The ARRL General Class License Manual eighth Edition Free PDF

The ARRL General Class License Manual (Arrl General Class License Manual for the Radio Amateur) eighth Edition
Author: Visit ‘s ARRL Inc. Page ID: 1625950306

Series: Arrl General Class License Manual for the Radio AmateurPaperback: 304 pagesPublisher: ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio; eighth edition (May 15, 2015)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 1625950306ISBN-13: 978-1625950307 Product Dimensions: 10.8 x 8 x 0.3 inches Shipping Weight: 1.5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Best Sellers Rank: #53,320 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #5 in Books > Humor & Entertainment > Radio > Reference #19 in Books > Engineering & Transportation > Engineering > Telecommunications & Sensors > Radio #127 in Books > Textbooks > Humanities > Performing Arts

The spiral version as it’s a LOT easier to manage on the bus commute, where I’ve done most of my studying for the exam. I’ve supplemented practice with an iPad app that quizzes me on a random selection of 35 questions. After a few runs of the app, I’ve identified areas where I need to bone up and have done so with the book. Although this edition of the book is for the question bank that begins July 1st, the basic principles have not changed materially from the soon-to-expire exam. I’m pretty confident I’m going to pass the exam on Monday without a problem. On that metric — helping me with the test — this book is fine.

I am less enthusiastic about over-presentation of material that distracts from clarity of understanding. For example, in the front of the book (1-2, repeated half-size on 3-7) is a Frequency Allocation Chart (also available on their web site) with a diagram of the bands, frequencies and modes. Because it’s the generic diagram, it includes a lot of superfluous information such as the restrictions for Novice and Advanced licenses — both deprecated in 2000, as well as changes enacted a couple of years ago. As a result, the chart is dense and less useful than it could be in this setting. It would have been super helpful if they included ONLY the information pertinent to General privileges. With the extra room, they could add supplemental information relevant to several of the questions on the exam: power restrictions, sideband use, and relative position of data vs voice.

Excellent technical book to use when studying for the General or as a good resource book to have on the shelf. I find this book provides information above and beyond what you might need to know for the test so this is a text book for the serious student that wants to do more than just pass the test. I do use the Gordon West book to condense studying for specific exams so it is a good companion book.

The spiral version as it’s a LOT easier to manage on the bus commute, where I’ve done most of my studying for the exam. I’ve supplemented practice with an iPad app that quizzes me on a random selection of 35 questions. After a few runs of the app, I’ve identified areas where I need to bone up and have done so with the book. Although this edition of the book is for the question bank that begins July 1st, the basic principles have not changed materially from the soon-to-expire exam. I’m pretty confident I’m going to pass the exam on Monday without a problem. On that metric — helping me with the test — this book is fine.

I am less enthusiastic about over-presentation of material that distracts from clarity of understanding. For example, in the front of the book (1-2, repeated half-size on 3-7) is a Frequency Allocation Chart (also available on their web site) with a diagram of the bands, frequencies and modes. Because it’s the generic diagram, it includes a lot of superfluous information such as the restrictions for Novice and Advanced licenses — both deprecated in 2000 (15 years ago!) — as well as changes enacted a couple of years ago. As a result, the chart is dense and less useful than it could be in this setting. It would have been super helpful if they included ONLY the bands usable with General privileges. With the extra room, they could add supplemental information relevant to several of the questions on the exam: power restrictions, sideband use, and relative position of data vs voice.

2011 15 General Class Gordon West WB6NOA Pete General Class License Manual Arrl General Class License Manual for the Radio Amateur ARRL General Class License Manual 8th Edition ARRL General Class License Manual 8th Edition 0307 Valid July 1 2015 thru June 30 2019Delta Amateur Radio Club 2011 Training Class Information Delta Amateur Radio Club 2015 Training Class Information Note Direct email links on this page are provided for those of you that use an email program such as Connect with EarthLink the award winning Internet We know your time is valuable Select the type of help you need then provide us with some basic information including your contact phone number

Download The ARRL General Class License Manual eighth Edition Free PDF

SamitaTangguh772