Dive into the fascinating world of amateur radio and lend support to the community

by George B. Lampere AB9CQ Waushara County Amateur Radio Emergency Services Coordinator Have you ever wondered about the possibilities of connecting with people around the world through radio waves? If so, the Amateur Radio License Course is your ticket to discovering the captivating world of amateur radio. This self-paced course offers a comprehensive curriculum, practical workshops, and the guidance of an experienced mentor, all designed to cater to enthusiasts of all levels. Get ready to explore new horizons and join a community of passionate communicators. The course, which blends the content of the Technician Class License Manual with convenient online videos and practical workshops, provides participants with a flexible and engaging learning experience. Whether you’re a complete beginner or have previous experience, the course is tailored to meet your needs and equip you with the knowledge and skills required to obtain your amateur radio license. One of the highlights of this course is the invaluable support and guidance provided by George B. Lampere, an experienced amateur radio operator with the call sign AB9CQ. With his wealth of experience and expertise, George serves as the dedicated mentor throughout the course. He is also the Amateur Radio Emergency Services Coordinator for Waushara County. From answering questions to providing insightful tips, George ensures that each participant has a fulfilling learning journey. To reinforce the theoretical knowledge gained, the course offers practical workshops where participants can gain hands-on experience with amateur radio equipment. These sessions not only build confidence but also prepare participants to handle real-world scenarios. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, the workshops help students develop practical skills that are essential for successful amateur radio operation. Upon completing the course, participants will have the opportunity to take part in a scheduled license review session. This session aims to solidify their knowledge and ensure they are well-prepared for the Technician Class license exam. The exam, consisting of 35 multiple-choice questions, is the gateway to obtaining an amateur radio license from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Achieving a passing score of 74 percent or greater paves the way to becoming a licensed amateur radio operator. Enrollment in the course requires a fee of $40 which covers the cost of the ARRL Ham Radio License Manual Spiral 5th Edition—an essential resource that serves as a guide throughout the course. To register or obtain more information, interested individuals can contact George B. Lampere at AB9CQ1@gmail.com or call 920-212-1466. Recognizing that not everyone may have internet access, arrangements have been made with local libraries to provide access to the training material on library computers. This ensures that the course remains accessible to all who are interested, regardless of their internet connectivity. Amateur radio is not just a hobby; it is a vibrant community of individuals who share a passion for communication, technology, and connecting with people from diverse backgrounds. By obtaining an amateur radio license, participants become part of this global community and gain access to a wide range of opportunities, including emergency communications, public service events, experimentation, and the chance to make friends worldwide.