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American Radio Relay League: Ham Radio License Manual - Level 1 Technician - 1st Edition, ISBN 0-87259-963-9, ARRL Order No. 9639 ($24.95)

1-1 Welcome to Amateur Radio
     What the Technician license is
     How to study with this book
     Where you can find other hams
     What makes Amateur Radio unique
     Why the FCC makes the rules
     What activities you'll find in Amateur Radio
  
2-1 Radio and Electronics Fundamentals
     The names and types of basic radio equipment
     Fundamental concepts behind electricity and electronics
     Common electronic components
     What radio signals are and their different forms
     Basic concepts of antennas and feed lines
     How radio signals travel from place to place
  
3-1 Operating Station Equipment
     Basic operation of transmitters and receivers
     How repeater operation works
     Data mode basics
     Practical antennas and feedlines
     Power sources
     Simple test equipment for hams
     Special features of handheld transceivers
     RF Interference - symptoms and cures
  
4-1 Communicating with Other Hams
     Common contact elements
     What contacts consist of
     Where contacts are made
     How to start and conduct a contact
     How to make contacts on a repeater
     What nets do
     How to find nets
     Emergency operating rules
     Amateur emergency organizations
     Special operating techniques and modes
  
5-1 Licensing Regulations
     How FCC rules are identified
     Ham radio's "Mission"
     Types of licenses
     Licensing exams and volunteer examiners
     Responsibilities of licensees
     Frequency and emission privileges
     International radio rules
     Amateur call signs
  
6-1 Operating Regulations
     Control operators
     Guest operating and privileges
     Identification on the air
     Tactical call signs
     Rules about interference
     Third-party communications
     Remote and automatic control
     Prohibited communications
     Broadcasting
  
7-1 Radio Safety
     Electrical safety
     Reducing electrical hazards
     Working safely with electricity
     Grounding for safety
     Grounding at RF
     Lightning protection
     RF exposure rules
     Evaluating exposure from your station
     Reducing exposure to RF
     Automotive station safety
     Safely installing antennas
     Working around towers
  
8-1 Glossary
  
9-1 Technician Question Pool
  
269 About the ARRL
  
270 Index

Chapter 1
Chapter 2 - Hour 1, Hour 2, Hour 3, Hour 4
Chapter 3 - Hour 1, Hour 2, Hour 3, Hour 4
Chapter 4 - Hour 1, Hour 2, Hour 3
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7

HRLM Overview

The General Class Study Guide (Valid from 7/1/07 - 6/30/10)

"No Nonsense General Class Study Guide" (Use in conjunction with the above guide.)

Mr. Baker's General Class Licensing Course (20 weeks of Powerpoint Lessons)
(Use the Powerpoint Lessons diligently with the above two guides and it is a near certainty you will pass your General Class exam!)

Weeks 1-2

Commission's Rules
Frequency Privileges
Antenna Structure Limitations
Transmitter Power Regulations
VEs and VECs
Control Categories

Weeks 3-4
Operating Procedures
Phone Operating Procedures
Operating Courtesy
Emergencies
Amateur Auxiliary
Digital Operating
CW Operating


Weeks 5-6
Radio-Wave Propagation
Sunspots and Solar Radiation
MUF and LUF
Ionospheric Layers

Weeks 7-8
Amateur Radio Practice
Two-Tone Test
Test and Monitoring Equipment
Interference
Speech Processors
HF Mobile Radio Installations

Weeks 9-10
Electrical Principles
Resistance, Capacitance, Impedance
The Decibel
Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors


Weeks 11-12
Circuit Components
Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors
Rectifiers
Analog and Digital ICs

Weeks 13-14
Practical Circuits
Power Supplies
Digital Circuits


Weeks 15-16
Signals and Emissions
Carriers and Modulation
Frequency Mixing


Weeks 17-18
Antennas and Feedlines
Antenna Feedlines
Basic Antennas
Directional Antennas
Special Antennas

Weeks 19-20
Electrical and RF Safety
RF Safety Principles
Safety in the Ham Shack


Week 20
General Class License Testing


HRLM Overview

ARRL Classroom

Video and Multimedia Library

Educational Activities: Recruitment and Education

Educational Materials


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Other Classroom Resources

AA9PW FCC Amateur Radio Practice Pages

QRZ's Practice Amateur Radio Exams

EHAM Online Practice Exam Site

FCC - Amateur Radio Service


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