Foundation Licence
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Goodluck with it mate, Ive heard that the advanced licence is hard.Zebedee wrote:Damn those spies - can't keep anything quiet around hereVK6ZMS wrote:My spies tell me you passed the exam this week .... well done !
I did ... Standard Theory and Regs down, and with a truckful of luck, Advanced Theory by the end of the year
If ACMA are kind to me, I'll be VK6LAN in a few weeks once they process my Standard paperwork.
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Haha thanks guys!
I wouldn't say the Standard was "easy" but it thankfully wasn't quite as challenging as I originally thought.
The Advanced licence though I think is going to be a whole different story. Still, I'm going to enjoy giving it a shot!
But ... who else here is keen on getting their foundation licence?
The requirements are pretty easy, and any keen scanner enthusiast could probably do the course and pass the exams without too much trouble. And of course, it's a bit of fun too!
I wouldn't say the Standard was "easy" but it thankfully wasn't quite as challenging as I originally thought.
The Advanced licence though I think is going to be a whole different story. Still, I'm going to enjoy giving it a shot!
But ... who else here is keen on getting their foundation licence?
The requirements are pretty easy, and any keen scanner enthusiast could probably do the course and pass the exams without too much trouble. And of course, it's a bit of fun too!
Doug Bell (Zebedee) VK6DB
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Me! I've just decided to do it today - a workmate has offered me a radio that was her late fathers, so I'll need to get licensed (nope, don't have any info on the radio itself as yet).Zebedee wrote:But ... who else here is keen on getting their foundation licence?
So where to from here? Get the book and enrol in one of the weekend courses/exams?
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*sigh* unfortunately getting my HAM license doesn't get me a pay rise, so I figure once I've done this next microsoft exam I will continue going through the 2 cd's I have and then sit the exam for my standard license. It's something that I really want to do! Another reason to add another aerial to my car as if it isn't hard enough to spot a mile away as it is! (3 Door Getz with 2 aerials over the bonnet )
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