2Bravo Is A Good Buddy! ;-)

[peterjmag]

Matt,
I have become a fan of yours on 147.045 at night. You guys keep me company. I need to get my ticket to talk to you. Take care good buddy! J/K Take it easy man.


P.J.

 

[car2back]

Yeah 2b, A little bird (PJ) just informed me he heard that you copied that 10-65 vehicle from Midland, TX and were talking about it on 147.045

good to know I have some fans out there on while I am on hoot shift...

Hollar back if you ever need anything else!

 

[iamhere300]

2b is also a handy guy to have around when scrotes decide to
set off your security alarm.....

Yeah 2b, A little bird (PJ) just informed me he heard that you copied that 10-65 vehicle from Midland, TX and were talking about it on 147.045

good to know I have some fans out there on while I am on hoot shift...

Hollar back if you ever need anything else!

 

[CommShrek]

Well thanks guys. I have to do something to stay awake. The group of us that BS on there just try to keep each other awake I guess. Yep, you should get your HAM radio license PJ. Anyone else for that matter, the more the merrier.

 

[mfolta1]

hes also a good guy to have around when you need to sell a car.........hehe.

 

[tkjr4160]

I need to be getting mine also.

 

[warhead2]

i just got mine in the mail 2wks ago havnt got a radio to talk on yet but will be going to hamfest on july 15 in OKC

 

[car2back]

I want to get mine, but don't know where to start??

 

[OkRob]

It's a piece of cake, Phil. Pickup a Technicians Class book and study it for the test. It's a simple test after you go through the book to learn the operating practices, frequency ranges, etc.

Some Radio Shack stores even have this book:

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2104011&cp

or you can find other books online or probably at the local bookstores. Some of the local clubs also have some classes from time to time.

You can likely also borrow a book from someone online here that has gotten beyond needing it. I'd offer you one of mine but I got licensed so long ago that I'm sure mine are not up to date.

Go for it!

- Rob

 

[car2back]

thanks Rob, where should I look for testing locations & dates once I feel I am ready to take the exam?

 

[OkRob]

Here's a list that should be current Phil. They have them regularly, so finding one should not be a problem. I wish I had a recent book to give you, but I took my test almost 20 years ago and I know some things have changed and I have not gotten a later book.

Here's the site with the test sessions:

http://tulsahamradio.org/Area_Testing.htm

It's really pretty easy to get it if you study the book a little bit. Take care...

- Rob

 

[car2back]

again, thanks Rob! hopefully you all will be hearing me soon

 

[CommShrek]

I studied for my test by taking practice tests on www.qrz.com. I have a book but the testing pool has been updated since then.