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BIG BEN wrote:
that sounds like a lot of work i think i should take it back thanks anyway for the help how much those a ham ticket cost an were do i go to get one A ham ticket is free. The VEC can charge a few bucks as a testing fee. Here's a quote from W5YI-VEC: "Volunteer examiners are permitted to charge a fee to recover their out-of-pocket costs in administering an examination. The current examination fee is $14.00. Applicants may take as many examinations elements as they can successfully pass for the one fee. Another fee is charged to retake a failed examination." There is a local club that doesn't charge for the tests. That's where I went. I found it by accident when I decided to take the test. If they ever drop the code, I'll go back for my general and give them a donation for their efforts. |
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