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Welcome to FreddoFrog.net / org
Welcome to freddofrog.net and freddofrog.org.
Advice on Amateur Radio Training and Assessments (Foundation, Standard or Advanced) from Steve VK3VM / VK3SIR as an Assessor (based in Oakleigh, Victoria) should be directed to vk3vm @ hotmail.com.
There are no egocentric motives or club politics - although ARV (resources) and ALARA (Ladies and families) are supported.
We must develop, support and grow the numbers of ethical, community-minded Amateur Radio Operators.
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Amateur Radio Licenses: Guidance
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- FOUNDATION - Use the Foundation Manual and/or RES Program; guidance from an experienced
trainer is essential.
- STANDARD AND ADVANCED - Use the Radio and Electronics School Resources as a study base. The "Swainston" text is useful for questions and diagrams but too advanced for most. Avoid RSGB & ARRL Handbooks until Advanced licensed.
- On-air experience and good practical skills (fault finding, making antennas) is mandatory for ADVANCED candidates.
- Lots of myths exist: No question is too stupid. Ask a competent Amateur if you need assistance.
Contact me if you think I can assist via details available on the ACMA Accredited Assessors page(s).
AR licensing queries should be directed to the ACMA or your local Amateur Radio Club.
Supporting the Warnambool Men's Shed - Radio Amateurs
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