check the Radio Amateur's of Canada website at http://www.rac.ca and if they don't have them there, there must be a link to a site that does have them. Michael VE2BVW |
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