Questions tagged [volunteer-examiners]
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Testing blind license applicants
My friend is blind and would like to take the amateur radio license exam.
I understand that the question and the four possible answers can be read to them, and that is fine. The one question that we are still not sure on is, When it comes to block…
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Do volunteer exam coordinators provide accommodations for applicants with visual impairments?
I am a prospective HAM, and I recently began reading the ARRL's third edition of their Ham License Manual, published in 2014.
Anyhow, under
WHO CAN BE A HAM
They mention that there are ham operators who may have disabilities that might affect how…
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What is the difference between FCC station and operator licenses?
I an studying for my technician class examination, and I came across this question:
What may result when correspondence from the FCC is returned as undeliverable because the grantee failed to provide the correct mailing address?
A. Fine or…
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Why does ARRL license examination procedure preclude students from discovering what questions they got wrong on licensing tests
I got my Amateur Extra ticket some time ago. I was able to discover what my score was (the number of questions I got wrong). However, my examiner was not able to tell me specifically which questions I had answered incorrectly, and to this day it…
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Must all three VEs hold the required licence class to "prepare" an examination, or just one?
47 CFR § 97.507 states that:
(a) Each telegraphy message and each written question set administered to an examinee must be prepared by a VE holding an Amateur Extra Class operator license. A telegraphy message or written question set may also be…
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What is my VE status?
I was an ARRL VE years ago. The info about ARRL VEs says that you remain a VE and the only way one will be dropped is loss of license. However, years ago to be a valid VE one would have to have a current date sticker on one's badge. Am I still a VE?…
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How do I go about taking an exam?
I'm an inactive amateur in D.C. looking to get more involved and studying for the Extra Class exam. The last time I took an exam was decades ago in an FCC office. I read about the volunteer exam process. I see a lot online but don't see,…
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Why do you have to be 18 to be a Volunteer Examiner in the US?
I am a 15 year old ham, and just got my Extra class. I was really bummed when I figured out I needed to be 18 to be a Volunteer Examiner administer. Why do they make that rule?
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