Tests - Answers for FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License Updated Multiple-Choice Tests from the actual FCC exam Plus Radar Endorsement Tests

This one-stop study guide is for the new 2010 FCC Commercial Radio Operator License Examinations. It covers Element 1, Marine Radio Operator Permit (MROP); Element 3, General Radio Telephone Operator License (GROL); and Element 8, Ship RADAR Endorsement. The 20th edition of this revised 2010 guidebook contains everything you need to know to pass the federal license exam and includes the exact word-by-word question and answer for each question on the FCC federal exam. Learn wireless communications and move to the front of the employment line in Radio-TV Broadcasting, Satellites, Microwave, Avionics, Radar and Maritime. A US Government FCC License is important. Federal regulations require all transmissions and tests performed during installations, servicing or maintenance of a Marine or Avionics station to be made by or under the immediate supervision and responsibility of a person holding an FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License. Even when this license is not legally required for employment, it serves as a government document certifying and acknowledging proficiency in the Communications industry. To obtain an FCC license, applicants must get a passing score on a 100 question multiple-choice exam. The only requirements for getting an FCC License are: you must be a legal United States resident, have an ability to communicate in English and have a passing score on the FCC exam. There are no education, training or experience requirements to obtain an FCC License.