Ham Cram There are many methods to assist you in preparation for obtaining an Amateur Radio License (Ham Cram, Self Study, Classroom Instruction). Our proven method has several advantages:
How do we do it? Ham Cram is not a class, it is guided study session. — six 45-minute reading sessions with 10-minute breaks and a 50-minute break for lunch. The FCC exam is given at the end of the day. We divide the question pool into six segments, each containing about 60 questions. This is the most efficient way to maximize attention span and fight study fatigue. In other words, we tell you how to study, keep you doing it in an organized way, and then give you the test as soon as you are finished. It is a proven “winning formula.” 90% Success Rate Short-term memory is the “secret” of the high success rate. All exam questions and answers will be what you have been studying in the session. This is the biggest reason why 90% are easily able to recognize the correct answers immediately after reading the question pool thoroughly. Cost $30.00 Is Ham Cram for you? Then follow this link Schedule your Ham-Cram/Ham Exam here! Are you convinced that you want an Amateur Radio License but wish to know more about other study methods? Then scroll down to Available Methods. Do you wish to know more about the value of Amateur Radio? Then continue reading. Stay Connected When Disaster Strikes
Amateur Radio  Amateur radio, or more commonly referred to as “ham radio”, is used by city, county, and federal emergency communications teams; by private relief organizations throughout the world; and by a large number of dedicated citizens who are active, knowledgeable, and have the skills and ability to respond and assist in emergencies. Obtaining new license Why should I get licensed? Before you can get on the air, you need to be licensed and know the rules to operate legally. US licenses are good for 10 years before renewal and anyone may hold one except a representative of a foreign government. In the US there are three license classes—Technician, General and Extra. Technician License The Technician class license is the entry-level license for new ham radio operators. To earn the Technician license requires passing one examination totaling 35 multi-choice questions. The license gives access to all Amateur Radio frequencies above 30 megahertz, allowing these licensees the ability to communicate locally and most often within North America. It also allows for some limited privileges on the HF (also called “short wave”) bands used for international communications. Available Methods Ham Cram (Our Method) Get Your Amateur Radio License in Just One Day! You can get your Amateur Radio License in a single day using our proven technique. No Morse code test is required! This class is offered the 3rd Saturday of each month at Columbia County Roads Dept Conference room located in Saint Helens, Oregon. No pre work/studying required to take the class. This is not an Amateur Radio training course. You will not understand ham radio when you complete the Ham Cram. You will become licensed and able to learn at your own pace. Free Amateur Radio training is offered by N7EI (Columbia County Amateur Radio Association).
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