Fastest Way To A Ham Ticket...Advanced Class Radio Amateur License Guide, FCC Questions & Easy-To-Understand Answers FCC-Type Multiple Choice Practice Exam Questions Grouped By Subject

"The AMECO Advanced Class Radio Amateur License Guide is part of a series of guides published by the Ameco Publishing Corp. for the purpose of preparing students for the Federal Communication Commission's amateur radio operator's examinations. As is the case with the other AMECO guides, this guide includes a sample FCC-type examination. This sample examination provides an added means of preparation for the actual FCC examination, and may serve as an accurate guage of preparedness. The correct answers to the questions are in the back of the book. The questions duplicate the format of the FCC exam; most of them are of the multiple-choice type and cover the entire range of material that is covered by the FCC on their examination. In addition to the other elements, the satisfactory completion of the Advanced Class examination is necessary for the Advanced Class Amateur License. The following are the requirements for the various classes of amateur radio operator's licenses issued by the Federal Communication Commission. Amateur Extra Class - Elements 1(C), 3, 4(A) and 4(B). Advanced Class - Elements 1(B), 3 and 4(A). General and Conditional Classes - Elements 1(B) and 3. Technician Class - Elements 1(A) and 3. Novice Class - Elements 1(A) and 2. Element 1(A) is a 5 wpm code test; Element 1(B) is a 13 wpm code test and Element 1(C) is a 20 wpm code test. Element 2 is a written test on basic laws; Element 3 is a written test on general amateur practice and regulations; Element 4(A) is on intermediate radio theory and Element 4(B) is on advanced radio theory. In going for a higher license, one need not repeat elements which he has already passed and holds licenses requiring them. The FCC examination for the Advanced Class (Element 4(A)) consists of 50 multiple-choice questions, similar to the examination on Page 40. 2% credit is allowed for each question answered correctly. 74% is the passing mark for the examination element. Although this guide covers...." [from preface]